About Us
- Evolotus PR
- Evolotus principals Gary Smith and Kezia Jauron have decades of experience in advertising, marketing, and public relations for a range of clients and products. They left the profitable world of corporate high-tech PR to create Evolotus in 2006. Evolotus and its clients share the same goal: to get the word out about a particular product or service in a way that serves the client as well as the world at large. (www.evolotuspr.com)
Friday, March 25, 2011
Houston Press on Mercy For Animals "Farm to Fridge" tour
Animal-Mutilation Film Screens Tonight Near Rice U.
"Just in case the online version of Farm to Fridge - The Truth Behind Meat Production wasn't enough for you, go check out the animal-abuse document[ary] on giant screens tonight."
Coverage like this helped draw crowds to the video events held on busy streets, shopping and dining districts, exposing thousands of people to the truth about where their food comes from.
Labels:
animal rights,
clips,
mercy for animals,
newspapers,
nonprofit
Thursday, March 10, 2011
CBS Los Angeles on Mercy For Animals "Farm to Fridge" tour
Many thanks to CBS 2 weekend anchor and reporter Rob Schmitt and the whole crew for this fantastic story on MFA's "Farm to Fridge" tour.
Animal Rights Group Sets Up Big Screen TVs To Shock And Awe Meat Eaters
Animal Rights Group Sets Up Big Screen TVs To Shock And Awe Meat Eaters
Thanks as well for all the comments and shares, which tell the media that stories like these are appreciated.
Labels:
animal rights,
clips,
mercy for animals,
nonprofit,
television
Monday, January 24, 2011
Andrew Sullivan's Daily Dish/The Atlantic
Beagle Habilitation
Andrew Sullivan is a beagle lover. Who knew? I suppose his caricature gives him away.
Andrew Sullivan is a beagle lover. Who knew? I suppose his caricature gives him away.
Labels:
animal rights,
beagle freedom project,
clips,
nonprofit,
web
Tuesday, November 9, 2010
Kia Scherr and Barack Obama in Mumbai
Kia Scherr, president of One Life Alliance, was frequently invited on national cable news to tell her story. On the first anniversary of the death of her husband and daughter, Kia met with President and Mrs. Obama in Mumbai, India. Needless to say this was major news in the U.S. and in India.
Visiting Mumbai terrorist attack site brings comfort
Visiting Mumbai terrorist attack site brings comfort
Saturday, November 6, 2010
Washington Post on One Life Alliance
The Washington Post has always been good to us, and they are a pleasure to work with. Here, Emily Wax covers One Life Alliance and its mission to spread peace.
Va. mother and wife of Mumbai victims seeks to help children in conflict areas
Va. mother and wife of Mumbai victims seeks to help children in conflict areas
Labels:
clips,
newspapers,
nonprofit,
one life alliance
Wednesday, June 16, 2010
Veg News Press Pass: Skin Trade premiere
"If you are not yet fur free, please watch this film through to the end. If the scenes of what's happening in present day China don't move you, it's time for a heart transplant."
Veg News Press Pass
Friday, June 11, 2010
Los Angeles Times on "Skin Trade"
Anti-fur documentary "Skin Trade" debuts with celebrity support in Westwood
Los Angeles Times "All the Rage"
Los Angeles Times "All the Rage"
Labels:
animal rights,
clips,
documentary,
newspapers,
web
Sunday, November 1, 2009
Natural Dog Training in Dog Fancy magazine
Dog Fancy is read by almost 250,000 dog lovers. Here they feature the Natural Dog Training DVD along with pet care products.
Friday, September 4, 2009
Santa Barbara Independent on Natural Dog Training
Pet columnist Lisa Acho Remorenko calls Natural Dog Training "an excellent way for the average dog to learn basic obedience at home, without having to hire a professional trainer."
Pet Chat
Pet Chat
Thursday, January 1, 2009
Coconut Bliss #1 on Vegetarian Times' "Veg 25"
Technically we don't know if we were listed as number one because we knocked the editors' socks off, or because we were lucky, but it's quite a coup for a non-dairy product to rank on this list. Based on praise like this, we're going with "knocked their socks off:"
"We've tried many tasty soy- and rice-based vegan ice creams, but Luna & Larry's Coconut Bliss blew us away...Creamy, decadent, and oh-so-satisfying, it might be the best vegan dessert on the market right now."
"We've tried many tasty soy- and rice-based vegan ice creams, but Luna & Larry's Coconut Bliss blew us away...Creamy, decadent, and oh-so-satisfying, it might be the best vegan dessert on the market right now."
Saturday, November 22, 2008
Green News, Whole Foods magazine
Whole Foods magazine is distributed to retail health natural food stores and suppliers. Their coverage includes films that would be worthwhile to carry in store.
Labels:
animal rights,
clips,
documentary,
earthlings,
magazines
Wednesday, July 23, 2008
Coconut Bliss hits newspaper food sections nationwide
As part of the phased rollout of Coconut Bliss, which took the product from the Pacific Northwest to the entire U.S., we worked with local food editors throughout the country to alert them that the product would soon be available in their area. As food editors are rarely vegan, a vegan product really needs to stand out, and have a good story, in order to even be considered.
This was a nice write-up from the Southern California's Desert Sun, a midsized newspaper serving Palm Springs and the surrounding communities.
"Blissfully good...It's as creamy as premium high-fat content ice creams, but doesn't leave you with that coated-tongue taste from the fat."
This was a nice write-up from the Southern California's Desert Sun, a midsized newspaper serving Palm Springs and the surrounding communities.
"Blissfully good...It's as creamy as premium high-fat content ice creams, but doesn't leave you with that coated-tongue taste from the fat."
Sunday, June 1, 2008
Seventeen magazine: How to Meditate
Coconut Bliss in Fancy Foods magazine
Reaching out to influential food trade publications is a must for getting high-quality vegan foods into mainstream groceries. Fancy Foods covers the upscale, gourmet market.
Friday, February 1, 2008
Reader's Digest on Raw for 30 Days/Simply Raw
Reader's Digest magazine included the film "Raw for 30 Days," now called "Simply Raw," in a story on raw food diets for health and recovery from diabetes.
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