Easter Campaign from Compassion in World Farming - Earn £1.00 per Lead

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With Easter on the way, Compassion in World Farming (CIWF) are urging people to spare a thought for all the real-life Easter chicks that are living out their lives in cruel intensive factory farming systems.

More than 50 billion chickens are slaughtered annually for meat worldwide. Over 70% of them are raised in industrial farming systems confining them in windowless, barren and crowded sheds where more than 20 birds can be kept per square metre. That means that the floor space per chicken is less than the area of an ordinary A4 sheet of paper :scared

Compassion in World Farming works with governments to bring about improved welfare legislation, with the food industry to promote compassionate sourcing of meat and dairy products, and with consumers to raise awareness of welfare issues and encourage higher welfare shopping choices.

You can support CIWF by joining their affiliate program on Affiliate Future. You’ll earn a generous £1.00 per completion of a short form (which must include a valid customer name and email address) and there’s a wide range of banners and links to make it easy for you to earn commissions and help protect the welfare of animals.

For more information about Compassion in World Farming, please contact me: karen [at] azam.net.
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From time to time, Compassion in World Farming also provide seasonal email creatives that can be used by affiliates to spread the message about the charity's latest campaigns.For example, we currently have an Easter email which features the fluffy yellow Easter chicks!

These emails always convert very well and are often tied in to media news stories featuring celebs such as Joanna Lumley (CIWF's patron) and chefs such as Jamie Oliver and Hugh Fearnley Whittingstall who campaign on behalf of better animal welfare standards.

If you're interested in sending out an email campaign on behalf of CIWF, please contact me to request the latest designs.