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Crowd Media (ASX:CM8) launches KINN Living EU website

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18 May 2020 13:15 (AEST)
Crowd Media (ASX:CM8) - CEO, Domenic Carosa (left)

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Crowd Media (CM8) has officially launched the KINN Living website in Europe, which sells KINN’s eco-friendly home-cleaning and laundry-care products.

The company will act as exclusive digital distributor for KINN’s environmentally friendly products in the European market.

Crowd will use its digital, social media and influencer marketing across a database of more than 10,000 influencers and conventional commerce expertise to drive web sales of KINN’s products.

This collaboration goes with Crowd Media’s strategy to sell exemplary products integral to the lives of European-based millennials.

“Crowd has deep experience in digital marketing to millennials and Gen Z in most European countries, now across 12 different languages, and will be using their well-tested influencer and performance marketing strategies to drive KINN sales,” the company said.

The website is multilingual covering languages such as English, French, German, Italian and Spanish. It also accepts four different currencies, including the Euro, Great British Pound and the U.S. and Aussie dollars.

The global household green cleaning products market is expected to grow to a significant US$27.83 billion by the end of 2024.

CEO Domenic Carosa says in two months, Crowd Media has added three new revenue streams each pivoting off the company’s digital know-how.

“My Team are proud to have launched the KINN Living EU website, ahead of schedule, across the most popular European languages including English, German, French, Spanish, and Italian,” he said.

“It’s multicurrency, accepting the Euro, Great British Pound and the U.S. and Aussie dollars, across all the popular payment methods, including credit card and Apply Pay. This is a remarkable achievement, as evidenced with revenue already beginning to flow,” he added.

Crowd Media is up 7.69 per cent on the market today, trading for 2.8 cents each at 11:48 am AEST.

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