Our RewardBunny.com is a interactive program to help green company sell more of their products, by rewarding consumers for buying green.

We uses Web 3.0 to seamless integrate online experiences with offline experiences.

When consumers buy products that are part of the Green Rewards Program, people will be able to accumulate green reward points to exchange for prizes, plus each point accumulated will be entered into a monthly drawing for hybrid/electric cars, wilderness trips, iPODs, VIP concert tickets (green section)…etc.

Brand owners can increase sales by retailers providing better shelf spacing, retailers providing special shelf tags indicating the product is part of the Green Rewards Program, by consumers developing a closer emotional connection to participating brands via our website, and by building brand loyalty.

1. Check-out: Points are accumulated by the consumers when participating brands are scanned and purchased at the retailer’s check-out;

2. Reward Card: The points are linked to the consumer via a reward card or by entering their phone number into the retailer’s system;
   
   
3. Online Redemption: the consumer can then view their accumulated points, redeem their points, read about the brands supporting the program (“advertorials”), and view the monthly drawing for prizes from all participating retailers on our Internet site.
   
   
4. Mobile 2-Dimensinal Barcode: people with a cell phone can snap a picture of the label with an embedded 2-D bar code and find out information more about the products, including how it was handled cradle to cradle, such as where it was manufactured, how it was manufactured, …etc. They can even go online after snapping the picture of the 2-D barcode, to see pictures of the manufacturing process, the factories that manufactured it, add comments, notify manufacturers their products are out-of-stock, receive coupons, recommend the product to friends…etc.
   

For example organic oranges:

1. a consumer person goes to the supermarket, and they takes a picture of a Mobile 2-Dimensional Barcode on a orange via a cell phone;
   
   
2. they can find out which farm it was produced and who distributed it;
   
   
3. it is linked online to the supermarket's website, which shows pictures of the farm and the farmer;
   
   
4. the consumer can then communicate with the farmer and send in their opinion and ideas.
   
   
5. at the check-out they can receive rewards and/or are entered into a monthly drawing for prizes.

Shopping becomes a two-way street.

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