Save $500 bucks and plant up to dozen trees a year . . . Chegg gets top grades
Chegg chuggs into the Purple Goldfish Project at #235 from the folks over at Gaspedal.
“College students love Chegg for their cheap textbook rentals, free shipping, and eco-friendly business philosophy. Chegg believes that renting a book instead of buying it new helps save trees. This isn’t just their corporate mission statement, the company actually functions around this core value. For every book they rent, they plant a tree in return. As the customer finishes their transaction, Chegg presents a world map and asks the customer to pick a country or region to plant their tree in. It’s a simple, visual way of engaging during the transaction process and giving back to the community at the same time. Customers can then tell the world what they did by linking their Chegg transaction to their Facebook profile or Twitter account.”
Today’s Lagniappe (a little something extra) – Fun spot. Don’t take it in the pants. Save a buttload by using Chegg.
What’s Your Purple Goldfish?
