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On the other hand, if you want educated, affluent, informed and eager people who care about what they buy and actively choose to support businesses, products and services that are free from exploitation then Red Pepper is the place to find them.
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Our readers are bright, passionate about the world and actively making conscious choices to support your kind of business or cause.
Exploitation goes both ways. We won't rip you off or give you some nonsensical advertising spiel - just fair rates (with discounts for not-for-profit concerns and small business advertisers) and the chance to reach your target market.
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