Welcome to the Electronics Recycling Team of Experts!

The Information Age has created a virtual tidal wave of electronic devices � including computers and monitors that become obsolete or wear out at an ever-increasing rate. If you’re an internet marketer, there’s no doubt that you’ve heard of Facebook ads and working with a facebook advertising agency, and you’ve probably even tried some out on your own. But did you know that Facebook ads are actually just one subset of Facebook marketing? And did you know that there are other types of online marketing that can boost your business just as much as Facebook ads do? For more information about the different types of online marketing available to you today, read on!There are seven basic ad formats you can use to get your message out on Facebook: link, photo, video, carousel, lead generation, canvas and app install. There are pros and cons to each one so pick carefully based on your target audience. For example, a carousel is great for showing multiple images of a product but it doesn’t allow a lot of text so not a good choice if you want to describe what makes your product special. Text ads have a two-line headline and 80 characters for body copy plus an image with up to 20% text overlaid. This is best used if you have just one main benefit to explain or want people to take action right away by visiting your website or downloading something.If you want to drive more traffic to your website, consider creating a Facebook ad that targets users who are likely to become customers. As an example, if you have an ecommerce site that sells coffee machines, create an ad that features a customer with her brand new machine in front of her house. Include a link to your site in your ad text so people can purchase directly from you. Consider including another call-to-action in your ad's visual, such as Buy Now or Shop Now. Your budget determines how many ads you can run at once on Facebook. The more people who see your ads, the better chance they'll click through and visit your website. The demand for newer, superior technology has increased the pace at which current devices reach the end of their useful lives. As a result, the question of what to do with obsolete electronics has become a global issue. Disposal is not the answer. Computers and other electronics need to be properly handled by a responsible recycling company rather than being sent to a waste disposal company.

Since 1994, Creative Recycling Systems has been an industry leader in asset management and the recycling and reuse of a vast array of end-of-life and obsolete computers, computer monitors and other electronic equipment. In our continuing effort to offset the rapidly increasing burden on the environment, CRS addresses these issues through innovation and integration of the latest state-of-the-art recycling systems into our processing facility in Tampa, Florida. The additional capacity provided by this advanced automation equipment gives CRS a clear advantage over other electronics recycling companies. We do not dispose of the problem; we truly recycle it all using the most advanced, environmentally friendly and cost effective methods.

Creative Recycling Systems, Inc. serves small, mid-size and Fortune 100 companies, government agencies, non-profit organizations, educational institutions and concerned citizens with the best solution for electronics recycling, including computer recycling, by providing:

• Customized asset management and asset tracking throughout the process
• Data security, recycling and Certificates of Destruction
• Maximum value return from the disposition of IT equipment for valued computer recycling
• The best solution for end-of-life electronics with the least impact on the environment
• A viable alternative to e-waste in our world�s landfills

Electronics Recycling isn�t just the virtuous alternative... it�s the sensible one!