Fiji Water's Treats for Tweets

| Fri Sep. 18, 2009 2:00 AM PDT

It's Laura. Happy Friday! To celebrate, Fiji Water would like to give you a beach towel. Or some free junta-fueling water. Anything, really, if you'll just promise to tweet nicely about them—something people aren't doing after reading the MoJo Fiji Water investigation. Plus: 3 MoJo stories today you might like:

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Laura McClure hosts weekly podcasts and is a writer and editor for Mother Jones. Read her recent investigative feature on lifehacking gurus here.

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Have you guys looked at the type of people who say positive things about Fiji Water on twitter? It's a ... how can I put this without sounding like a snob.... an interesting demographic. I doubt any of them read mojo or know how to search on twitter so unfortunately they don't see much of the chatter. I would suggest people with brains reply directly to the "bling hordes" and see if that gets their attention!

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