Nutrilite New Product Launch

The Scoop

Project:
To launch the Phytonutrient Spectrum to both media and consumers, educating them on what phytonutrients are and why they are important.

Client:
Amway/Nutrilite, Weber Shandwick Worldwide

Deliverables

  • Venue research, acquisition and management
  • Menu creation and catering services
  • Scenic and technical design and installation
  • Signage design and development
  • Fulfillment and distribution of fresh fruits, vegetables and additional product for distribution
  • City permits for event and food distribution.
  • Hiring, training and management of brand ambassadors for messaging and sampling
  • Secure beneficiary to accept delivery of all leftover fruits and vegetables

By the Numbers

  • Finding a venue that provides optimal consumer visibility, editor convenience, and a restaurant for a 200-person luncheon
  • A 1956 Chevrolet 3100 red pickup truck, custom branded, to display product and drive around New York for added messaging
  • A chef who can promote healthy eating and take the brand’s objectives into consideration
  • Custom façade to transform the restaurant and patio space into a green market for the day
  • Approximately 30,000 pieces of 20 different types of fruits and vegetables that correlated with Nutrilite color pallette.

How'd We Do?

  • Brand-in-hand experience reached more than 2,000 New Yorkers
  • Nutrilite added color to a rainy day for thousands of receptive New Yorkers with Nutrilite farmers market bags filled with product, information and colorful fruits & vegetables
  • Sixteen street teams and spokesperson Amy Hendel talked up Nutrilite in and around the farmer’s market
  • Branded truck stopped at high-traffic locations including the NBC Today Show and CBS Early Show to drive traffic to the farmer’s market
  • The Daily Dose of Color Media Luncheon:
  • Captivated 33 editors and RD influencers at the Pop Up Farmer’s Market location
  • 28 media and 5 influencers
  • High-profile publications included Self, Shape, Prevention, Ladies’ Home Journal, FIRST for Women
  • Total Media Coverage included 1,740 total proactive stories, Coverage within the top 25 media markets and nationwide and 31+ million impressions
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