Martin & Pleasance boosts Vital Greens product with brand re-fresh + campaign via The Reactor
Independent Melbourne agency, The Reactor, has helped new client Martin & Pleasance boost awareness for its flagship product Vital Greens with a category-shaking brand refresh.
For the first time, the advertising isn’t leaning on the product’s multitude of ingredients, instead focusing on the feeling the product generates with the line ‘More Betterness’.
While the campaign is a self-confessed ‘leap of faith’ in what is a traditionally conservative market, early results suggest it’s paying off in spades.
Says Kelly Evans, brand manager, Vital: “We launched the campaign at the Melbourne Health and Fitness Expo, which was a little confronting. The work is pretty brave for our category. So to launch it in the thick of your peers was a great opportunity to announce the new positioning. We hit our total expo sales targets by the first day. It was a great start.”
Says Nick Brown, creative director, The Reactor: “This was one of those cases where the product had so much going for it. The temptation had always been to talk about all the great ingredients in the product, however, we wanted to focus on how it makes you feel. When we realised that we couldnt find the perfect word to describe how good you actually feel on Vital Greens, we made up our own.”
The campaign will run online, outdoor, in print and in store throughout Australia, New Zealand and the U.K.
Agency: The Reactor
Client: Martin & Pleasance (Vital Greens)
Marketing Manager: Kelly-Anne Evans
Creative Director: Nick Brown
Copywriter: Phil Childs
Copywriter: Chris Taylor
Art Director: Nicole Soccio
2 Comments
and stop murdering the language please.
I actually use this product and couldn’t agree more with the ‘More Betterness’ claim! That is EXACTLY how i feel when i use Vital Greens. Nice work using true insights.
Looking forward to seeing how they roll this out beyond traditional media.