NeutriSci International Inc V.NU.H

Neuenergy Samples

[Edcando]

I was just reading on a BC online news site that the 2022 Penticton /Okanagan Granfondo is quickly selling out with only 250 spots left. It got me thinking that what we should be doing is getting our samples into the event bags of participants at these kinds of events (really any kind of event). I don't know the official number of entries in this particular one but if they went to the trouble of doing a story saying hurry up if wanting to race because there's only 250 spots left (2.5 mi tha before the race even happens) then we can assume it's well over 1000. There are all kinds of events all over the place (there's even 2 more cycling ones where this one being held). We did this for my friends wakesurf competition a few summers ago at an event in Arizona (they were a big hit). I'm convinced (and been shown) that a minimum of 3 out of 10 people that try it absolutely love it enough to not only buy regularly but tell their friends about it. Abother 2-3  (+?) like it enough to at least use occasionally .

[ThatBigGinger]

Like I was saying about university/college fairs as well, its likely the only way somebody will try it is if its a sample at a booth or added to a gift bag etc. There is absolutely 0 marketing done for this product anywhere and I have no idea how the company expects any success by word of mouth only.  Theres currently 0 reason why an energy drink user or coffee drinker would venture down

[Edcando]

I can agree with lots of this , but not all. First I don't see it as an either/or scenario but rather an either /AND. By your own admission Germany seems to be working out. Well word of mouth to try is exactly how that ball got rolling. Same here by my place (although it's just one store (but I've also barely done anything too). Getting the product into peoples hands (erm mouth lol) is

[ThatBigGinger]

Vegas has us at -450 to make timelines and +10000 to update shareholders with more than a tweet of a picture of an ominous box with a german flag on it

[VeritasVern]

Partially true about the marketing, at least in North America mostly we could say. In Japan we don't know all the details but there is a bit of a marketing campaign with the wholesale/retailers. There have been several different shipments what looks like steady, sustained and incremental growth. If a big order from Japan materializes that could be a definite signal of marketing success. Some

[ThatBigGinger]

Tabletz as a company seems to be doing everything right, even if slow and methodical but that's the Japanese style. Other companies market *their* product that *we* produce very well but our own product is what I'm concerned about. Notice how we NEVER hear about Kushtabz and zenstix, but cryopharms drink powder was featured in High times? And you'd be hard pressed to find a single