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Hi Rep, how many grams is the sample?
Each one is 55g and is a single meal replacement.
Smells like data harvesting
An e-com site selling Australian made goods looking to get into a busy and flooded market by shipping samples for free with no obliation to subscribe or sign up.
Random comments like this with no real reasoning is a bit negative don't you think?
Considering nobody knows you and your first post here is an advrrt, and posts that have all the same hallmarks as this one have taken orders, shipped nothing and spammed the end user, then I expect my reaction is neutral.
Just becuase you don't oblige someone to sign up doesn't means you can't sell the name/phone/email data.
So you want to judge by the lowest common denominator without any evidence and accuse people of breaking privacy laws when you yourself admit "nobody knows you". How about get to know or at least make an effort … then make a judgement?
@geraldg: but your the one post the deal, thus the onus is on you since you've used this community as an advertising platform. I don't go to the bus stop and have to 'get to know' the poster there.
@Nalar: Nalar I REALLY don't understand your reasoning. You accuse, I defend then you accuse again and say I need to prove myself.
One look at the site and the info/products within it will show you it's a legit deal not data harvesting. But you want me to do something else to convince you?
A classic case of guilty until proven innocent … but you won't even look at the proof.
How is $3.99 for a single serve of whey protein powder a deal? I know it has a bunch of fluff vitamins that will make you skinny and beautiful.
Free shipping for a sample of an Australian owned and made quality product … I would argue it's a decent deal.
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Some ozbargainers never learn.
How big is the sample?
Each one is 55g and is a single meal replacement.
Respectfully, I have issues with your marketing approach:
1) I can't easily find a writeup of the ingredients of your product, and your ingredient sources aren't listed. (Full nutritional writeup)
2) $3.99 for a 60-80g (estimated from similar products) serving isn't really a deal when there are other companies doing completely free (no postage) samples on a huge variety of products
A suggestion would be to opt for a one-per-household free sample approach, including postage: You'll get zero pushback on marketing on sites like OzB, and you'll convert people who actually enjoy your products into paying customers, instead of adding an extra financial step where they have to whey (haha) up the cost to value of your product, which is only barely cheaper than the sample you're giving them. ($3.90/serve from a 14-serving box @ $54.99) - Don't assume that setting a price-point for a sample will differentiate your product as something premium in this space, especially when you're talking to a website full of penny-pinchers.
Compare this to Bulk Nutrients, who do completely free samples for a huge variety of protein and meal replacements, and offer bulk discounting down to as low as $1.56/serve on total meal replacement, and clearly list all nutrient information per-serve (I know because I purchase this in bulk regularly) they're far ahead of the curve compared to your offering here in both presentation and price-point.
Thanks monkey, I get you 100% but please see a small young business perspective where supply and demand as well as warehousing and getting into retail are all REAL business issues.
Yes offering completely FREE samples is a great idea and one that has legs, but you then get a good number of people who will get their free sample and never actually try it. A waste of everyone's time unfortunately.
Supplying full ingredients lists is a complex logistical nightmare for things like Google Ads and other 3rd parties who will block you based on perhaps one very small amount of something perfectly legitimate it deems as even slightly outside it's normal "allowed criteria" or that it does not understand.
What we do is ensure every product has a high res image of the reverse of the packet and an easy image zoom function to allow you to view the full ingedients before purchase.
Hopefully if the product is sucessful enough we can have many production runs and offer samples for free in the near future.
Thanks for the input, most welcome.
A few interesting ingredients
Sodium molybdate: main use in agriculture fertilisers and as a corrosion inhibitor. will explode on contact with molten magnesium. It will violently react with interhalogens (e.g., bromine pentafluoride; chlorine trifluoride). Its reaction with hot sodium, potassium or lithium is incandescent.
Cupric sulphate: used for control of algae in lakes, is used to treat aquarium fishes for parasitic infections as copper ions are highly toxic to fish. Is also used to test blood for anemia. In printing it is an additive to book-binding pastes and glues to protect paper from insect bites; in building it is used as an additive to concrete to improve water resistance and discourage anything from growing on it. Copper sulfate can be used as a coloring ingredient in artworks, especially glasses and potteries. Copper sulfate is also used in firework manufacture as a blue coloring agent
Chromium chloride might cause weight loss, anemia, thrombocytopenia, liver dysfunction, renal failure, rhabdomyolysis, dermatitis, and hypoglycemia. May be helpful for people with type 2 diabetes and insulin resistance (prediabetes). Evidence that it can lower glucose levels and improve insulin sensitivity,
Natural flavours: can be highly processed and contain many chemical additives.80 to 90 percent of the ingredients that make up natural flavors contain chemical solvents and preservatives
will explode on contact with molten magnesium.
Water would also explode if it came into contact with molten magnesium. Perhaps the molten magnesium is the problem component.
I read it as health trim snake