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  1. How LIFEAID Sales Sustained Despite CrossFit Controversy

    How LIFEAID Sales Sustained Despite CrossFit Controversy
    Repost of original article on TheDrum.com by Kenneth Hein | 14 July 2020 10:00am Imagine your brand was built in lockstep with CrossFit and then let’s say more than a third of your sales came through gyms. Now imagine gyms were closed and the chief exec of CrossFit became an instant pariah because of offensive George Floyd and coronavirus tweets. That is the...
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  2. LIFEAID Hemp Launches Successfully in eCommerce

    LIFEAID Hemp Launches Successfully in eCommerce
    On January 9, 2020, the BUSINESS section of The Wall Street Journal featured an article (by Annie Gasparro) about the successful launch of LIFEAID Hemp entitled  "Cloudy Regulation Slows CBD’s Seep into Food and Drinks."  PHOTO: LIFEAID Beverage Co  Big food-and-drink companies are slowing work on products containing cannabidiol after regulators sounded a note of caution, making space for smaller players to...
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  3. How to Be Successful in a Niche Market

    How to Be Successful in a Niche Market
    How can you be successful when it comes to marketing a niche product? Find out on this episode of The Thoughtful Entrepreneur, featuring Aaron Hinde, co-founder and president of LIFEAID Beverage Company. CLICK HERE to listen to the full podcast episode on UpMyInfluence.com: “LIFEAID is a functional beverage company,” said Aaron Hinde. “Basically, we make vitamins you’ll actually enjoy drinking.”...
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  4. Aaron Hinde Against Caffeinated Drinks for Kids

    Aaron Hinde Against Caffeinated Drinks for Kids
    In an article published this past Sunday in San Jose's The Mercury News, LIFEAID co-founder and father of two Aaron Hinde shared the importance of educating our youth about the dangers of high caffeine levels in beverages and energy drinks. Here's the article:  
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  5. How Big Tobacco Hooked Children on Sugary Drinks

    How Big Tobacco Hooked Children on Sugary Drinks
    Article by Andrew Jacobs | The New York Times | March 14, 2019 Researchers combing through archives discovered that cigarette makers had applied their marketing wizardry to sweetened beverages and turned generations of children into loyal customers. What do these ads featuring Joe Camel, Kool-Aid Man and the maniacal mascot for Hawaiian Punch have in common? All three were created by Big...
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