Strategic campaigns generate new opportunities, leads.

Media Logic has developed dozens of campaigns to help global nutrient premix leader Fortitech Premixes® drive sales among food and beverage manufacturers.

Demonstrating how Fortitech’s ‘Strategic Nutrition’ can help manufacturers develop innovative products and connect with targeted consumer segments, the campaigns highlight specific opportunities in products targeting areas such as heart health, diabetes and child development.

Emphasizing the end consumer—rather than the typical B2B ingredient pitch—campaigns consist of a range of magazine, online banner ads and emails driving leads to a landing page to access rich content, usually in tech paper format.

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ICYMI: 2024 Consumer In Sight Surveys for Healthcare Marketers 

ICYMI: 2024 Consumer In Sight Surveys for Healthcare Marketers 

In 2024, Media Logic’s Consumer In Sight research team conducted nine surveys exploring the evolving behaviors, attitudes and preferences of healthcare consumers. From media consumption trends to Medicare enrollment experiences, these surveys offer actionable insights to guide healthcare marketers. Here’s a look back at what we learned this year.

A Medicare Member Retention Marketing Tip Sheet to Build Loyalty and Engagement

A Medicare Member Retention Marketing Tip Sheet to Build Loyalty and Engagement

In a competitive Medicare market, member retention has become a top priority. By using data to personalize outreach based on health needs, demographics and preferences, health plans can significantly increase engagement and loyalty. Download our tip sheet to keep best practices handy as we head into 2025 and the Medicare Advantage Open Enrollment Period.

Pay-by-Bank: Consumer Perspective on Marcom Best Practices

Pay-by-Bank: Consumer Perspective on Marcom Best Practices

With Walmart’s recent introduction of its “Pay-by-Bank” program designed to bypass payment networks and merchant fees, a new open banking alternative may be poised to take off in the U.S., despite lagging well-behind the global use trends.