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    Explore " sugary drinks" with insightful episodes like "Ep 495: Major Celebrity Endorsements And Investors - Do They Actually Work? With Henry Murray, Waterdrop", "The OJC Episode 35: Sugary Drinks, Chernobyl and Meaningful Consumer Engagement", "Intro to the Podcast and Me", "22 - My Little Ponies and The Werebears" and "Eluid Kipchoge, Sugary drinks and Whales" from podcasts like ""Secrets To Scaling Your Ecommerce Brand", "The Oncology Podcast", "Thenaturalmedic Adventures", "When Last I Left" and "Doorbeen دوربین"" and more!

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    Ep 495: Major Celebrity Endorsements And Investors - Do They Actually Work? With Henry Murray, Waterdrop

    Ep 495: Major Celebrity Endorsements And Investors - Do They Actually Work? With Henry Murray, Waterdrop

    Think outside the box for impactful activations. Take inspiration from their creativity and find unique ways to make a statement for your brand.

    In this episode, Jordan West and Henry Murray, Co-Founder of Waterdrop  discussed the importance of strategic partnerships and investments, which led them to an unforgettable activation in Times Square. They built a tennis court and had the privilege of playing a match with none other than Novak Djokovic, the tennis legend and an investor in Waterdrop. This publicity stunt not only brought awareness to their mission but also showcased their commitment to reducing single-use plastic bottles.

    Listen and learn in this episode!

    Key takeaways from this episode:

    • Having a clear and impactful mission for your brand can attract major investors and celebrity endorsements. 
    • When expanding internationally, design your business and brand to be appealing and accessible to a global audience. 
    • Thoughtful and creative activations with influencers or celebrities can generate buzz and attention for your brand, but they require careful planning and resources. 
    • The impact of such activations can be measured through factors like website traffic, incrementality testing, and customer feedback. 
    • Leveraging the influence and status of celebrities can open doors and garner positive attention for your brand. 
    • Planning and preparation are key to ensuring the success and cost-effectiveness of big activations. 
    • Tracking and analyzing the impact of major activations can provide valuable insights for future marketing strategies.


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    Today’s Guest:

    Henry Murray, Co-founder of Waterdrop  is the visionary behind Waterdrop, a revolutionary product with a clear mission: eliminating prefilled beverages and plastic bottles from the world.  In 2016, Henry and his team in Germany created Waterdrop, a small hydration cube that can be dropped into water. This innovative product is not only lightweight but also uses 98% less plastic, as it solely contains fruit and plant extracts. With this eco-friendly approach, Henry and his team were able to bypass traditional distribution channels and go direct to consumers, making water readily available and free.

    Connect and learn more about Henry and Waterdrop:

    Website: https://www.waterdrop.com/

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    The OJC Episode 35: Sugary Drinks, Chernobyl and Meaningful Consumer Engagement

    The OJC Episode 35: Sugary Drinks, Chernobyl and Meaningful Consumer Engagement

    The Oncology Journal Club - Delivering Oncology News Differently

    The Oncology Podcast, brought to you by Oncology News Australia, is proud to present Episode 35 in our series The Oncology Journal Club.

    Do you think sugary drinks could be responsible for the increased rates of colorectal cancer that we are seeing in young adults? Join us this week as Hans Prenen finds out.

    Craig Underhill talks us through the TITAN Study and the problem of not acknowledging investigators. And Eva Segelov talks to Kristi Milley about getting meaningful engagement from consumers.

    You’ll also hear the amazing article of the week on Chernobyl and climate change, the final installment of Eva’s Manifesto for Good Trial Design and some wonderfully quirky quick bites too.

    Just a quick note – Eva started her analysis of Bishal Gyawali's paper in Episode 33 and  Episode 34

    With the usual top quality banter, papers you won’t hear of anywhere else and expert analysis from our Hosts, you are in for another great episode of The Oncology Journal Club!

    Full bios and the list of all papers discussed are available on our website.

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    www.oncologynews.com.au and for regular oncology updates for healthcare professionals, subscribe for free to get the weekly The Oncology Newsletter.

    The Oncology Podcast - An Australian Oncology Perspective

    Intro to the Podcast and Me

    Intro to the Podcast and Me

    In this episode, I introduce myself and talk about my background as an outdoorsman.  The podcast has been a long time coming culminating my years of experience.  We talk in this episode about the very basics of starting hiking, including evaluating your own personal fitness level.  Additionally, we talk about goal setting for fitness and better health by seeing what feeds our body to get in better shape to take our challenge outdoors.

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    • Talk to your health care professional before starting any new workout routine
    • Set a series of small goals for yourself to work up to
    • Remember you can do this! 

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    22 - My Little Ponies and The Werebears

    22 - My Little Ponies and The Werebears

    Jenny Curtis, Chris Porter, Micky Shiloah,and Kuali'i Wittman realize they shouldn't be recording the podcast because Chris's invite to a festival screening might never end. RULE: Whenever you first introduce a host, a new character, or a goat, you must also include the title of their memoir.

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    Episode 013: Good Green Witch: To Ban or Not to Ban - June 2, 2012

    Episode 013: Good Green Witch: To Ban or Not to Ban - June 2, 2012
    After The Appropriate Omnivore appeared on the Good Green Witch an hour earlier, the table are turned and now Aaron interviews Rhonda DeFelice. They continue discussing why some bans are good (the plastic bag ban), some bans are bad (sugary drinks, foie gras, trans fats), and some bans fall in between (the fur ban). Aaron and Rhonda also talk about where these bad bans could lead and what should be done instead of banning foods like sugary drinks or foie gras.
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