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MotherNature.com Launches $8 Million Ad Campaign

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Beth Cox
Beth Cox
Mar 5, 1999

Acton, MA-based MotherNature.com
Inc.
, an online retail
source for vitamins,
supplements, minerals and herbs, launched an $8 million radio, print, outdoor
and transit advertising campaign.

The campaign features actress Blythe Danner and the tagline “Go Ask Mother @
MotherNature.com.” It will use traditional media to reinforce
MotherNature.com’s message that it is a superior alternative to a “brick-and-
mortar” store.

“The greatest barrier to entry for an online store is trust,” said Sharon L.
Rice, vice president of brand marketing at MotherNature.com. “We decided to
use traditional
branding methods that have been proven to build trust. . .”

Creative was done by Cyrk Inc. and the media was planned and placed by
Neil Faber Media Inc. The campaign will break in the top four wired cities in
the U.S.–New York, Boston, San Francisco and Seattle.

“Last year, we ran both online advertising and two small test markets for
print and radio advertising,” said Rice. “We found the offline advertising to
be more effective for building brand awareness and cost-effective for bringing
customers to the site.”

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