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HerbalCart

HerbalCart's actual product line, including whey protein, pre workout, and protein bars, was being seen through a purely herbal or Ayurvedic lens, a framing the brand had drifted into by accident.

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01 · The result

The work delivered.

Delivered campaign direction, five formats ready for filming and complete Hinglish scripts about practical supplement use.

This record covers the strategy and materials delivered. Audience and business results sit outside the available project record.

02 · The decisions

The thinking behind the work.

Starting point

HerbalCart's actual product line, including whey protein, pre workout, and protein bars, was being seen through a purely herbal or Ayurvedic lens, a framing the brand had drifted into by accident. The gap between what people assumed HerbalCart sold and what it actually sold was undermining trust in its supplement range.

Audience

13 to 38 year olds in tier one and tier two Indian cities: health conscious, closer to 'functional fitness' enthusiasts than bodybuilders, wanting clean label options that stay approachable and reasonably priced.

Observation

The category HerbalCart was actually competing in (GNC, MyProtein, Raw Nutrition) runs on very different content instincts than a herbal or wellness brand: native, fast cut, driven by real user content, comfortable with humour, allergic to anything that reads like a pharma insert.

Direction

Set the campaign direction around practical supplement use and the brand's actual product range, using comparison, explanation and review formats.

Execution

Planned five content formats: food and supplement comparisons, explanations of supplement use alongside food, DIY recipes, customer experience stories and reaction reviews. Wrote Hinglish video scripts using familiar cultural references. The record covers the format plan and scripts prepared for production.

03 · The evidence

The project, in one view.

HerbalCart campaign direction diagram: A herbal or Ayurvedic assumption to Intended supplement brand position.

Editorial evidence diagram based on the recorded project. Delivered campaign direction, five formats ready for filming and complete Hinglish scripts about practical supplement use.

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Comparison
Proposed comparisons placed food and supplement protein amounts side by side.
Explanation
Scripts answered why someone would choose a supplement alongside food.
Native formats
The proposed formats included DIY recipes, customer experience stories and reaction reviews.
Voice
Hinglish scripts used familiar cultural reference points instead of fitness influencer clichés.

04 · Outcome and scope

What the record supports.

Recorded outcome

Delivered campaign direction, five formats ready for filming and complete Hinglish video scripts. The intended position was a modern supplement brand.

Reflection

Native social formats and familiar language guided the scripts. The recorded deliverable is campaign direction and writing; audience response remains unmeasured.

Your next decision

Does the market misunderstand what you actually sell?

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