Overview
Approaching its 10th year in business, USWM was facing a new generation of organic and sustainable-food fanatics. But arriving alongside the consumer excitement were new guidelines, new opinions, and therefore, a slew of misleading information about what it means to be organic, sustainable, and most importantly, grassfed.
When USWM and CVM realized that the existing educational materials on grass-fed meats were not only diffuse but often inconsistent, unclear, and downright false, we teamed up to address them through a brand overhaul, an educational content program, and a PR strategy that would ensure USWM's message rose above the chatter.
The day is off to a great start when you receive a call from your Congressman's office in regards to favorable press.
— John Wood, Founder and CEO of U.S. Wellness Meats
Website Strategy & Development
We started by converting what had been a traditional e-commerce hub into a multi-purpose marketplace, offering not only buying opportunities, but also serving as a regularly-updated destination site for those looking and for facts on sustainable eating, the difference between grass-fed and grain-fed meats, and the health benefits of their products.
We used the company's existing knowledge base and expertise in the field to position it as the farm to go to for top-quality, humanely-raised grass-fed meat—and education about anything having to do with it.
We additional conducted our own careful research to gain knowledge and understanding of what today's consumers are looking for online and off. We used this information to create a content-rich site that houses the brand's story and products, along with content that's educational, insightful, and entertaining.
The resulting site includes a plethora of information on the health and environmental benefits of grass-fed meat via an FAQ section that covers everything from shipping to omega-3s; an interactive "Learn Your Cuts" section for those unfamiliar with the physiology of the cuts; the full U.S. Wellness Meats story; a school lunch program for progressive schools and an "Our Farms" section that puts a face with the farmers' names. Channel V Media also designed the U.S. Wellness Meats blog, which is consistently updated with fresh content by the U.S. Wellness Meats staff.