stryder
Board Sponsor
In our quest to engineer the PERFECT Preworkout, we had to break some rules and go against the traditional modus operandi.
Let's face it, preworkouts are a dime-a-dozen, but in a marketplace crowded by an abundance of mediocre products, the only distinction between any of them is the marketing hype. All play by the same set of rules established for one main objective...MAXIMUM PROFIT. At PNI, our main mission is "Performance Over Profits". What does that mean? Simple, we put quality and excellence before the pursuit of profits. Sometimes that means making sacrifices in margin to produce the best designed supplements that deliver real world results.
And in our pursuit, we're proud to introduce...PRODIGY, our perfect preworkout!
The 4 Rules other's play by (and we had to BREAK)
1. Hide under-dosed ingredients with a Proprietary Blend
Prop blends allows a company to hide how little they actually put into the product, this is called "Pixie Dusting". PRODIGY will have a fully disclosed label with each ingredient and the amount of each ingredient.
2. Use marketing buzzwords to conceal inferior qualities of the product and portray them as strengths.
Does your PRE use marketing terms like: "Ultra Concentrate", "Micro Dose", or "Extreme Potency"? This could be hiding the fact that there is little to virtually none of the active ingredients and mostly inexpensive stimulants that only require a few milligrams. PRODIGY contains full doses of performance yielding ingredients. Take a look at our scoop vs. their's!
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3. Keep your cost of goods (COG) under $5.
Most of the "mainstream" brand preworkouts cost as little as $5 or less to produce. This gives them the advertising budget for the fancy magazine ads, big glitzy booths at trade shows, oh...yeah, and the Lambo the CEO drives around and posting on social media. Our COG's are up to as much as what these other brands sell for, but we sacrifice the margins to make PRODIGY both effective and affordable.
4. Keep It Simple (and sell to the) Stupid.
Don't "over engineer" your products. Put in the bare essentials and sell them add-on's to compensate for its inadequacies. NOT US...PRODIGY is the most comprehensively formulated PRE on the market, and covers all your bases. It contains fully dosed ingredients and is the equivalent of buying all these in 1 product:
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Now, this is where WE need YOUR help! We're looking for 10 dedicated testers who will be diligent in logging PRODIGY for 14 doses and providing valuable feedback for us and the members of AM. Do you have what it takes to consistently log and provide unbiased feedback? If so, post your submission in this thread and we will select 10 users to try out this amazing GAME CHANGING preworkout.
Who we're looking for:
1. Must be 18 or older
2. Male - we've got something special for the ladies :flirt:
3. No sensitivities or health conditions that prevent you from taking stimulants
4. Workout 3-4 days per week (minimum)
5. Willing to log consistently for 14 doses
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Let's face it, preworkouts are a dime-a-dozen, but in a marketplace crowded by an abundance of mediocre products, the only distinction between any of them is the marketing hype. All play by the same set of rules established for one main objective...MAXIMUM PROFIT. At PNI, our main mission is "Performance Over Profits". What does that mean? Simple, we put quality and excellence before the pursuit of profits. Sometimes that means making sacrifices in margin to produce the best designed supplements that deliver real world results.
And in our pursuit, we're proud to introduce...PRODIGY, our perfect preworkout!
The 4 Rules other's play by (and we had to BREAK)
1. Hide under-dosed ingredients with a Proprietary Blend
Prop blends allows a company to hide how little they actually put into the product, this is called "Pixie Dusting". PRODIGY will have a fully disclosed label with each ingredient and the amount of each ingredient.
2. Use marketing buzzwords to conceal inferior qualities of the product and portray them as strengths.
Does your PRE use marketing terms like: "Ultra Concentrate", "Micro Dose", or "Extreme Potency"? This could be hiding the fact that there is little to virtually none of the active ingredients and mostly inexpensive stimulants that only require a few milligrams. PRODIGY contains full doses of performance yielding ingredients. Take a look at our scoop vs. their's!
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3. Keep your cost of goods (COG) under $5.
Most of the "mainstream" brand preworkouts cost as little as $5 or less to produce. This gives them the advertising budget for the fancy magazine ads, big glitzy booths at trade shows, oh...yeah, and the Lambo the CEO drives around and posting on social media. Our COG's are up to as much as what these other brands sell for, but we sacrifice the margins to make PRODIGY both effective and affordable.
4. Keep It Simple (and sell to the) Stupid.
Don't "over engineer" your products. Put in the bare essentials and sell them add-on's to compensate for its inadequacies. NOT US...PRODIGY is the most comprehensively formulated PRE on the market, and covers all your bases. It contains fully dosed ingredients and is the equivalent of buying all these in 1 product:
- Focus/Nootropic supplement
- Hemodilator/Pump supplement
- Energy/Endurance supplement
- Fat burning supplement
- Creatine supplement
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Now, this is where WE need YOUR help! We're looking for 10 dedicated testers who will be diligent in logging PRODIGY for 14 doses and providing valuable feedback for us and the members of AM. Do you have what it takes to consistently log and provide unbiased feedback? If so, post your submission in this thread and we will select 10 users to try out this amazing GAME CHANGING preworkout.
Who we're looking for:
1. Must be 18 or older
2. Male - we've got something special for the ladies :flirt:
3. No sensitivities or health conditions that prevent you from taking stimulants
4. Workout 3-4 days per week (minimum)
5. Willing to log consistently for 14 doses
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