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Optimum Nutrition announces new campaign involving its first-ever TV spot

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The long-running supplement company Optimum Nutrition has announced a new brand campaign that is going to be seen in a variety of different places. The campaign centers around Optimum Nutrition’s ability to deliver innovative and effective products for people from all walks of life and in great tasting flavors.

You can see a couple of the images from the campaign above and directly below featuring some of Optimum Nutrition’s more well-known supplements such as Gold Standard Whey. The brand has combined the products with quotes from real people regarding how the items work for them and the role they play in their lives.

As mentioned, Optimum Nutrition will be running the campaign all over the place including its social media channels, website, and in digital advertising. It also involves platforms outside of the digital world such as in-store ads, airport billboards, and for the first time ever, a TV spot run through Connected TV.

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