Jon Mandell's guest appearances

Jon Mandell

Grocery Is Your Business

Chris Briglin

Tracy Hansen

Susie Fogelson

Lauren Johnson

Mike Brennan

Erik Huberman

Gary Hawkins

Jeff Baskin

Brian Scott

Jen Davis

Brian Moyer

Zac Wilson

Radius Networks

Jack Record

Bernardine Wu

OwlTail

How a dynamic rebrand of Weight Watchers in both name (to WW) and a focus on community, impact, and wellness is reimagining a brand into the future. Jon Mandell, SVP, Membership Marketing and Global Ecommerce of WW (formerly Weight Watchers) joins Rob Sanchez, Marc Raco, and guest host Joe Yakuel (Agency Within).To hear more from speakers like Jon and Joe, check out CommerceNext on July 31st &amp; August 1st in NYC. In this episode:  What the WW rebrand means for the company, and how a focus on overall health and wellness along with partnerships with DJ Khaled and Kevin Smith is pivoting the brand towards a younger generation How WW is helping members make healthy choices with meals through the Freestyle plan and showing how to build healthy meals and by offering smarter snacks  John’s experiences with WW as a member before joining the company  The challenges of conveying the value of the products and goods WW sells to members without it coming off like a sell or a necessity to being a member of the program The extensive look in the mirror that was a part of the WW rebrand, and the changes made both to the program and the product offerings to reflect the changes in what accounts to wellness and health in 2019 The tools that WW has at its disposal to get feedback to improve the program; studios led by WW coaches, and Connect, a closed social group within the WW app mean to support and uplift members Ways WW is looking to move into the food delivery and meal kit realms through partnerships with brick and mortar chains to carry meal kits and brands like Blue Apron, to further WW’s ability to help people who want to take control of their wellness Finding a balance between utilizing scientific studies to prove the benefits of the WW and cutting through the marketing noise without making the claims seem inflated Why the universality of the message of a sustainable dieting program that works makes targeting marketing less of a concern WW’s barcode scanning app functionality and how finding broad partnerships with grocers most WW members have access to is essential to maintaining their engagement with the app Other incentives attached to the WW app, such as “wins” and other ways to build up points that are social in nature and not strictly tied to dieting Plus, we get to know some of John’s early inspirations that laid the foundation for his focus on growth and expansion at WW, and what kind of food he wishes was under 5 points See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

How a dynamic rebrand of Weight Watchers in both name (to WW) and a focus on community, impact, and wellness is reimagining a brand into the future. Jon Mandell, SVP, Membership Marketing and Global Ecommerce of WW (formerly Weight Watchers) joins Rob Sanchez, Marc Raco, and guest host Joe Yakuel (<a href="https://www.agencywithin.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Agency Within</a>).To hear more from speakers like Jon and Joe, check out <a href="https://commercenext.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">CommerceNext</a> on July 31st &amp; August 1st in NYC. In this episode: <ul> <li>What the WW rebrand means for the company, and how a focus on overall health and wellness along with partnerships with DJ Khaled and Kevin Smith is pivoting the brand towards a younger generation</li> <li>How WW is helping members make healthy choices with meals through the Freestyle plan and showing how to build healthy meals and by offering smarter snacks </li> <li>John’s experiences with WW as a member before joining the company </li> <li>The challenges of conveying the value of the products and goods WW sells to members without it coming off like a sell or a necessity to being a member of the program</li> <li>The extensive look in the mirror that was a part of the WW rebrand, and the changes made both to the program and the product offerings to reflect the changes in what accounts to wellness and health in 2019</li> <li>The tools that WW has at its disposal to get feedback to improve the program; studios led by WW coaches, and Connect, a closed social group within the WW app mean to support and uplift members</li> <li>Ways WW is looking to move into the food delivery and meal kit realms through partnerships with brick and mortar chains to carry meal kits and brands like Blue Apron, to further WW’s ability to help people who want to take control of their wellness</li> <li>Finding a balance between utilizing scientific studies to prove the benefits of the WW and cutting through the marketing noise without making the claims seem inflated</li> <li>Why the universality of the message of a sustainable dieting program that works makes targeting marketing less of a concern</li> <li>WW’s barcode scanning app functionality and how finding broad partnerships with grocers most WW members have access to is essential to maintaining their engagement with the app</li> <li>Other incentives attached to the WW app, such as “wins” and other ways to build up points that are social in nature and not strictly tied to dieting</li> <li>Plus, we get to know some of John’s early inspirations that laid the foundation for his focus on growth and expansion at WW, and what kind of food he wishes was under 5 points</li> </ul>See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Jon Mandell of WW (Formerly Weight Watchers) - Reimagining a Brand