MINE Recent activities 08/09/2014 20:13:35 $MINE
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Posted On: 08/09/2014 9:13:45 PM
MINE Recent activities 08/09/2014 20:13:35 $MINE
HOUSTON, TX. July 10, 2014: Level 5 Beverage Company, Inc., a subsidiary of Minerco Resources, Inc. (OTCQB: MINE), has selected Spelling Communications as its public relations agency to support the upcoming market introduction of Level 5’s line of good-for-you consumer products, including its lightly sparkling, naturally flavored, vitamin enhanced offering, VitaminFIZZ®. The decision was made after an extensive review of numerous highly regarded public relations agencies with Spelling Communications prevailing due to its proven capabilities in strategic thinking and high impact media relations.
“Level 5 is focused on leading the good-for-you consumer marketplace, and Spelling Communications will be an integral partner in our mission,” said V. Scott Vanis, Minerco’s Chairman. “We are on the fast track for growth as the bi-coastal launch of VitaminFIZZ® quickly approaches. We look forward to working with an experienced and savvy organization like Spelling during this first roll-out and many others to follow.”
Spelling Communications will begin working immediately with Level 5 and its strategic partner, Power Brands, to develop a vertical and consumer public relations plan to support the launch of VitaminFIZZ® scheduled later this summer. The launch will initially target the New York and California markets and will include a wide range of promotional activities, including public relations, advertising, in-store sampling and hosted events. Spelling will also assist to promote the ongoing introduction of other new consumer products from Level 5 including Vitamin Creamer® with Coffee Boost™ and The Herbal Collection™.
About Spelling Communications
Spelling Communications is a well established public relations firm known for creating robust, strategic media coverage to help companies succeed and grow. Some of Spelling’s past clients include major brands such as Dole Juice, Nutrisystem.com, Intel, Univision, Charter Media,TAG Heuer, Merrell Dow and EDS. http://www.spellcom.com
http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/145151..._ex991.htm
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The bottle is good. I am more concerned with the marketing. Hoping they have a fantastic campaign planned
962 LIKES ON FACEBOOK. CAN WE GET 1,000 BEFORE WE LAUNCH?
It is a common bottle design and size. Not a bad thing however
http://www.bing.com/images/search?q=fuze+tea&...edIndex=31
http://www.bing.com/images/search?q=sparkling...tedIndex=8
http://www.bing.com/images/search?q=vitamin+f...edIndex=10
VitaminFizz bottle design colour fonts overall appeal is far far better than ICE and modern IMO
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My concerns are the same, especially with the concerns with adhd, celiac, and autism with food coloring like red dye.
Looks to me like they were pretty conservative with their food coloring compared to Sparkling Ice.
My concerns are the same, especially with the concerns with adhd, celiac, and autism with food coloring like red dye. The colors are very bright in the Vitamin Fizz products, but it also markets to the kids and teens who are drawn to bright colored beverages because they usually contain more sugar. I think that is the happy medium this product comes to; kids will pick it out because of how it looks, parents will read the label and thank the nutritional gods. Hook the young ones, the older folks will follow, imo. The marketing team knows what they're doing.
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Ok brotha I get ya. Come back over if you have any questions about anything. This board is full of great info about the company. VFizz is gonna take some market share from ICE and that comes from me being a big fan of ICE and then tasting Fizz. I have tasted the old product and love it better then Fizz. Not only fizz but Boost as well. Hit me up in twitter if need be @kmendes18
Well Unbiased I think beverages that make it will make it on flavor ... maybe the first buy comes from looks but continual buying will come because you like the taste ... of coarse this is just My opinion
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I was basing my opinion off what the bottles show on the website it's good they market the zero calories on the face. I don't expect vitamin fizz to compare to sparking ice at this stage in the initial launch as sparking ice has been around way longer.
My only concern before I will actually invest in this company and not just trade the stock is... Will it be enough to take some of sparkling ice customer base away from that brand and go to vitamin fizz.
IMO I think they will have to rebrand the product to get sales rolling. As of right now this looks like a store brand, brand to me and not a name brand.
I'm running out of posts for the day so this will probably be my last reply. I do wish you guys luck who already invested in the company. I think they are on the right track just wished they put more effort into the label to catch people attention
Very nice reply. I wish all traders posted as you have done. Polite yet stating your opinion. Ok in reference to the nutritional information if you have seen the actual bottle you would notice that the bottle has zero calories stamped on the front. If you also notice on the side in big bold letters there are the vitamin contents. 100% vitamin B and 100% vitamin. As far as website is concerned I encourage you to look at www.sparklingice.com. I would be inclined to say that the two sites are on the same level of professionalism. Below are links to photos of bottles if you have not already seen them. I wish to you a happy weekend also
http://twitter.com/VitaminFizz/status/4967400...64/photo/1
https://twitter.com/vitaminfizz/status/496426348890849280
HEYOU you need to do some DD
HOUSTON, TX. July 10, 2014: Level 5 Beverage Company, Inc., a subsidiary of Minerco Resources, Inc. (OTCQB: MINE), has selected Spelling Communications as its public relations agency to support the upcoming market introduction of Level 5’s line of good-for-you consumer products, including its lightly sparkling, naturally flavored, vitamin enhanced offering, VitaminFIZZ®. The decision was made after an extensive review of numerous highly regarded public relations agencies with Spelling Communications prevailing due to its proven capabilities in strategic thinking and high impact media relations.
“Level 5 is focused on leading the good-for-you consumer marketplace, and Spelling Communications will be an integral partner in our mission,” said V. Scott Vanis, Minerco’s Chairman. “We are on the fast track for growth as the bi-coastal launch of VitaminFIZZ® quickly approaches. We look forward to working with an experienced and savvy organization like Spelling during this first roll-out and many others to follow.”
Spelling Communications will begin working immediately with Level 5 and its strategic partner, Power Brands, to develop a vertical and consumer public relations plan to support the launch of VitaminFIZZ® scheduled later this summer. The launch will initially target the New York and California markets and will include a wide range of promotional activities, including public relations, advertising, in-store sampling and hosted events. Spelling will also assist to promote the ongoing introduction of other new consumer products from Level 5 including Vitamin Creamer® with Coffee Boost™ and The Herbal Collection™.
About Spelling Communications
Spelling Communications is a well established public relations firm known for creating robust, strategic media coverage to help companies succeed and grow. Some of Spelling’s past clients include major brands such as Dole Juice, Nutrisystem.com, Intel, Univision, Charter Media,TAG Heuer, Merrell Dow and EDS. http://www.spellcom.com
http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/145151..._ex991.htm
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I really have to disagree with you all that are saying that Vitamin Fizz is more appealing to the customers eye then Sparkling Ice. Let me show you what I see. Sparkling ICE displays Fruit on the label, people see fruit in trapped in ICE they think healthy (BUY), More flavors (Of course Vitamin fizz is new and they are doing the right thing releasing a limited amount of flavors), Sparkling Ice has Zero Calories listed smack on the face of the bottle, Also they advertise Vitamins and Antioxidants on the bottle face.IMO Sparkling Ice looks clean, classy and sleek.
Looking at vitamin Fizz bottle the label looks cheap, the name is cool and I think a little more catchy then Sparkling ICE (but hey they are both cool names). If anything I would give Sparkling ICE (24-99) a higher age range and Vitamin Fizz a much more younger age group (16-25)
The Vitamin Fizz website is cool but the Sparking Ice website is probably better. Of course this is based all on my opinion of the presentation of the bottle which does bring in the buyers.
Of course Product, Price, Promotion, Place will all be a major factor in the success of Vitamin Fizz. If it tastes good and people are willing to try that really all that matters.
These are just my opinion, not saying this stock won't go up to .045 or higher, I am not saying it will go back to the .00xx's all I'm doing is giving my opinion after looking into the product and competition. Have a nice week "MINEr's"
$MINE On July 7, 2014, Minerco Resources, Inc. (“we” or the “Company”) entered into an Agreement (the “Public Relations Agreement”) with Spelling Communications, where, among other things, the Company retained Spelling Communications, Inc. to provide public relations services including strategy consultation and media placement.
http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/145151...ine_8k.htm
Effective July 1, 2014, $MINE moved its principal executive office and headquarters to 800 Bering Drive, Suite #201, Houston, Texas 77057.
http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/145151...ine_8k.htm
SOUNDS LIKE SOME FOLKS MISSED SOME THINGS.
The bottles as compared to ICE in my opinion look a lot more modern and simple. I would think that a study has been done by Minerco in regards to which packaging has the best "curb appeal". It's like anything else in this world to each there own. Some May like it while others may not. Before products of this magnitude are produced you better bet there has been extensive research done on which color and label looks best to the consumer, all the way down to the font choice. We appreciate your opinion let's see what the rest of the world thinks $MINE
His point being, I think, that as there is no VF here yet to compare it to, might as well see what the competition tastes like. Safeway is my local store. There is not a whole lot of choices for sparkling water+vitamins, regardless of cost.
VF will be judged on it's flavor and on the price. Everyone will do comparisons.
Your point being??
Safeway brand??
Here is how I see it. Some people can afford bologna and some people can afford steak.
Are they both meat products?? Technical yes.
I guess we know where you stand
I definitely know what you mean. I've been doing the same with my posts trying to control my basic instincts and not stooping to there levels. The last few days have been trying here on the MINE board but we will prevail ... we will be drinking our VitaminFizz and Boost very very soon and all the BS will be smothered ~~~ Scott has always done what he said he would do and I believe more and more are starting to realize that. After the launch even more will start to see )))
Best to you Bro ... I think you ... me ... and SS1 are the old Dogs here )))))
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Mull this over. I bought a sparkling water product at Safeway today called Refresh Ice. Its a Safeway brand of carbonated water with vitamins and it is in a 17 oz slender bottle. I saw it as passed by a separate bin in the aisle and grabbed it for 89 cents to compare it to Vitamin Fizz as much as possible without being able to try VF. It seems to be the same kind of product. I tried Pink Grapefruit. Can't wait to try Stinky Pinky Vitamin Fizz.
Thanks Float, I can say that you got the old part right for sure....
The wise, well we'll let time tell that tale.
I sat down around 5 times wanting to address the mess that we witnessed the last 48 hours and kept deleting it, no sense rufflin feathers, I try to not get down that low on the food chain,
If you know what I mean.
Heading back outside, it's too nice out there to be in front of the putter.
$$$$$ GO MINE $$$$$
HOUSTON, TX. July 10, 2014: Level 5 Beverage Company, Inc., a subsidiary of Minerco Resources, Inc. (OTCQB: MINE), has selected Spelling Communications as its public relations agency to support the upcoming market introduction of Level 5’s line of good-for-you consumer products, including its lightly sparkling, naturally flavored, vitamin enhanced offering, VitaminFIZZ®. The decision was made after an extensive review of numerous highly regarded public relations agencies with Spelling Communications prevailing due to its proven capabilities in strategic thinking and high impact media relations.
“Level 5 is focused on leading the good-for-you consumer marketplace, and Spelling Communications will be an integral partner in our mission,” said V. Scott Vanis, Minerco’s Chairman. “We are on the fast track for growth as the bi-coastal launch of VitaminFIZZ® quickly approaches. We look forward to working with an experienced and savvy organization like Spelling during this first roll-out and many others to follow.”
Spelling Communications will begin working immediately with Level 5 and its strategic partner, Power Brands, to develop a vertical and consumer public relations plan to support the launch of VitaminFIZZ® scheduled later this summer. The launch will initially target the New York and California markets and will include a wide range of promotional activities, including public relations, advertising, in-store sampling and hosted events. Spelling will also assist to promote the ongoing introduction of other new consumer products from Level 5 including Vitamin Creamer® with Coffee Boost™ and The Herbal Collection™.
About Spelling Communications
Spelling Communications is a well established public relations firm known for creating robust, strategic media coverage to help companies succeed and grow. Some of Spelling’s past clients include major brands such as Dole Juice, Nutrisystem.com, Intel, Univision, Charter Media,TAG Heuer, Merrell Dow and EDS. http://www.spellcom.com
http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/145151..._ex991.htm
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The bottle is good. I am more concerned with the marketing. Hoping they have a fantastic campaign planned
962 LIKES ON FACEBOOK. CAN WE GET 1,000 BEFORE WE LAUNCH?
It is a common bottle design and size. Not a bad thing however
http://www.bing.com/images/search?q=fuze+tea&...edIndex=31
http://www.bing.com/images/search?q=sparkling...tedIndex=8
http://www.bing.com/images/search?q=vitamin+f...edIndex=10
VitaminFizz bottle design colour fonts overall appeal is far far better than ICE and modern IMO
Quote:
My concerns are the same, especially with the concerns with adhd, celiac, and autism with food coloring like red dye.
Looks to me like they were pretty conservative with their food coloring compared to Sparkling Ice.
My concerns are the same, especially with the concerns with adhd, celiac, and autism with food coloring like red dye. The colors are very bright in the Vitamin Fizz products, but it also markets to the kids and teens who are drawn to bright colored beverages because they usually contain more sugar. I think that is the happy medium this product comes to; kids will pick it out because of how it looks, parents will read the label and thank the nutritional gods. Hook the young ones, the older folks will follow, imo. The marketing team knows what they're doing.
$mine
Ok brotha I get ya. Come back over if you have any questions about anything. This board is full of great info about the company. VFizz is gonna take some market share from ICE and that comes from me being a big fan of ICE and then tasting Fizz. I have tasted the old product and love it better then Fizz. Not only fizz but Boost as well. Hit me up in twitter if need be @kmendes18
Well Unbiased I think beverages that make it will make it on flavor ... maybe the first buy comes from looks but continual buying will come because you like the taste ... of coarse this is just My opinion
$MINE$$
float
I was basing my opinion off what the bottles show on the website it's good they market the zero calories on the face. I don't expect vitamin fizz to compare to sparking ice at this stage in the initial launch as sparking ice has been around way longer.
My only concern before I will actually invest in this company and not just trade the stock is... Will it be enough to take some of sparkling ice customer base away from that brand and go to vitamin fizz.
IMO I think they will have to rebrand the product to get sales rolling. As of right now this looks like a store brand, brand to me and not a name brand.
I'm running out of posts for the day so this will probably be my last reply. I do wish you guys luck who already invested in the company. I think they are on the right track just wished they put more effort into the label to catch people attention
Very nice reply. I wish all traders posted as you have done. Polite yet stating your opinion. Ok in reference to the nutritional information if you have seen the actual bottle you would notice that the bottle has zero calories stamped on the front. If you also notice on the side in big bold letters there are the vitamin contents. 100% vitamin B and 100% vitamin. As far as website is concerned I encourage you to look at www.sparklingice.com. I would be inclined to say that the two sites are on the same level of professionalism. Below are links to photos of bottles if you have not already seen them. I wish to you a happy weekend also
http://twitter.com/VitaminFizz/status/4967400...64/photo/1
https://twitter.com/vitaminfizz/status/496426348890849280
HEYOU you need to do some DD
HOUSTON, TX. July 10, 2014: Level 5 Beverage Company, Inc., a subsidiary of Minerco Resources, Inc. (OTCQB: MINE), has selected Spelling Communications as its public relations agency to support the upcoming market introduction of Level 5’s line of good-for-you consumer products, including its lightly sparkling, naturally flavored, vitamin enhanced offering, VitaminFIZZ®. The decision was made after an extensive review of numerous highly regarded public relations agencies with Spelling Communications prevailing due to its proven capabilities in strategic thinking and high impact media relations.
“Level 5 is focused on leading the good-for-you consumer marketplace, and Spelling Communications will be an integral partner in our mission,” said V. Scott Vanis, Minerco’s Chairman. “We are on the fast track for growth as the bi-coastal launch of VitaminFIZZ® quickly approaches. We look forward to working with an experienced and savvy organization like Spelling during this first roll-out and many others to follow.”
Spelling Communications will begin working immediately with Level 5 and its strategic partner, Power Brands, to develop a vertical and consumer public relations plan to support the launch of VitaminFIZZ® scheduled later this summer. The launch will initially target the New York and California markets and will include a wide range of promotional activities, including public relations, advertising, in-store sampling and hosted events. Spelling will also assist to promote the ongoing introduction of other new consumer products from Level 5 including Vitamin Creamer® with Coffee Boost™ and The Herbal Collection™.
About Spelling Communications
Spelling Communications is a well established public relations firm known for creating robust, strategic media coverage to help companies succeed and grow. Some of Spelling’s past clients include major brands such as Dole Juice, Nutrisystem.com, Intel, Univision, Charter Media,TAG Heuer, Merrell Dow and EDS. http://www.spellcom.com
http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/145151..._ex991.htm
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float
I really have to disagree with you all that are saying that Vitamin Fizz is more appealing to the customers eye then Sparkling Ice. Let me show you what I see. Sparkling ICE displays Fruit on the label, people see fruit in trapped in ICE they think healthy (BUY), More flavors (Of course Vitamin fizz is new and they are doing the right thing releasing a limited amount of flavors), Sparkling Ice has Zero Calories listed smack on the face of the bottle, Also they advertise Vitamins and Antioxidants on the bottle face.IMO Sparkling Ice looks clean, classy and sleek.
Looking at vitamin Fizz bottle the label looks cheap, the name is cool and I think a little more catchy then Sparkling ICE (but hey they are both cool names). If anything I would give Sparkling ICE (24-99) a higher age range and Vitamin Fizz a much more younger age group (16-25)
The Vitamin Fizz website is cool but the Sparking Ice website is probably better. Of course this is based all on my opinion of the presentation of the bottle which does bring in the buyers.
Of course Product, Price, Promotion, Place will all be a major factor in the success of Vitamin Fizz. If it tastes good and people are willing to try that really all that matters.
These are just my opinion, not saying this stock won't go up to .045 or higher, I am not saying it will go back to the .00xx's all I'm doing is giving my opinion after looking into the product and competition. Have a nice week "MINEr's"
$MINE On July 7, 2014, Minerco Resources, Inc. (“we” or the “Company”) entered into an Agreement (the “Public Relations Agreement”) with Spelling Communications, where, among other things, the Company retained Spelling Communications, Inc. to provide public relations services including strategy consultation and media placement.
http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/145151...ine_8k.htm
Effective July 1, 2014, $MINE moved its principal executive office and headquarters to 800 Bering Drive, Suite #201, Houston, Texas 77057.
http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/145151...ine_8k.htm
SOUNDS LIKE SOME FOLKS MISSED SOME THINGS.
The bottles as compared to ICE in my opinion look a lot more modern and simple. I would think that a study has been done by Minerco in regards to which packaging has the best "curb appeal". It's like anything else in this world to each there own. Some May like it while others may not. Before products of this magnitude are produced you better bet there has been extensive research done on which color and label looks best to the consumer, all the way down to the font choice. We appreciate your opinion let's see what the rest of the world thinks
$MINE His point being, I think, that as there is no VF here yet to compare it to, might as well see what the competition tastes like. Safeway is my local store. There is not a whole lot of choices for sparkling water+vitamins, regardless of cost.
VF will be judged on it's flavor and on the price. Everyone will do comparisons.
Your point being??
Safeway brand??
Here is how I see it. Some people can afford bologna and some people can afford steak.
Are they both meat products?? Technical yes.
I guess we know where you stand
I definitely know what you mean. I've been doing the same with my posts trying to control my basic instincts and not stooping to there levels. The last few days have been trying here on the MINE board but we will prevail ... we will be drinking our VitaminFizz and Boost very very soon and all the BS will be smothered ~~~ Scott has always done what he said he would do and I believe more and more are starting to realize that. After the launch even more will start to see
))) Best to you Bro ... I think you ... me ... and SS1 are the old Dogs here
))))) $MINE$$
float
Mull this over. I bought a sparkling water product at Safeway today called Refresh Ice. Its a Safeway brand of carbonated water with vitamins and it is in a 17 oz slender bottle. I saw it as passed by a separate bin in the aisle and grabbed it for 89 cents to compare it to Vitamin Fizz as much as possible without being able to try VF. It seems to be the same kind of product. I tried Pink Grapefruit. Can't wait to try Stinky Pinky Vitamin Fizz.
Thanks Float, I can say that you got the old part right for sure....
The wise, well we'll let time tell that tale.
I sat down around 5 times wanting to address the mess that we witnessed the last 48 hours and kept deleting it, no sense rufflin feathers, I try to not get down that low on the food chain,
If you know what I mean.
Heading back outside, it's too nice out there to be in front of the putter.
$$$$$ GO MINE $$$$$
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