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Virtual Group Sampling Instructions Virtual Group Sampling Instructions Important: In order to be considered for future sampling programs, all steps must be completed by the program deadline. ฀Step 1: Receive your kit Your sampling kit will include vouchers to purchase four 6-packs of any Zevia Zero Calorie Soda (24 cans total), plus $2 off coupons for any Zevia Soda 6-pack to share with your group. You’ll also receive a special note from Zevia, plus additional vouchers for a free can of Zevia Tea or Energy and a free 6-pack of Soda, Kidz, or Mixers as a thank you. ฀Step 2: Pick up Zevia Zero Calorie Soda at the store Use your vouchers to purchase four 6-packs of any Zevia Zero Calorie Soda (24 cans total) at the local grocery store of your choice. Show us your photos! To find a store near you, visit: zevia.com/locate. We’ll choose three of our favorite sampling photos. Winners will receive a ฀Step 3: Decide how to host your Virtual Group Sampling Meeting $25 Amazon Gift card and their photo will Choose your favorite online video meeting platform (for example, Zoom or be featured on the product review page Google Meet) to use for your virtual meeting. We recommend choosing a platform that allows video meetings for up to 20 participants at one time. on momsmeet.com. Click here to see It could be a mobile app or web service of your choice. To view a list of our Official Rules. suggested options and to see more tips on how to run a successful virtual meeting, visit momsmeet.link/virtualtips. Show the products: Make sure the product packaging is clearly visible. ฀Step 4: Set a date and distribute samples Set a date and invite your mom friends to your Virtual Group Sampling Be creative: Have some fun and show us Meeting. Prior to your meeting, distribute the product samples and your personality. Make it a selfie or make coupons to your group members. Instruct your group members to either try it a family affair. the product prior to your meeting or they can hold onto the product and try it during the meeting. Feel free to send your members a copy of the Sampling Guide PDF via email so they can reference information on page 2 Image quality: High resolution photos, in about the brand and products. focus, with good lighting will always stand out from the rest. ฀Step 5: Host your Virtual Group Sampling Meeting During your meeting, have your group try Zevia Zero Calorie Soda. Tip: You must be logged into Remember to chill the product before sampling—Zevia is best served cold. momsmeet.com to collect your points. Your group may have questions about the product, so be sure to review the product information on page 2 or by visiting zevia.com. Have some fun during the event by playing trivia with your group. Please take a screenshot of your meeting as a confirmation that it took place. (Don’t worry, as per our Privacy Policy, we won’t share the screenshot publicly without your written consent.) You’ll be asked to submit the screenshot when you complete your survey. Share this special offer with your group: Save 20% on any Zevia Variety Pack at Zevia’s online store with promo code MOMSMEET20. Offer is valid until 4/30/21 while supplies last. ฀Step 6: Complete your To-Do List and earn 3,000 points!* To access your To-Do List, log into momsmeet.com and go to the My Programs section of the member’s area. There you will find a list of programs to which you have been accepted. Click on the product you are sampling and you’ll see your To-Do List. ฀Step 7: Share your opinions on social media Share your photos and experience on your social media channels. Be sure to use #MomsMeet and tag @momsmeet and @zevia on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. * Earning points allows you to redeem awesome prizes in our ®, SM, © 2020 May Media Group, LLC. All rights reserved. Rewards Center! Zevia feels strongly about reducing sugar consumption, using simple, Play Zevia Trivia! * plant-based ingredients, and creating delicious and refreshing beverages. Here’s a fun trivia game to incorporate into your meeting. Their passion can be found throughout all of their products, from Soda, If you wish, raffle off some prizes during your meeting Energy, and Organic Tea to Mixers and their new Kidz line. Zevia has a can using some of the items within your sampling kit. for every hand, providing beverages for every family member, every time of day, and for every occasion. Zevia products contain zero sugar and zero 1. How many grams of sugar are consumed in a calories. conventional soda? A. 12 grams C. 39 grames B. 25 grams D. 45 grams Just the facts • Zevia Sodas are zero sugar and zero calories with no artificial 2. Over the past 10 years, Zevia has contributed to the reduction of _____ calories in the American diet? ingredients. A. 100 million C. 90 billion B. 300 million D. 140 billion • It is naturally sweetened with stevia. 3. How many soda flavors does Zevia offer? • Zevia Zero Calorie Soda is clear in color, Non-GMO Project Verified, A. 5 C. 18 Vegan, Kosher and Gluten Free. B. 14 D. 20 4. What is Zevia’s top-selling soda flavor? • They come in 14 flavors, including caffeinated and caffeine-free A. Lemon Lime Twist C. Cream Soda options. B. Cola D. Black Cherry • A 6-pack of Zevia Zero Calorie Soda retails for $4.99-$5.99. 5. True or False: Zevia products are clear in color. A. True B. False Where to purchase: Zevia Zero Calorie Soda can be found at the following retailers: Sprouts Did you know Farmers Market, H-E-B, Target, Walmart, Fred Meyer, Kroger, Brookshire Brothers, Smart & Final, Albertsons, Whole Foods Market, Hy-Vee, Coborn’s, All Zevia products are zero sugar and clear. You Cub Foods, Meijer, Fresh Thyme Market, Harris Teeter, Publix Super Markets, can be free of stains or sticky messes when you Ingles, Food Lion, King Soopers, Natural Grocers, Mother’s Market and or your little ones spill. Kitchen, and Giant Eagle. To find a store near you, visit zevia.com/locate. Learn more online zevia.com facebook.com/zevia instagram.com/zevia twitter.com/zevia pinterest.com/zevia youtube.com/zevia ®, SM, © 2020 May Media Group, LLC. All rights reserved. * ) A 5: B, 4: B, 3: D, 2: C, 1: Answers (.
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