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[MONDAY MINUTE] Why Run Clubs are the New Nightclubs (And How CPG Brands Can Win)

from the Joshua Schall Audio Experience · host Joshua Schall

Driven primarily by a desire for social connection and community, especially among younger wellness-minded individuals, “run clubs” are increasingly seen as modern social hubs…effectively replacing traditional nightlife venues. In fact, 72% of Gen Z joined a fitness group specifically to meet new people and build relationships. So, with the popularity of “run clubs” projected to continue rising this year…should your CPG brand participate within this trending cultural intersection of health, community, and social connection? Just like product sampling at grocery retailers, CPG brands can obviously leverage “run clubs” as opportunities to educate new cohorts of consumers. However, extracting the best ROI from this strategy requires an “authentic” type of activation facilitated through real partnership with that hyper-targeted (and oftentimes highly influential) community. Moreover, by integrating your CPG brand into social wellness rituals, these captive audiences can even provide invaluable feedback that unlocks strategic product or marketing improvements.

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