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Launching Second
30-Day Protein Challenge

Protein ChallengeThe 30-Day Protein Challenge provides a step-by-step plan to get an optimal amount of protein throughout the day.

The checkoff's “Beef. It’s What’s For Dinner.” brand will launch its second 30-Day Protein Challenge campaign this month. Americans currently consume two-thirds of their total daily protein intake at dinner, which doesn’t leave much room for protein at other meals or snacks. The 30-Day Protein Challenge provides a step-by-step plan to get an optimal amount of protein throughout the day.


The first launch of the Protein Challenge in 2015 was extremely successful, exceeding benchmark metrics set for the campaign, including more than 14,000 email campaign subscriptions, 81,000+ email opens and click-thrus, and more than 164,000 visits to the Protein Challenge landing page on http://beefitswhatsfordinner.com during the campaign period.


To continue the success in 2016, several upgrades have been made to the campaign to increase engagement and visibility of the program.

“For some time, researchers have known that there are health and wellness benefits to consuming protein in balanced amounts at each meal,” says Beef Board Member Chuck Kiker, co-chairman of the checkoff’s Consumer Trust Committee and a producer from Beaumont, Texas. “Significant research shows that some people can lose and maintain a healthy weight, support a healthy metabolism and age more vibrantly when they consume more high-quality protein, within calorie goals. And the good news is, beef is an excellent source of protein (20% or more of the Daily Value).”


To sign up for the Protein Challenge, visit http://beefitswhatsfordinner.com/ProteinChallenge.


To learn more about your checkoff investment, visit http://mybeefcheckoff.com.

 

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Editor’s Note: Melissa Jackson is a trade media manager for the Cattlemen’s Beef Board.




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