Science in Sport
Segmented audiences and personalized storytelling turned brand awareness into visits, engagement, and larger orders.
- Social & Content
- Influencer Marketing
- PR & Communications
- Audience Segmentation
- Personalization
Science in Sport is a leading sports-nutrition brand trusted by elite teams and everyday athletes alike. Its gels, powders, and supplements fuel training blocks, race days, and everything between, carrying the standards of elite sport into ordinary routines. Few brands hold credibility at both ends of that spectrum.
Science in Sport engaged EGGKNITE to widen the brand's reach and deepen its relationship with the everyday athlete. The program ran on two connected tracks. Social, content, influencer, and PR built awareness in the places athletes already train, talk, and compare notes. Audience segmentation and on-site personalization, from dynamic content to product recommendations, made sure that attention landed on an experience shaped to each individual athlete.
From Elite Circles to Every Start Line
Science in Sport had earned something rare: the trust of elite teams, where nutrition decisions are scrutinized down to the gram. The growth opportunity sat with a much larger audience, the everyday athlete training before work and racing on weekends. Reaching that audience takes more than visibility. Performance nutrition becomes valuable only when it becomes routine, and a generic brand experience gives a marathoner, a cyclist, and a gym regular the same story and the same shelf. The brief was to carry elite credibility into everyday lives, and to make every touchpoint feel built for the person holding the phone.
One Story, Personalized at Scale
We treated awareness and experience as one system. Audience segmentation came first, defining the athlete groups that mattered and what each trains for, worries about, and buys. Social, content, influencer, and PR then carried the brand into each segment's world, pairing elite proof with everyday relevance through voices athletes already follow. Every visitor that work generated arrived at a storefront that recognized them: dynamic content adjusted the narrative to the segment, and product recommendations assembled the right gels, powders, and supplements for the way they train. What social learned about each audience kept sharpening what the site showed them.
Audience segmentation defined distinct athlete groups along with the goals, routines, and products that matter to each.
Social, content, influencer, and PR put the brand's elite credibility into the feeds and publications each segment already trusts.
Dynamic content reshaped the site around each segment, so a first visit read like a page written for that athlete.
Product recommendations matched gels, powders, and supplements to each athlete's training, building baskets around a complete fueling routine.
The Numbers Behind the Habit
The public program moved the market first. Brand awareness climbed +35%, and organic traffic followed at +25% as athletes went looking for the brand they kept encountering. Once they arrived, personalization did its work. Session duration grew +40% because the site kept answering the next question each athlete actually had, and that engagement converted: conversion rate improved +10%. Product recommendations changed the shape of the basket as well, lifting average order value +20% as athletes added the products that complete a fueling routine. Each layer fed the next, from attention to visit to purchase, laying the groundwork for a lasting fueling habit.
Performance is a habit. The best brands earn a place in it.
