- Earth Science Tech, Inc. recently announced a strategic Direct Response TV (DRTV) campaign deal with Kevin Harrington’s ‘As Seen On TV’ production company
- The 12-month campaign, during which Harrington will be appearing in person to promote ETST’s products, is aimed at raising awareness of ETST’s activities and boosting its high-grade cannabinoid (CBD) oil
- Recently, SeeThruEquity, a renowned Wall Street firm, recognized ETST’s sales growth, market potential and current activities in the cannabidiol, pharmaceutical and research and development fields
Earth Science Tech, Inc. (OTCQB: ETST) is a Florida-based innovative biotech company and a key player in the cannabidiol, nutraceutical and pharmaceutical fields. The company, which has also made significant footprints in the medical devices and research and development fields, has announced a partnership with Kevin Harrington’s ‘As Seen On TV’ production company for a Direct response media campaign (http://ibn.fm/L9Voc).
Kevin Harrington is a successful and highly respected figure in the entrepreneurship world, having marketed over 500 products and achieved more than $5 billion in sales. He is also one of the original Sharks on the ‘Shark Tank’ television program.
ETST plans to leverage its partnership with ‘As Seen On TV’ Production Company on this infomercial to deepen the market reach of its quality, high-grade cannabinoid oil. So far, the company has received validations from key institutions such as the University of Central Oklahoma and DV Biologics regarding the effectiveness of its CBD oil formulation in fighting breast cancer, boosting immunity, lowering cortisol levels and protecting the nervous system.
The direct response media campaign will feature Kevin Harrington, who will personally introduce ETST’s high-grade CBD oil. The campaign will run for a period of 12 months and will feature a 60-second ETST commercial spot aired in 10 selected regions and networks 300 times.
ETST will work closely with the ‘As Seen On TV’ team of analysts to ensure that the campaign is a success. The strategic alliance with Harrington is a major milestone in the company’s history and is expected to go a long way in polishing its brand.
The DRTV campaign will, in addition, give ETST’s infomercial a features placement on the ‘As Seen On TV’ website, a 15-second promotional video for digital marketing on social networks and permission to use the firm’s ‘As Seen On TV’ logo for its product branding.
The inking of the DRTV campaign deal comes hot on the heels of yet another achievement at ETST, its recognition from SeeThruEquity (http://ibn.fm/Qa0x3). This is an established equity research Wall Street company that targets micro-cap and small-cap companies with a valuation of under $1 billion.
The research firm has acknowledged ETST’s sales growth, market potential and recent activities. This recognition validates the passion and market expectations for the Earth Science brand. As part of the recognition, SeeThruEquity went set a price target of $3.60 on ETST’s shares.
ETST reported 1Q19 revenues of $166,891 represents growth of 64.8 percent from the previous period’s revenue figures. The growth in revenue is attributed to the rollout of CBD nutraceuticals and supplements.
The company currently has four wholly owned subsidiaries. It also has a Canadian subsidiary, Canna Inno Laboratories Inc., formed in 2017 to spearhead penetration of ETST into Quebec and access to government grants.
For more information, visit the company’s website at www.EarthScienceTech.com
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