What Quest Nutrition changed

• Added a new promotional banner for Labor Day: "Get 15% off sitewide, 20% off +$99, & 25% off +$150. Use code LDAY26."
• Updated the "What's New" section to feature Peanutty Caramel Candy Bars instead of Vanilla Protein Milkshakes.
• Changed the "Best Sellers" featured item from Cheese Pizza to a Baseball Cap.
• Updated the "Buy More, Save More" section to feature a Spicy Snack Variety Pack.
• Removed specific items from the cart recommendation widget, including Chocolate Cake Frosted Cookies and Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough Bars.
• Expanded the footer navigation with more direct links to specific product categories like Salty Snacks and Iced Coffee.

Quest Nutrition is using a tiered discount strategy to increase average order value during a holiday period. They are also rotating featured products in their "What's New" and "Best Sellers" sections to highlight different inventory.

• Removed the "RESTOCK" promo code for 20% off sitewide.
• Added a new banner promoting 15% off for customers who subscribe to their favorite products.
• Updated the delivery estimator with specific dates and zip code data.
• Changed featured products in the "What's New" and "Best Sellers" sections to highlight different protein bar flavors.

The brand is shifting focus from a short-term 20% off discount to a long-term recurring revenue model. This suggests they want to build a more predictable customer base through their subscription service.

• Added a sitewide promotion for 20% off using code "RESTOCK."
• The sale is scheduled to run through August 3, 2026.
• Updated the "What's New," "Best Sellers," and "Buy More, Save More" product carousels with different featured items.
• Removed specific delivery date estimates and zip code data from the header.

A sitewide discount is a major promotional event that can drive high sales volume and attract price-sensitive customers away from competitors.