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Community-driven long-term repurchase strategy

Nutrition Check-In + Social Impact

Building a long-term retention community around 'nutrition check-ins + community leaders + social impact'
Using behavioral incentives to drive repeat purchases and brand loyalty, supported by Yili Nutrition 2030 charitable programs

1M MAU target
≥60% Daily Check-in Completion Rate
+20% Repurchase Rate Uplift
1M units Charitable Supplies Donated
180 days Execution timeline

Project Context

Project background and strategic significance

Building a trustworthy 'check-in → impact' loop anchored in Yili Nutrition 2030 charitable programs

Project background and strategic significance
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Market context

User pain points: Health consciousness is rising, but sustained motivation and expert guidance are lacking

Market opportunity: The nutrition market is growing, but brand loyalty remains weak

Competitive landscape: Category products are heavily commoditized; differentiated value is essential

Yili's advantages

Charitable foundation: Yili Nutrition 2030 spans multiple provinces with published donation data

Brand trust: National dairy brand with strong quality perception

Product range: Full-age-spectrum nutrition portfolio enables cross-selling

Yili Nutrition 2030 charitable support

Coverage scope: 25+ provinces, 200+ cities and counties, 500+ schools and communities

Beneficiaries: Over 1 million children and families served to date

Donation Records: Transparent donation data and program delivery reports

Expert Endorsement: Partnerships with leading institutions, including the Chinese Nutrition Society and children's hospitals

Strategic Vision

180-Day Strategic Goals

Defining both quantitative targets and qualitative goals

1M MAU (Monthly Active Users)
≥60% Daily Check-in Completion Rate
+20% Repurchase Rate Uplift
1M units Charitable Supplies Donated
70+ Net Promoter Score (NPS)
3.5 ROI (Return on Investment)

Qualitative Goals

Elevate Brand Perception

Shift from a "dairy supplier" to a "partner in family nutrition and wellbeing"

Build an Engaged Community

Build a highly engaged community of 100,000+ members to support repeat purchases over time

Social Impact

Create an industry benchmark for integrating business and social impact

Core strategy

Three Strategic Drivers

A three-part model combining task-based engagement, expert endorsement, and giving

Three Strategic Drivers
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1. Task-Based Engagement

30-Day Check-In Challenge

  • Daily nutrition tracking
  • Daily step goals
  • Health knowledge quizzes
  • Photo check-ins featuring product consumption

Leaderboard Incentives

  • Individual rankings
  • Family and team rankings
  • City and regional rankings

2. Expert Endorsement

Live sessions with nutritionists

  • Weekly health talks
  • One-to-one consultations
  • Quarterly health checkup reviews

AI-Generated Meal Plans

  • Personalized nutrition plans
  • Smart ingredient pairing
  • Suggestions for incorporating Yili products

3. Giving

Check-Ins That Trigger Donations

  • Complete a task = unlock a brand donation
  • Double rewards at key milestones
  • Shared team goals

Community Giving Events

  • Nutrition-themed runs
  • Free community health clinics
  • Livestreamed visits to supported communities

How the Strategies Work Together

Task-Based Engagement Increase user engagement and retention

Expert Endorsement Build credibility and trust to make decisions easier

Giving Give everyday actions greater purpose and strengthen affinity with the brand

Together, the three drivers create a reinforcing cycle: participation → expert guidance → social impact → greater motivation to participate

Product design

Check-In Mini Program Design

End-to-end user journey and feature architecture

Check-In Mini Program Design
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Core Features

Onboarding and Assessment

Sign-Up Options:

  • Direct access via the WeChat Mini Program
  • QR codes on product packaging
  • Shared links on social platforms

Health Assessment:

  • Basic information (age, gender, height, and weight)
  • Dietary habits questionnaire
  • Physical activity assessment
  • Health goal setting

Personalized Task Pack

Automatically Generated:

  • Daily nutrition targets
  • Recommended activity levels
  • Yili product recommendations
  • Learning tasks

Adaptive Adjustments:

  • Adjust difficulty based on task completion
  • Seasonal task updates
  • Special holiday tasks

Check-Ins and Tracking

Check-In Options:

  • Photo check-ins (products and meals)
  • Automatic step syncing
  • Manual nutrition logging
  • Knowledge quizzes

Rewards and Feedback:

  • Instant reward points
  • Check-in streak badges
  • Donation progress bar
  • Social sharing cards

Community and Leaderboards

Leaderboard Features:

  • Overall individual rankings
  • Family team rankings
  • City and regional rankings
  • Weekly, monthly, and all-time rankings

Community Interaction:

  • Friend Challenge
  • Team Check-ins
  • Community Activity Feed
  • Like and Comment on Each Other’s Posts

Expert Services

Content Services:

  • Book a Nutritionist Livestream
  • Health Articles
  • Short-Form Video Tutorials
  • AI Meal Planner

Premium Services:

  • One-on-One Consultation (Paid)
  • Health Checkup Report Review (Paid)
  • Personalized Nutrition Plan (Paid)

Impact Showcase

Individual Contributions:

  • Total Donations Made
  • People Reached
  • Download Donation Certificate
  • Impact Map

Transparency:

  • Donation Delivery Tracking
  • Beneficiary Feedback Videos
  • Project Impact Reports
  • Independent Audit Reports
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Standard Operating Procedure

Core SOP Workflow

A standardized process from community onboarding and assessment to review and public reporting

1
Onboarding Assessment
2
Personalized Task Pack
3
Daily Reminders
4
Recurring Offline Events
5
Review & Leaderboards

Process Details

Phase Actions Timing Owner
Onboarding Assessment • New users complete a health questionnaire at sign-up
• System generates a personal health profile
• Auto-matched to a community (age / region / goals)
D0 (First Visit) System Automation
Personalized Task Pack • 30-day task plan generated from the health profile
• 3–5 daily check-in items
• Tiered difficulty (Beginner / Intermediate / Challenge)
D1–D30 (Refreshed Daily) AI Algorithm + Nutritionist Review
Daily Reminders • 7 AM push notification with today's tasks
• 8 PM reminder for incomplete items
• 10 PM final check-in reminder
• Community activity push (12 PM)
3–4 Times Daily System Automation
Recurring Offline Events • Weekly nutritionist livestream (Wednesdays, 8 PM)
• Monthly nutrition run (third Saturday)
• Quarterly fitness assessments (Mar / Jun / Sep / Dec)
• Annual charity visit (year-end)
Weekly / Monthly / Quarterly / Annual Operations Team + Community Leaders
Review & Leaderboards • Daily leaderboard update (midnight)
• Weekly leaderboard published (Mondays, 10 AM)
• Monthly awards (1st of each month)
• Transparent public tracking of charitable donations
Daily / Weekly / Monthly System Automation + Manual Review

Key Operating Mechanisms

Community Leader Program: Recruit engaged users as community leaders to encourage check-ins, organize activities, and share feedback

Tiered Incentive Program: Newcomer (first 7 days) → Growth (days 8–30) → Established (days 31–90) → KOL (90+ days)

Churn Risk Alerts: Three consecutive days without a check-in trigger personal outreach; seven days move the user to the at-risk pool for targeted re-engagement

Implementation Timeline

180-Day Execution Roadmap

Roll out in three phases, with a milestone every 60 days

Phase 1

Product Refinement & Seed Launch (Days 1–60)

Product Development: Develop the mini program, including check-ins, leaderboards, charitable giving, and expert modules; train the AI meal-planning algorithm

Content Development: Build a nutritionist content library (50+ articles, 20+ videos) and a 500-question health knowledge bank

Seed Launch: Recruit 1,000 seed users, establish communities in five pilot cities, and host the first nutritionist livestream

Key Milestones: Mini program goes live; first cohort achieves a check-in rate of ≥70%; first charitable donation is made

Phase 2

Scale-Up (Days 61–120)

User Growth: Expand nationwide, targeting 500,000 new users and recruiting 500 community leaders

Content & Engagement: Two nutritionist livestreams per week, monthly community runs in 20 cities, and quarterly fitness assessments

Social Impact Partnerships: Reach 500,000 donations, host five livestreamed community impact visits, and produce beneficiary feedback videos

Key Milestones: Reach 500,000 MAU, a daily check-in rate of ≥60%, a 10% increase in repeat purchases, and 500,000 donations

Phase 3

Deepen Engagement & Build the Ecosystem (Days 121–180)

User Retention: Target 1 million MAU, a daily active rate of ≥40%, and 30-day retention of ≥50%

Ecosystem Expansion: Launch paid services (one-on-one consultations and personalized plans) and partner with 100 corporate groups

Brand Growth: Host an annual awards ceremony, publish an impact report, and build industry visibility

Key Milestones: Reach 1 million MAU, increase repeat purchases by 20%, deliver 1 million donations, and achieve an NPS of ≥70

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Key Performance Indicators

Core KPI Framework

Track performance across four dimensions: user growth, engagement, commercial conversion and social impact

User Growth Metrics

KPI Target (180 Days) Tracking Frequency Owner
MAU (Monthly Active Users) 1M Daily Head of Growth
DAU (Daily Active Users) 400K (DAU/MAU = 40%) Daily Head of Growth
New Users 1.2M (Including Churn) Daily Head of Growth
Day-1 Retention ≥70% Daily Product Manager
7-Day Retention ≥60% Weekly Product Manager
30-Day Retention ≥50% Monthly Product Manager

Engagement Metrics

KPI Target Tracking Frequency Owner
Daily Check-in Completion Rate ≥60% Daily Operations Manager
Users with 7-Day Streaks ≥40% Weekly Operations Manager
Users with 30-Day Streaks ≥20% Monthly Operations Manager
Community Engagement Rate ≥30% (Likes / Comments / Shares) Weekly Community Manager
Livestream Viewers ≥5,000 per Session Per Livestream Content Director
AI Recipe Generator Usage Rate ≥50% Weekly Product Manager

Commercial Conversion Metrics

KPI Target Tracking Frequency Owner
Repurchase Rate Uplift +20% (vs. Non-Check-in Users) Monthly Business Development Director
Average Order Value Uplift +15% Monthly Business Development Director
Conversion ROI ≥3.5 Monthly Finance Director
Paid Add-on Service Rate ≥5% Monthly Product Manager
Corporate Partnerships 100 Companies Monthly Business Development Director

Social Impact Metrics

KPI Target Tracking Frequency Owner
Charitable Supplies Donated 1M units Daily Social Impact Director
Beneficiaries 500K people Monthly Social Impact Director
Social impact livestream viewership ≥100K per session Per campaign Content Director
User donation rate ≥80% (triggered upon check-in) Weekly Operations Manager
NPS (Net Promoter Score) ≥70 Monthly Customer Success Manager

Budget Allocation

Budget Allocation

Detailed allocation of the initial RMB 1.8 million investment

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Budget Allocation
Category Item Amount (¥10K) Share
Technology Development Mini-program development (full-stack) 40 22.2%
AI recipe algorithm development 15 8.3%
System maintenance & optimization 10 5.6%
Content Production Nutritionist content library 20 11.1%
Video production (livestream + short-form) 15 8.3%
Knowledge quiz bank 5 2.8%
User incentives Points / Badges / Rewards 20 11.1%
Community leader rewards 10 5.6%
Leaderboard rewards (monthly/quarterly) 5 2.8%
Social Impact Execution Supply procurement & distribution 20 11.1%
Social impact program delivery 5 2.8%
Marketing & Growth User acquisition (paid media) 10 5.6%
Event execution (nutrition runs, health checks, etc.) 5 2.8%
Other Expenses Legal & Compliance 3 1.7%
Contingency fund 2 1.1%
Total 180 100%

Budget Management Framework

Monthly Review: Submit next month's budget request and the current month's spending report by the 25th of each month

Overspend Alerts: Individual expenses exceeding budget by 10% require director approval; those exceeding budget by 20% require CEO approval

Flexible Reallocation: At quarter-end, budgets may be reallocated across major categories (±15%) with Finance Director approval

ROI Tracking: Calculate ROI for each area of investment monthly to continually improve resource allocation

Risk Management

Risk Management Matrix

Identify, assess and mitigate key risks

High Risks (Priority Attention)

Risk Likelihood Impact Mitigation
Misleading nutritional claims Medium Critical • All content reviewed by registered dietitians
• Legal team compliance oversight
• Clearly positioned as "advice" not "prescription"
• Disclaimers and medical consultation reminders
Minor Protection Medium High • Real-name verification
• Age-appropriate challenges (reduced intensity)
• Parental supervision mode
• Compliant with Minor Protection Law
Data Privacy Breach Low High • Compliant with China's Personal Information Protection Law (PIPL)
• Encrypted health data storage
• Third-party security audits
• User data deletion & export

Medium Risks (Ongoing Monitoring)

Risk Likelihood Impact Mitigation
Declining User Engagement Medium Medium • Dynamic difficulty adjustment
• Regular feature releases
• Churn prediction & re-engagement
• Community leader personal outreach
Charity Transparency Concerns Medium Medium • Real-time donation tracking
• Full logistics transparency
• Beneficiary testimonial videos
• Third-party audit reports
Nutritionist Content Quality Medium Medium • Strict credential verification (RD license)
• Content quality scoring
• Rapid user feedback response
• Regular training & evaluation

Low-risk items (routine monitoring)

Risk Likelihood Impact Mitigation
Competitor Imitation High Low • Rapid product iteration
• Strengthen social impact differentiation
• Build brand moat
Seasonal Fluctuation High Low • Holiday-themed campaigns
• Seasonal challenge adjustments
• Year-round product portfolio

Important Risk Notices

Legal compliance: Nutrition advice must not replace medical diagnosis. All content must clearly state that it is “for reference only.”

Health and safety: If a user shows signs of extreme weight loss, disordered eating, or other concerning behavior, a staff member must intervene promptly and provide access to professional support.

Protection of minors: Users under 14 require parental consent. Challenges must be age-appropriate and aligned with children’s developmental needs.

Deliverables

Deliverables

25+ deliverables across product, content, operations, and social impact

Product Deliverables

  • Complete codebase for the check-in mini program
  • Product prototype documentation
  • AI-powered recipe recommendation model
  • Database design documentation
  • API documentation
  • Deployment and operations manual

Content Deliverables

  • Nutritionist content library (50+ articles)
  • Health education videos (20+)
  • Knowledge quiz bank (500 questions)
  • Live session materials and scripts (24 sessions)
  • Social sharing asset pack (100+ assets)
  • User story collection and editorial guide

Operations Deliverables

  • Operations SOP manual (check-ins, leaderboards, campaigns)
  • Community leader recruitment and training manual
  • User growth strategy
  • Churn prediction and re-engagement plan
  • Reporting templates (daily, weekly, monthly)
  • Customer service response library

Social Impact Deliverables

  • Charitable partnership scripts and guidelines
  • Donation procurement and distribution process
  • Social impact project report template
  • Beneficiary feedback collection system
  • Charity visit livestream script
  • Third-party audit agreement

Legal and Compliance Documents

  • Terms of Service
  • Privacy Policy
  • Nutrition Advice Disclaimer
  • Child Protection Terms
  • Charitable Partnership Agreement
  • Nutritionist Service Agreement Template
  • Data Security Audit Report

Social Impact

Visualizing Social Impact

Create an industry benchmark for integrating business and social impact

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Projected Social Impact (180 Days)

1M units
Nutritional supplies donated
500K people
Direct beneficiaries
25 provinces
Provinces reached
500+
Delivery sites

Transparency and Accountability

Real-time reporting

Donation tracking: Users can view their personal contribution totals and overall progress in real time

Distribution map: Track donated supplies from warehouse to beneficiary

Impact map: Display every donation site on a map

Beneficiary Feedback

Video stories: Beneficiary schools and communities provide authentic video feedback

Thank-you wall: Display handwritten thank-you letters from children who benefit

Livestreamed visits: Invite user representatives on regular charity visits and livestream the experience

Third-party Audits

Financial audit: Engage an independent auditor to review the use of charitable funds

Delivery audit: Independent on-site verification of donation delivery

Public reports: Publish quarterly audit reports on the platform

user participation

Donation certificates: Award digital certificates when donation milestones are reached

Charity visit places: Allow users to redeem check-in points for a place on a charity visit

Community-led projects: Let users vote on where a portion of donations goes

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Our Vision for the Future

Long-Term Vision

The strategic path from a 180-day MVP to a three-year guardian of national health

5 million Year 1 Target MAU
10 million servings Year 1 Cumulative Donations
50% Year 1 Repurchase Rate Uplift
50 million Year 1 Incremental GMV

Years 2–3: Strategic Expansion

Product Ecosystem

Smart hardware: Launch Yili-branded smart body-fat scales, fitness bands and more

Offline experience stores: Open "Health Experience Centers" in key cities

Enterprise services: Launch a SaaS platform for corporate employee health management

Content as IP

Original programming: Produce "Nutrition Guardians", an original documentary IP

Celebrity endorsement: Sign healthy-lifestyle brand ambassadors

Cross-industry partnerships: Partner with fitness, beauty and other category brands

Elevating Philanthropy

Dedicated foundation: Establish the "Yili Nutrition & Health Foundation"

Long-term programs: Evolve from donations to "nutrition education + health monitoring"

Internationalization: Extend the philanthropy model to Belt and Road countries

Industry Influence

Standard-setting: Help shape industry standards for "household nutrition management"

White paper: Annual "China Household Nutrition & Health Report"

Awards and recognition: Enter CSR (corporate social responsibility) awards

Our Ultimate Vision

Lead healthy living for Chinese families

Make "Drink Yili, give back, live healthier" an everyday habit

Evolve from "product supplier" to "family nutrition and health partner"
Create significant social value alongside commercial success

Next Step

Next Steps

A complete plan, from immediate actions to long-term follow-through

Immediate Actions (This Week)

  • Assemble a core team of 8–10 (product, tech, operations, philanthropy)
  • Begin Mini Program prototype design
  • Engage registered dietitians
  • Define the seed-user recruitment plan

Within 60 Days

  • Launch the Mini Program MVP
  • Build the dietitian content library (first 20 articles)
  • Recruit 1,000 seed users
  • Complete the first charitable donation
  • Host the first dietitian livestream

Long-Term Follow-Through

  • Weekly product iteration meeting
  • Monthly KPI review
  • Quarterly strategy review
  • Semiannual philanthropy audit

Core Belief

A great community product = meaningful behavioral incentives + expert content + purposeful philanthropy

When all three come together, users become more than consumers. They practice healthy living and take part in a greater cause

Yili doesn't just sell products. It safeguards the health of every family