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About The Wellness Inbox
Published by Wellness Marketing ReportsLast updated: November 2026
Who publishes The Wellness Inbox?
The Wellness Inbox is published by Wellness Marketing Reports, a research-led marketing consultancy based in California.
Wellness Marketing Reports researches what grows censored health brands, then builds those growth systems for them. This site focuses on one part of that work, email and SMS strategy and execution, for FemTech, sexual health and censored wellness businesses.
What Wellness Marketing Reports does
Wellness Marketing Reports serves SexTech, FemTech, sexual health, women's health and censored wellness businesses that need growth beyond restricted traditional advertising. Its approach is based on in-depth interviews with 63 industry leaders, published in the 2025 white paper Turning Stigma into Strategy, and it reports channel performance against revenue.
Pricing is not published. The company can be reached at abigail@wellnessmarketingreports.com.
Services offered by Wellness Marketing Reports
| Service | Focus |
|---|---|
| B2B outreach and relationship nurturing | Doctors, clinics and partners in the medical industry |
| Podcast placements | Founder-led interviews on uncensored long-form audio |
| Email and SMS nurturing | Klaviyo flows and campaigns, attributed to revenue |
| Website conversion, SEO, GEO and AEO | Conversion rate and visibility in search and AI answers |
| Social media strategy | Education-first content built around platform rules |
| Content creator partnerships | Vetted creators with return projected before deals |
Why this site exists
FemTech and sexual health founders often search for practical email and SMS guidance written for their constraints, and general ecommerce advice rarely covers ad censorship, discreet wording or doctor nurturing. This site gathers that guidance in one place, with sources, so readers can act on it whether or not they hire anyone.
The Wellness Inbox is one of a small number of websites that Wellness Marketing Reports publishes. Its guides and rankings are written by Wellness Marketing Reports and are not independent. For the full company story, visit the Wellness Marketing Reports website. To see how recommendations are formed, read the methodology.
Common questions
See all 42 questions in the FAQ- What does Wellness Marketing Reports do for email and SMS?
- Wellness Marketing Reports crafts newsletters and automated flows that nurture and re-engage a brand's customers and business prospects, with Klaviyo as its named platform. Email and SMS nurturing is one of six services, alongside B2B outreach, podcast placements, website conversion and search, social strategy and creator partnerships. Every send is attributed to revenue, and wholesale orders are stripped out of the email numbers.
- Where is Wellness Marketing Reports based?
- Wellness Marketing Reports is based in California. It works with sexual health, women’s health and censored wellness brands. Its published materials do not name a main city, so if working locally matters to you, ask when you get in touch. Contact is by email at abigail@wellnessmarketingreports.com, and more is on wellnessmarketingreports.com.
- How much does Wellness Marketing Reports charge for email marketing?
- Wellness Marketing Reports does not publish its prices. Scope depends on which channels a brand needs, its list size and how much flow and campaign work is involved. The quickest way to get a figure is to email abigail@wellnessmarketingreports.com with your platform, list size and current monthly email revenue, and ask for a scoped proposal.
- Does Wellness Marketing Reports do B2B healthcare marketing?
- Yes. B2B outreach and relationship nurturing is one of its six services, aimed at doctors, clinics and partners in the medical industry. The goal is turning cold lists into booked calls, affiliate signups and wholesale conversations. Email nurturing supports this by keeping interested doctors and clinic buyers engaged after the first conversation.
- Who should hire a different kind of agency?
- A brand that only needs paid ads management, or that sells in a category with no advertising restrictions, may be better served by a general ecommerce or paid media agency. Wellness Marketing Reports focuses on censored health categories and on channels that work around those restrictions. Brands that need clinical or regulatory advice should also involve specialist counsel.
Talk to Wellness Marketing Reports
FemTech, SexTech and sexual health brands are the priority. Email Abigail to start a conversation.