Wellness 2020: As the market expands, brands need to take notice

This article focuses on the growth of the digital health and wellness sector, with an emphasis not only on what sub-categories are expanding, but also on how this is affecting the marketing approach of some brands outside the category, which are integrating health and wellness into their offerings.

Digital strategy in healthcare marketing

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The intersection of digital and wellness continued to be a hot area of brand innovations in 2019. Some D2C wellness brands have capitalized on the growing momentum and expanded beyond social media, mobile-native services for managing mental health continue to grow, and the emerging concept of connected fitness – championed by the likes of Peloton – seeks to redefine the future of exercising. The consumerization of wellness, which has happened because of both easy access to...

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