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 the pandemic in the rearview mirror, consumers are ready to return to their health, fitness and wellness habits - and the spending that comes with those habits. They're investing in gym memberships, fitness classes, wellness trips, vitamins and supplements, sports and activity equipment, and more.


And even though the economic outlook is still open, consumers aren't ready to stop spending on health, wellness and fitness.


Add to that the fact that the holidays and gift-giving season are just around the corner, followed closely by New Year's resolutions. Now is the perfect time for brands to capitalize on consumers' willingness to spend on their health and wellness - here's what you need to know.


Overview of the health and fitness industry

The health and fitness industry is large, diversified and constantly growing. This makes it a competitive, yet innovative field. The industry includes categories such as:


Local gyms, health clubs and fitness studios

Fitness and nutrition apps

Wellness retreats focused on physical and/or mental health

Health food and supplement companies, including e-commerce

The wellness and fitness industry is about more than just getting people into a gym to sign up for a membership or ordering the trendiest supplements on a one-time basis. It's about helping people find their "why": what drove them to improve their long-term health and fitness, and finding ways to make those healthy habits sustainable.


That's why this is such a satisfying field for many companies. But it's also a highly competitive field. Health and wellness brands need to have a smart marketing strategy for their products and services to stand out from the crowd and attract new customers.


Here's what you need to know about health and wellness marketing for your business - now and in the new year.


10 Ways Health, Wellness and Fitness Brands Can Boost Sales Well into the New Year 1. Email Marketing

Email marketing is extremely popular because it's effective in almost every industry. For health and wellness brands in particular, email marketing can help you deliver messages about how your business can help customers achieve their New Year's resolutions.


Whether your customers want to get or stay in shape, eat healthier, be more mindful, or take more time for their well-being, you can send email campaigns tailored to their interests by segmenting your email lists. If you sell products, you can tell a story for your eCommerce email marketing about how these items contribute to a healthier, happier new year for your customers.                 2. Paid social media


Social media is a marketing powerhouse - especially for wellness and fitness brands. You can show your customers what their lives can look like when they take your advice, use your services, or buy your products.


Buying ads on social media platforms can be affordable, even for small brands. And the power of data means you can target the exact people you want to reach, whether they are parents nearby trying to get a workout in or avid yogis across the country.


Working with influencers can be another way to reach potentially engaged audiences. By choosing just a handful of influencers who match your brand's voice, your ideal customers' profiles, and your values, you'll get the most bang for your buck.                                  3. Organic social media

You don't always have to pay to get engagement and build a brand on social media platforms (although it's still the best way to get more reach). If you create motivational and educational content and share it organically, you can create a brand that your followers look forward to seeing in their feeds.


Motivational content is especially attractive to health and fitness brands - you're not just selling a product or service, but a better, happier life. User-generated content can help you build an engaged community, because people love to see their content shared by brands they like (with their permission). It also gives your brand credibility and trust in the eyes of customers.

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