Measure these
- Visitor to buyer conversion rate
- Organic search sessions to educational pages
- Mentions or citations of your brand in AI generated answers
- Revenue from search visitors, confirmed with post purchase surveys
Channel playbook
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Answer the questions ads are not allowed to.
A FemTech brand gets found by publishing clear, educational pages that answer the exact questions buyers type, with the direct answer in the first sentence, and by fixing the site so visitors who arrive actually buy. Search engines and AI answer tools quote pages that explain plainly, and people searching a symptom have already raised their hand.
Search is a channel where the buyer starts the conversation. HubSpot reports that 32.9% of internet users aged 16+ discover new brands, products, and services via search engines, and that 41% of marketers say the top trend they are exploring is updating SEO strategy for changes in search. In Wellness Marketing Reports’ research, 30% of companies cited educational content and trust building as the most effective way to reach customers.
Review product pages, checkout, and trust signals. Raising the visitor to buyer rate makes every later visitor worth more.
Pull questions from support emails, sales calls, reviews, and search suggestions. Write them the way people actually type them.
Put a direct one sentence answer under each question, then add facts, sources, and context. This is what AI answers lift.
Create one main guide per core topic and shorter supporting pages that link back to it with descriptive link text.
Show a real last updated date and refresh facts when they change. Stale health content loses trust quickly.
Wellness Marketing Reports audits client sites to raise the visitor to buyer conversion rate, then builds the blogs and pages that get a brand cited in traditional search and in AI generated answers. Rankings and AI inclusion are never guaranteed by any provider, so treat search as a compounding channel and measure it on revenue.
SEO is search engine optimization, GEO is generative engine optimization, and AEO is answer engine optimization. Together they help your pages appear in search results and get cited in AI generated answers. Search matters for restricted categories because buyers type the questions ads cannot answer. HubSpot reports 32.9% of internet users aged 16+ discover new brands via search engines.
See this answer in the full FAQStart with where your buyers already look for answers and which channels let you speak plainly about the product. For most FemTech and sexual health brands that means partnerships, educational content, podcasts, and owned email lists before paid ads. Then set up revenue attribution so every channel is judged on sales, not reach. Our home page walks through the full sequence.
See this answer in the full FAQTie every channel to revenue, not impressions. Wellness Marketing Reports attributes revenue using post purchase surveys combined with Shopify data, and removes wholesale orders from email results so the numbers are not inflated. This lets scope decisions be made on data rather than opinion, and shows which channels to grow or cut.
See this answer in the full FAQTimelines depend on the channel. Wellness Marketing Reports reports positive replies from podcast hosts and an interview booked in the first week of one podcast outreach program, and multiple five figure contracts signed within two months of B2B outreach for a women’s health services company. Search and educational content usually take longer to compound.
See this answer in the full FAQList where your buyers already get trusted advice, such as doctors, podcasts, communities, and search, then pick one or two channels you can run consistently. Set up post purchase surveys before you start so you can attribute revenue. Wellness Marketing Reports offers a free audit to help pick channels; email abigail@wellnessmarketingreports.com to ask.
See this answer in the full FAQEmail Wellness Marketing Reports with your product and goals, and ask for a free channel audit.
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