November 26, 2021
Direct-to-consumer (D2C) wellness space is exploding. Companies are changing healthcare by building, marketing, and selling wellness products directly to end consumers, without intermediaries. Consumers can access diagnosis, self-testing kits, clinical consultation, prescription, and medication online.
Today, we’ll examine companies that provide D2C wellness offerings for the body, mind, emotion, and social aspects of well-being. And reveal exciting whitespace where new players can capitalize and monetize.
(1) Personalization of health:
(2) Rise of holistic wellness:
(3) Science-based treatment:
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(🔒 Full version) +4 key trends in the wellness space. These insights will help you capture specific customer needs:
🔑 (4/7) How should new startups respond to D2C marketing especially when you’re creating landing pages for idea testing & validation? (including 2 company examples)
🔑 (5/7) This new model can help wellness startups expand their revenue streams. (including 2 company examples)
🔑 (6/7) What type of value propositions most new D2C healthcare startups are focusing on? (including 2 company examples)
🔑 (7/7) Consumers are responding to wellness products differently today and how companies are spotting this trend as an opportunity to introduce new offerings in the market? (including 2 company examples)
(1) Weight care:
(2) Beauty care:
(3) Personalized nutrition:
(4) Sleep care:
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(🔒 Full version) Discover profitable niches in the wellness space and how to differentiate your offerings:
A business only becomes profitable when they solve real problems (need) faced by a large group of people (demand). This section unlocks the valid problems in the wellness space, and how you can use them as market validation to build something people want:
(1) Address targeted needs at an individual level.
(🔒 Full version) +3 more problems existing players are solving. Understanding these problem statements will help you build something people want. You’ll also learn:
🔑 (2/4) 90% of diets fail and how companies are solving this problem?
🔑 (3/4) How to monetize by solving psychological fears among consumers?
🔑 (4/4) How to monetize a wellness business by reducing frictions?
The majority of D2C health companies are layering different business models to create multiple revenue streams:
(1) B2C eCommerce:
(2) Subscription:
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This section explores: where is the market demand, where the future of health is heading, and answers the “why now” questions (most important slide in your pitch deck!) for your investors:
(1) Prominent signal boosts will raise investors’ interest in the D2C health space.
(2) Consumers’ behaviors are changing.
(🔒 Full version) +4 more market evidence to prove the demand for D2C wellness businesses. You’ll unlock:
🔑 (3/6) Key driver that will give rise to D2C wellness startups
🔑 (4/6) How to capture the growing millennial wellness market in 2021 and beyond?
🔑 (5/6) What do consumers prefer and expect in the future of health tech?
🔑 (6/6) What features will become more common in D2C wellness solutions?
(🔒 Full version) 3 specific product ideas and business opportunities that are solving problems. You’ll unlock:
🔑 (1/3) Creator economy meets Healthcare tech
🔑 (2/3) D2C healthcare niche opportunity
🔑 (3/3) B2B solution in the healthcare industry
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