Posts Tagged ‘Marketing to Women’


Coaching is a Women’s Wellness Strategy

jensmileSo, who are we, the 21st Century women,  and how can you reach us most effectively not only about your products but our desire for wellness?

We’re your sister, daughter, mother or grandmother.  There are millions of today’s women like me out there, across all cultures, and you can reach us by going beyond traditional loyalty strategies like incentives and coupons. Give us a [Read more ....]


Engaging with working women: menopause momentum

If you’ve ever doubted the myriad opportunities you have, as a healthcare marketer, to help women relieve the symptoms of menopause, listen to this video.

I’d love your thoughts on how you, as a marketer, can address this woman’s needs.  Happy to  post your ideas and comments and bring them into our thought leadership panel discussions.

I look forward to hearing [Read more ....]


empathy - does your healthcare brand have it?

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Most of us think of empathy as a personal quality.  According to Wellcoaches, a company that trains health and wellness coaches for individuals and corporations,  empathy is a critical success factor in helping clients make lifestyle changes to achieve their wellness goals.

As a coach and a marketer, I couldn’t agree more.  So, what does a brand have to be [Read more ....]


tell a great story

public-relationsPublic Relations is about telling stories.  Good PR is about telling stories well. Great PR is when your story becomes viral and unforgettable.

With today’s media landscape cluttered, fragmented and charged with skeptism,   healthcare public relations demands a look at the credibility of the message and the ability of the storyteller to strike a resonant chord with [Read more ....]


RealWomen on Health! Radio Show Launches to Support Women as Advocates

KC Healthcare Communications launches the first internet-based live talk radio show that creates a network of support and community for women around such areas such as sexual health, pelvic health, the change before the change, menopause transitions, caregiving, working women and stress, women’s heart disease, weight management, evidence-based complementary medicine, mid-life transition and navigating the healthcare system.