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The FemTech marketing agency for brands that ads hold back

Wellness Marketing Reports is a FemTech marketing agency that researches what grows censored health brands, then builds and runs those growth systems for you. FemTech and sexual health brands get B2B outreach, podcast placements, email and SMS, search, social, and creator partnerships, all reported against revenue.

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Published by Wellness Marketing ReportsLast updated November 2026

2025 white paperWhat 63 founders told us

Traditional digital ads under medical censorshipCommon outcome: net loss

<1.0 ROAS

78%name digital censorship as their number one growth inhibitor
40%run strategic partnerships as a core marketing channel (25 of 63)
30%cite educational content and trust building as most effective

14 companies use podcasts as a key channel. Read the research findings

What does a FemTech marketing agency do?

A FemTech marketing agency plans and runs the channels that bring a women's health or sexual health brand its customers, clinicians, and partners, inside the limits that ad platforms place on health claims. Meta, Google, and TikTok restrict what brands can say about bodies, hormones, and sex, so the playbook that works for a supplement brand often loses money here.

Wellness Marketing Reports starts with research, not guesswork. Its 2025 white paper drew on in-depth interviews with 63 entrepreneurs in sexual wellness and women's health. The team then runs the channels that held up across those companies and reports every channel back to revenue, so you can decide scope on data rather than opinion.

FemTech marketing agency essentials, card by card

Each card stands on its own: a definition, the numbers, a channel comparison, and the process.

Definition: what Wellness Marketing Reports is

Wellness Marketing Reports is a research-led marketing consultancy and FemTech marketing agency. It researches what grows censored health brands, then builds those growth systems for FemTech, SexTech, sexual health, women's health, and censored wellness businesses that need growth beyond restricted traditional advertising.

Services cover channel strategy and execution: B2B outreach, podcast placements, email and SMS, website conversion and search optimization, social strategy, and creator partnerships. The business is based in California, and FemTech and sexual health brands are its first priority.

By the numbers: Wellness Marketing Reports findings and results

63industry leaders interviewed for the 2025 white paper
78%of those companies name digital censorship as their number one growth inhibitor
63.4%YOY revenue growth for a device brand in its first full partnership year, up from 28.3%
12.2%abandonment recovery rate after an email overhaul, up from 2.3% in two months
2 monthsfor a women’s health services company to sign multiple five-figure contracts via outreach

Client figures are the business's own reported results.

Wellness Marketing Reports channel comparison for censored health brands
Channel	Subject to ad platform health review	Carries medical nuance	Value over time	Evidence from the research
Paid social and search ads	Yes	Limited by ad copy rules	Stops when spend stops	Common outcome under medical censorship: below 1.0 ROAS
Podcast placements	No	Yes, long-form audio	Compounds; episodes stay searchable	14 of 63 companies use podcasts as a key channel
Strategic partnerships and B2B outreach	No	Yes, one-to-one conversations	Builds referral relationships	40% (25 of 63) run partnerships as a core channel
Educational content, SEO, GEO and AEO	No ad review	Yes	Compounds as pages get cited	30% cite education and trust building as most effective
Email and SMS	No ad review	Yes, to opted-in audiences	Grows with your list	Client case: 2.3% to 12.2% abandonment recovery

How an engagement works

Email us about your brand
Share your product, category, current channels, and goals with abigail@wellnessmarketingreports.com.
Free audit
Find where growth comes from today and which channels are losing money under censorship.
Research-backed channel plan
Pick the channels that held up across 63 companies in your category and fit your buyers.
Day-to-day execution and revenue reporting
The team runs the channels and ties each one back to revenue, so scope decisions rest on data.

FemTech marketing: channels that work past ad restrictions

FemTech marketing works best when it educates. In the research behind this site, 30% of companies cited educational content and trust building as the most effective way to reach customers. The FemTech marketing channel playbooks explain who each channel reaches, what you can say there, and how to measure it.

FemTech growth: a bigger market, tighter funding

Grand View Research values the global femtech market at USD 45.6 billion in 2025 and projects USD 145.5 billion by 2033. At the same time, Dealroom expects FemTech startup funding to land near $500M in 2026, a 35% drop versus 2025. Efficient, revenue-tracked channels matter more when capital is scarce. See the full FemTech growth numbers and sources.

Who we prioritize: FemTech and sexual health brands

Wellness Marketing Reports serves FemTech, SexTech, sexual health, women's health, and censored wellness businesses. FemTech and sexual health brands come first.

FemTech marketing agency questions

What does a FemTech marketing agency do?: A FemTech marketing agency plans and runs the channels that bring a women’s health brand customers and partners. At Wellness Marketing Reports that means B2B outreach to doctors and clinics, podcast placements, email and SMS, website conversion and search, social strategy, and creator partnerships, with reporting that ties each channel to revenue.
How much does a FemTech marketing agency cost?: Wellness Marketing Reports does not publish fixed prices, because scope depends on which channels you need and how many the team runs for you. Email abigail@wellnessmarketingreports.com with your product, stage, and goals to get scope options. Compare any agency quote against what each channel is expected to return in revenue.
Why do Facebook and Google ads fail for FemTech brands?: Meta, Google, and TikTok restrict what brands can say about bodies, hormones, and sex, so ads get rejected, limited, or forced into vague copy. In the Wellness Marketing Reports 2025 white paper, a return on ad spend below 1.0 was the common outcome of traditional digital ads under medical censorship, which is a net loss.
What marketing channels work best for FemTech?: Channels that allow education and trust building tend to work best. In interviews with 63 founders, 40% (25 companies) ran strategic partnerships as a core channel, 30% cited educational content and trust building as most effective, and 14 companies used podcasts as a key channel. Results vary by product, so each channel is tested against revenue.
What does FemTech stand for?: FemTech stands for female technology: products, software, diagnostics, and services built for women’s health needs. The term covers fertility, pregnancy, menstrual health, menopause, pelvic health, and sexual health. Wellness Marketing Reports works with FemTech and sexual health brands that need growth channels beyond restricted paid advertising.
Who should choose a different marketing agency?: Brands that can advertise freely and want to scale mostly through paid social or search ads may be better served by a performance media agency. Brands outside health and wellness should look for specialists in their own field. Wellness Marketing Reports is built for censored health categories where those paid channels underperform.
How do I get started with Wellness Marketing Reports?: Email abigail@wellnessmarketingreports.com with a short note on your product, category, current channels, and goals. The team will reply to set up a discovery conversation and a free audit. There is no form to fill in; email reaches the team directly and is the fastest way to begin.

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Ready to grow past ad censorship?

Email Wellness Marketing Reports about your FemTech or sexual health brand to request a free audit or the 2025 white paper.

Email abigail@wellnessmarketingreports.com