Health & Wellness PR: How Practitioners, Coaches and Supplement Brands Get Featured for $97

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Every client wants to know if you're the real thing before they book or buy. That's the job of wellness PR, and here it costs a one-time $97. We write an 800–1,000 word press feature about your practice, your coaching or your supplement brand, and when you've approved every word, it's published in a news outlet you choose. Leott Lowdermilk, a pharmacist who helps women through midlife and menopause, ran in USA News and says AnotherZero made it "effortless to boost trust and increase visibility."

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Where a press feature helps a wellness practitioner, coach or brand

Your clients know the result they want, and they've tried the diets and the supplement a friend swore by. They aren't skeptical because they don't care. They're skeptical because the last thing they tried didn't work. YJ Seo, a health-habit and nutrition coach, says it plainly: "There are so many overpromises and hypes out there, yk. People rarely trust you."

A press feature is a publication telling your story. Here's where it earns its keep.

1. When a new client looks you up. Picture her lying in bed with her phone, scrolling from your post to your booking page, deciding whether to trust you. An "As Seen On" logo there, with the article behind it, gives her a reason to believe you that doesn't come from you. Jennifer Cole, a nervous system coach for women, says hers gave her "the credibility I've worked so hard for."

2. When your work needs explaining. Reiki, breathwork, frequency medicine, the Akashic Records: most people have never tried them, and a caption can't explain them. An 800–1,000 word feature has room to say what a session is and who it's for. Marlene Fuson, a holistic naturopathy practitioner, says AnotherZero can "take complex, nuanced work and translate it into press-ready content that feels authentic."

3. Beside a product, a launch or a pitch to a stockist. Wellness brand PR works where the buying happens: on the product page, and in the deck you send a retailer. Bryan and Ana, the founders of VitaPatchCo., called their Women's Insider feature "an incredible milestone." Tommy Pinkerton, who makes a plant-based quit-smoking aid, says, "Already put it onto my website and seen great results."

Someone asks Google or an AI assistant for a breathwork teacher near them, or a clean electrolyte powder. Third-party validation like a news feature is one of the signals it uses to decide who to recommend.

Wellness story angles an editor will run (examples)

Here are five examples, each built from the kinds of practices and brands that left the reviews below. Borrow one for your 2-minute form, or find more in the practice-by-practice section further down.

  1. "The Nurse Who Left the Hospital to Teach Women How to Calm Their Nervous System." A nursing license behind a nervous-system practice hands an editor a credible source and a story in one line.
  2. "What a Menopause Coach Tells Women Who Feel Like Strangers in Their Own Bodies." Readers get advice they can act on tonight, and the editor gets an expert on a topic women are actively searching.
  3. "The Supplement Founders Who Print Every Ingredient Dose on the Front of the Bottle." Shoppers are tired of guessing what's inside a blend, so transparency is the story.
  4. "[Your City] Gets Its First Biohacking Studio: What Red Light and Cold Plunges Are For." A local first plus a trend explainer answers what readers are asking about wellness right now.
  5. "She Couldn't Find Postpartum Help, So She Built It." A founder who lived the problem gives an editor a human story, and readers pass it to a friend who just had a baby.

Wellness features that ran

Leott Ferlita Lowdermilk, Pharm.D. — pharmacist for women's midlife and menopause health
Ran in USA News · June 23, 2026
Why Doing More Isn’t Always Better: A Pharmacist’s Fresh Perspective On Women’s Midlife Health
More than 35 years in pharmacy, 15 of them owning an independent compounding pharmacy, became the backing for one clear opinion: better midlife health often starts with understanding more, not adding more. It shows a practitioner or coach that a point of view on your topic is the story, and she also ran in Good Morning US.

Bryan Almonte and Ana — founders, VitaPatchCo. (transdermal vitamin patches)
Ran in Women's Insider · August 4, 2026
VitaPatchCo. Simplifies Daily Wellness With Wearable Patches
A vitamin-patch brand, told as the founders' story in the outlet's Health section, with each product named and the patches framed as companions to a healthy lifestyle, not replacements for sleep or nutrition. It shows a supplement or product owner how a brand reads as editorial without a claim it can't back.

Nicki Iskander, RMT — registered massage therapist
Ran in Women's Reporter · April 21, 2026
Nicki Iskander Redefines Safe Wellness Spaces
A one-person practice in a Toronto home studio, written up around what sets it apart: body-positive, trans-friendly care, valedictorian training at Sutherland-Chan, and five dollars to a local food bank for every session. It shows a solo practitioner that you don't need a big clinic to have a story.

What your wellness feature includes for $97

Here's how it goes. First, you fill in the 2-minute form. Your draft arrives in 24–48 hours. Then you revise it until it sounds like you, as many times as you want. Once you approve it, it runs in the outlet you chose, within 7 days or your money back.

Here's everything in the one-time $97. No retainer.

  • SEO keyword research, so the article uses the phrases your clients type into Google, like "perimenopause coach" or "electrolyte supplement."
  • A custom 800–1,000 word article, written by a person. Inga K, an Akashic Records reader, says they "pulled out relevant information without too much input from me."
  • Unlimited revisions, and nothing publishes without your approval. You sign off on every line that describes your results or your product.
  • Guaranteed publication in the outlet you choose. You'll have the choice to choose from over 60 different outlets, including USA News, Women's Insider, CEO Times, Women's Magazine, New York Weekly, Biz Weekly, Men's Insider, New York Review, and many more.
  • A do-follow backlink from a high-authority news site, indexed by Google, pointing to your booking page or your shop.
  • "As Seen On" usage rights, a custom banner and a social media kit, for your booking page and your Instagram.
  • A 2-minute intake form. For a wellness business, it asks what you do and who it's for. It asks for your training and credentials (RD, RN, RMT, CHt, Pharm.D. or your modality's certification) and how you came to this work. For a product, it asks what's in it and why you made it.

The guarantees

  • Love it or it never runs. Unlimited revisions, and if you never approve it, you get a full refund and it never publishes. It only runs if you love it.
  • Your chosen outlet within 7 days or your money back.
  • It stays live. Published indefinitely, and if a placement comes down within the first year, it's replaced free.
  • Lowest price of any PR firm, guaranteed.

AnotherZero reviews from Health, Wellness & Nutrition

Now let me show you 47 health, wellness and nutrition owners who've already been through it, from massage therapists, Reiki healers and menopause coaches to dietitians, supplement brands and yoga schools, in their own words.

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CentauriPureHydration supplement brand
Wellness · Article published on multiple sites and helped the brand earn an award

Effortless Excellence Working with Another Zero was an absolute breeze. From start to finish, their process was smooth, efficient, and completely stress-free. They delivered a well-researched, high-quality article that got published multiple sites but also helped Centauri Pure earn an award. Their expertise is unmatched, and the results speak for themselves. If you're looking for a team that delivers real impact with minimal hassle, Another Zero is the way to go. Highly recommend!

Read it on Trustpilot ↗Mar 2025
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IndraniAnimal communicator and energy healer
Wellness · Sought international reach → placements in prestigious global publications, replies within minutes

Partnering with AnothPartnering with AnotherZero has been an absolute game-changer for my business.erZero has been an… Partnering with AnotherZero has been an absolute game-changer for my business. I came to them looking to expand our international reach, and they delivered beyond my expectations. They personally guided me through the entire process, successfully connecting us with major news agencies and securing placements in prestigious global publications. I was deeply impressed by the quality of their writing. The features weren't just standard promotional pieces; they were highly professional, authentic, and crafted in a way that brought real credibility to our brand story. What resonated with me the most, however, was their level of care. Their customer support is unmatched. and I often received thoughtful, detailed responses within mere minutes. It truly felt like they were an extension of my own team. I cannot recommend AnotherZero enough to any founder or business leader looking to elevate their global media presence.

Read it on Trustpilot ↗May 2026
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Charlotte MorleyReiki healer and Facebook creator
Wellness · USA News feature led to multiple positive responses

Amanda produced an amazing article featured in USA News which has already to led to multiple positive responses. She was extremely efficient during the entire process and engaged with me throughout and the outcome was a beautifully written article showing a true reflection of my journey and social media platform. I highly recommend.

Read it on Trustpilot ↗Apr 2026
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YJ SeoHealth-habit and nutrition coach
Wellness · Always struggled to get noticed → stands out in an overcrowded niche

AnotherZero is a game-changer! I've always struggled to get my name and my business out there. I wanted to make sure that I have enough credibility and proof so that customers can trust me and buy my products/services. There are so many overpromises and hypes out there, yk. People rarely trust you. But AnotherZero made me help cut through the noise and stand out in an overcrowded niche. They also helped me boost my credibility, so my audience would pay attention to what I say. I'm planning to buy their service again pretty soon. Would recommend it to anyone.

Read it on Trustpilot ↗Sep 2025
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Tommy PinkertonPlant-based quit-smoking aid founder
Wellness · Article on his website, great results already

Amazing team and provided a great article! Already put it onto my website and seen great results

Read it on Trustpilot ↗Aug 2025
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Bryan AlmonteTransdermal vitamin patch brand founders
Wellness · Brand featured in Women's Insider, beautifully written and true to their story

Bryan & Ana Founders We had an amazing experience working with AnotherZero! From start to finish, the entire process was smooth, professional, and handled with great attention to detail. Seeing our brand featured in Women’s Insider was an incredible milestone for us, and we couldn’t be happier with how the article turned out. The feature was beautifully written and presented our brand and story in a way that truly reflected who we are. The communication and level of service from the AnotherZero team were outstanding. They were responsive, professional, and made sure we were happy throughout the entire process. We’re extremely happy with the experience and the final result. We will absolutely continue working with AnotherZero and look forward to seeing what we can accomplish together in the future. Highly recommended!

Read it on Trustpilot ↗Aug 2026
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Jennifer ColeNervous system coach for women
Wellness · Live in a couple of days; credibility gained, in front of more people

Fantastic Experience The entire experience from start to finish was so easy, they're very easy to work with. It took just a couple days to get to the finished product, I actually wasn't prepared for how quickly the article went live! I feel like I've gained the credibility I've worked so hard for and it's put my business in front of many more people who could benefit from my services! I'll absolutely be using AnotherZero again. Overall, super happy and pleased.

Read it on Trustpilot ↗May 2025
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Nicki IskanderRegistered massage therapist
Wellness · Published all over the internet, hundreds of new backlinks

They worked miracles! I don't know how they did it, but they wrote articles about me and got them published all over the internet. They did it quickly, and allowed me to make any changes I wanted to the content and images. I now have hundreds of new backlinks, which is incredible for SEO. Their communication is top notch. They always reply quickly and with such warmth and enthusiasm. So much easier than doing it yourself and super cost-effective. Worth every penny.

Read it on Trustpilot ↗Apr 2026
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Marlene FusonHolistic naturopathy practitioner and author
Wellness · Many PR services over the years → AnotherZero stands out, every release professionally written

I’ve worked with many marketing and PR services over the years, and Another Zero truly stands out. Every press release they’ve done for me has been professionally written, well-structured, and aligned with my brand voice. The process is smooth, communication is clear, and they consistently deliver on time. What I appreciate most is their ability to take complex, nuanced work and translate it into press-ready content that feels authentic—not generic or overly promotional. Their distribution and execution have been reliable, and I’ve been very pleased with the overall quality and consistency. If you’re looking for a dependable team that understands branding, messaging, and professional presentation, I highly recommend Another Zero.

Read it on Trustpilot ↗Jan 2026
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InuitWellness and biohacking studio founder
Wellness · High-quality article written and published online within three days, as promised

Great experience and fast results I had a really positive experience working with Another Zero PR. Amanda handled my account and was amazing from start to finish. She was quick to respond, professional, and made the whole process feel effortless. Within just three days, the team wrote a high-quality article that perfectly captured my story and got it published online exactly as promised. I was impressed by how well they understood my brand and how smooth everything went. If you’re looking for a PR agency that’s fast, reliable, and easy to work with, I highly recommend Amanda and the team at Another Zero PR.

Read it on Trustpilot ↗Oct 2025
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Katjaak MoonFunctional-nutrition wellness brand founder
Wellness · Featured in over 450 media publications, quickly and easily

The service has been incredible! The team has been professional, kind & swift. They work quickly and provide real results. I am now featured in over 450+ media publications and it was so easy.

Read it on Trustpilot ↗Jun 2026
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Boyona GrahamPostpartum support startup founder
Wellness · Article written within hours, live within a day or two

Blown away for the offer & possibility Wow, blown-away by the possibility AnotherZero has given to our company by featuring us on giant media channels. As a startup, I wanted to take a chance to see what articles can be written for our company, but the rep (Amanda) wrote the article within hours and the article was up within just a day or two. AnotherZero/Amanda showed professionalism and kindness that I would 1000% recommend to other startups I know.

Read it on Trustpilot ↗Mar 2025
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SarahFood-allergy education business owner
Wellness · New and online, hard to get noticed → business noticed more, fair prices

So Helpful! They have been so helpful in getting my small business about food allergy education noticed more. It is difficult to get noticed especially being new and online, and the prices were really fair for the hands on service they offered.

Read it on Trustpilot ↗Sep 2025
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Rachel DFat-loss coach for mums over 35
Wellness · Published in two articles, a dream fulfilled

Absolutely an amazing feeling to be published in two articles. My dream got fulfilled 😀highly recommend this if you want to get authority and visiabilty

Read it on Trustpilot ↗Nov 2025
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TaylorDisability support provider
Wellness · Featured in Women's Insider, already considering more articles

A Seamless Journey with AnotherZero From start to finish, my experience with AnotherZero has been nothing short of exceptional. Being featured in Women’s Insider could have felt overwhelming, but their team made the entire process so seamless and supportive that I couldn’t believe how easy it was. They handled everything with such professionalism, clarity, and care that I felt fully guided and valued at every stage. The end result was not only beautifully done but also a true reflection of my story. Because of how smooth this experience was, I’m already considering future feature articles with them. I can’t recommend AnotherZero highly enough!

Read it on Trustpilot ↗Oct 2025
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Nicole HarlotPerinatal professionals community founder
Wellness · Skeptical, did due diligence → beautifully written article, fast turnaround

Definitely recommend to all seeking PR I am so satisfied with my experience with Another Zero. I will admit, I was a bit skeptical and did my due diligence before opting to purchase but I am so pleased that I did. The article is BEAUTIFULLY written and the turn around time was incredible. I have already shared with colleagues and plan to keep sharing how great the experience was!

Read it on Trustpilot ↗Mar 2025
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Leott LowdermilkPharmacist for midlife and menopause health
Wellness · Articles published in record time, boosting trust and visibility

AnotherZero delivers. They made it effortless to boost trust and increase visibility with well written articles published in record time. Great communication start to finish. So glad I found AnotherZero and look forward to working with them again.

Read it on Trustpilot ↗Jun 2026
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David O'NeillFrequency-medicine wellness center owner
Wellness · Did everything promised, more visibility for the business, momentum begun

Company of their word The company did everything that they promised to do and has gotten my business more visibility. I'm yet to see an influx of new clientele but i know that the momentum has begun, and i am eagerly waiting for frequency medicine to blow up.

Read it on Trustpilot ↗Nov 2025
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Joyce LeckbandBreathwork business founder
Wellness · Small business, no big PR budget → fast onboarding, articles she's happy with

10/10 recommend. My experience with AnotherZero was outstanding! As a founder of a small business that does not have a big PR budget I was looking for a way to increase my SEO and have a professional press release and well written press that I could use to build my brand. Another Zero delivered! The onboard process was fast and easy and i am very happy with the articles. My rep Amanda was really responsive and helpful!

Read it on Trustpilot ↗Jul 2025
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Jacquelyn BhonesNurse-led holistic wellness center
Wellness · Response within a few hours every time, her best brand investment

🌟 Elevate Your Brand with Ease: My Experience with Another Zero! 🌟 From the moment I began my journey with Another Zero, everything was incredibly straightforward. The editing process was not only effortless but also enjoyable, thanks to their responsive and dedicated team. I was never left waiting, receiving a response within just a few hours every time. If you're looking to amplify your exposure, this is the real deal. Partnering with Another Zero has proven to be the BEST investment in building my brand and getting my name out there in real time. The representatives are always available to answer any questions, making the experience smooth and stress-free. I'm truly grateful to have discovered this company! The benefits far outweigh the minimal cost, and I'm especially thankful to Amanda for her exceptional guidance and stellar customer service. If you're ready to take your brand to the next level, look no further. Another Zero is your go-to partner in success! 🚀

Read it on Trustpilot ↗May 2025
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mimi vukovicLicensed massage therapist and Reiki healer
Wellness · Never thought she could be published → article live in no time

I never thought I could have a published article. The whole process was super easy and friendly, once you contact them, they will send you questionnaire. Just follow the instructions and in no time your article will be published. They do communicate with you and offer you multiple drafts. You're the one who has the final say what will be published. I'm very pleased with this company and Amanda was the most helpful. Highly recommend.

Read it on Trustpilot ↗Dec 2025
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Coach DrewFat-loss and energy coach
Wellness · Now listed in multiple publications

The best part of my work with AnotherZero has been the communication. I'm working with real people and having real dialogue as the craft and fine tune the articles I'll be appearing in. As promised, I am now listed in multiple publications, and the copy is top notch.

Read it on Trustpilot ↗Sep 2025
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Michelle TillmanFaith-based fertility coach
Wellness · Great credibility as a small business owner, worth every penny

This marketing service gave great credibility to me as a small business owner. It is worth every penny.

Read it on Trustpilot ↗Dec 2025
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Inga KAkashic Records reader and energy healer
Wellness · Thorough, in-depth article with little input from her, delivered as advertised

Very quick and efficient service. Also a good web portal, everything clear, secure sign-in. They wrote a very thorough, in-depth & well-structured article and pulled out relevant information without too much input from me. Everything was delivered as advertised. Will be happy to work with them in the future on other services they offer.

Read it on Trustpilot ↗Aug 2025
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GaiaMenopause nutrition coach
Wellness · Fast, reliable, smooth and stress-free publication process

Anotherzero is truly outstanding — fast, easy to work with, and incredibly reliable. Their team is always available and supportive throughout the entire publication process, making everything smooth and stress-free. The quality of their service consistently exceeds expectations, and their professionalism really stands out. If you’re looking for a trustworthy partner who delivers excellent results every time, Anotherzero is absolutely the right choice. Highly recommended!

Read it on Trustpilot ↗Nov 2025
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Kellie Winzinowich, CHtSomatic healing and hypnotherapy practitioner
Wellness · Articles delivered promptly, well written, easy changes, quality impressed her

A Dream to Work With! The instructions were easy to follow and upon purchase, I immediately received confirmation. The articles were delivered promptly and were well written. It was easy to make any changes I wanted, and the quality impressed me. The whole process was easy from beginning to end. I would highly recommend Another Zero to others.

Read it on Trustpilot ↗Oct 2025
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Collins JuliaBodywork and energy-healing studio
Wellness · Prompt help and advice on which companies would best support her business

I have loved working with Another Zero! They have been so prompt and helpful. They gave advice on which companies would help to support my business best and I would certainly recommend them to another business.

Read it on Trustpilot ↗Aug 2026
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The Tolicious BrandNurse-founded wellness and beauty brand
Wellness · Delivered in time; now working with them long term

Very professional experienced team. They were able to deliver in time and now I am going to work with them on long term. This is what every business person needs.

Read it on Trustpilot ↗Oct 2025
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Alexandra BottingHealthy recipe creator
Wellness · Very quick delivery, article covered the main topics she wanted

Great team, delivery time was very quick and the article featured the main topics I wanted to cover. I would recommend this if you want to gain some exposure to your brand.

Read it on Trustpilot ↗Sep 2025
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Angela T. RomeroAyurveda and hormone-balance coach for women
Wellness · Easy process, helping her small business grow and get seen

Great Experience with Another Zero My experience wiht Another Zero was very pleasant and the whole process was easy to follow through with. Thank you for helping my small business grow and get seen. Angela

Read it on Trustpilot ↗Sep 2026
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Pilar ZetunaNatural-medicine health educator
Wellness · Well-written article that accurately reflected her work, smooth publication

A Trusted Partner for Media Publications Working with this team was an excellent experience. They were professional, responsive, and delivered a well-written article that accurately reflected my work. The publication process was smooth, and they provided great support throughout. I highly recommend their services to anyone looking to increase their media visibility with high-quality editorial content.

Read it on Trustpilot ↗Jul 2026
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AnYoga teacher trainer and athlete coach
Wellness · Articles well written and delivered quickly

I had a great experience with this service. The articles were well written, delivered quickly, and the whole process was easy to manage as a client. Clear, efficient, and professional. I would definitely recommend it.

Read it on Trustpilot ↗Jan 2026
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Trinette LewersSmall business owner
Wellness · Published today, and already planning another one

Wonderful opportunity, mine just got published today, im really hoping this boost my business, ill def recommend them and I probably do another one shortly

Verified client
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OrsonHolistic spiritual-wellness brand
Wellness · SEO service with helpful agents, no one close in competition so far

Another Zero is a top tier SEO service with out of this world agents that are here to help. So far no one is even close in competition!

Read it on Trustpilot ↗May 2026
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Liz HeffernanYoga teacher training school founder
Wellness · Quick, well-written articles, delivered as promised; will use again

Outstanding Service and Quality Writing Quick, professional, well-written articles and they deliver on their promises. Will use again.

Read it on Trustpilot ↗Sep 2025
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JaynieWellness and longevity centre
Wellness · Agent understood her brief and created pieces that impressed her

Communication was great! I was really impressed with how, once the brief was supplied that my Agent understood and created the perfect pieces.

Read it on Trustpilot ↗Sep 2025
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Diyetisyen Nurdan BalakçıDietitian
Wellness · Smooth start to finish; support exceeded her expectations

I had a truly great experience! The team was professional, responsive, and genuinely cared about providing the best possible service. Everything went smoothly from start to finish, and the support I received exceeded my expectations. I highly recommend them to anyone looking for a reliable and trustworthy company.

Read it on Trustpilot ↗Oct 2025
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Simona KorkusWomen's healing advocate
Wellness · Delivered on time, great attention to detail, clear communication

Positive experience I had the opportunity to work with this agency and was impressed by their professionalism, clear communication, and supportive approach. They delivered on time and with great attention to detail, making the collaboration smooth and efficient.

Read it on Trustpilot ↗Sep 2025
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Ashley ValentinRN, nervous-system coach for women
Wellness · Extremely responsive, worked with me every step

Incredible Service Another Zero was incredible to work with. The service was amazing. They were extremely responsive and worked with me every step of the way. If you’re looking for a great PR company — this is it.

Read it on Trustpilot ↗Apr 2026
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Cody KellyTransparent-label supplement brand
Wellness · Small business, global vision: an option for awareness, trust, growth

As a small business with a global vision, a business leader is always looking for a trusted partner that shares in your vision and can help your brand. This is a perfect option for awareness, trust, and growth.

Read it on Trustpilot ↗Jan 2026
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Trish SchneiderWomen's midlife hormone specialist
Wellness · Article exceeded expectations

Amazing article! Exceeded my expectations! Would absolutley recommend to any business owner who is looking to boost visability!

Read it on Trustpilot ↗Apr 2025
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Jennifer ClaireHolistic health educator
Wellness · Fast, human replies; no sales yet but still worth it

The response was fast! It was good to know this wasn't some random robot LOL. Very gracious, and kind. Haven't seen any results in terms of sales, but it was still worth it!

Read it on Trustpilot ↗Apr 2025
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Hussein AmeenFertility and menopause supplement brand
Wellness · Fast replies and editing, very professional

Very professional , fast reply and editing , They are best of the best

Read it on Trustpilot ↗Feb 2026
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KPPortable infrared sauna company
Wellness · Easy, quick, helpful, Amanda great to work with

So easy, o quick, so hepful! Amanda was amazing to work with.

Read it on Trustpilot ↗Jun 2025
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Deana MorgansEnergy healing and breathwork nonprofit
Wellness · Easy and smooth, everyone very helpful

It was easy and smooth. Everyone was very helpful and nice.

Read it on Trustpilot ↗Nov 2025
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Patrice StubbsMenopause health and wellness coach
Wellness · Amanda helpful and patient from beginning to end

Amanda was AMAZING!!! Amanda was so helpful and patient from beginning to the end.

Read it on Trustpilot ↗Sep 2025
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AkaNatural supplements brand
Wellness · Great communication, easy to work with

Great communication and easy people to work with!

Read it on Trustpilot ↗Aug 2025

Health and wellness marketing by type of practice: what a news feature does for each kind of practitioner, coach and brand

Every kind of wellness business gets chosen a different way: a massage client books from a map, while a supplement buyer reads the back of the bottle and then the reviews. Below is where a news feature fits each one, two story angles an editor would run for it, and the owners of that kind who've been featured.

Holistic health marketing for holistic practitioners: explain the session before they book it

Holistic health marketing has to explain a menu, not one method: breathwork, somatic work, hypnotherapy or an Ayurvedic consult, and which one a first-timer should actually book. Most clients arrive with a problem in mind (stress, sleep, an old injury), not a modality, and they worry about two things: whether it's legitimate, and whether they'll feel foolish. Many hear your name from a friend or a yoga teacher, then look you up and read every word before they book. A feature has the room a caption doesn't: which practice fits which problem, what a first session looks like and the training behind each one. Angles: "What a Somatic Practitioner Notices Before You Say a Word" or "Breathwork for People Who Can't Sit Still." Joyce Leckband, a breathwork founder, wrote that her small business "does not have a big PR budget," and Kellie Winzinowich, CHt, a somatic healing and hypnotherapy practitioner, wrote that "the quality impressed me."

Massage therapist marketing and advertising: be the safe choice on the map

Marketing for massage therapists comes down to the moment a new client compares three names on a map or a booking app and picks the one they'd trust in a quiet room; massage therapist advertising only gets you onto that list. They read reviews, look at photos of the space and check that you're licensed: an LMT or a similar title in most U.S. states, an RMT in several Canadian provinces. First-timers, many women and anyone who's had a bad experience want to know they'll be treated with respect. A feature answers that before the first session, and it gives a doctor, chiropractor or physical therapist something to send with a referral. Nicki Iskander's Women's Reporter feature presents her Toronto home studio as a body-positive, trans-friendly practice, and she wrote that it was "So much easier than doing it yourself and super cost-effective." Angles: "What Your Massage Therapist Wishes You'd Say in the First Five Minutes" or "Desk Neck: Why the Same Knot Keeps Coming Back."

Reiki marketing: earn trust for work a client can't see

Reiki marketing has to describe a session where, from the outside, very little happens: the client lies fully clothed on a table with your hands resting lightly on them or just above, and the question they won't ask out loud is whether it's real. Many first sessions start with a friend's recommendation or a gift card, and the client looks you up first, reading about your Reiki levels (Level I and II, or Master). Even where hospitals offer Reiki, clients still decide on the person, and a feature about how you came to the work gives them that person. Charlotte Morley, a Reiki healer, wrote that her USA News feature was "a true reflection of my journey and social media platform," and mimi vukovic, a licensed massage therapist and Reiki healer, wrote: "You're the one who has the final say what will be published." Angles: "What a Reiki Session Is, and What It Isn't" or "Distance Reiki: How It Works When You're Not in the Room."

Supplement marketing and advertising: give the label a story it can't tell

Supplement marketing has to win a shopper who reads the back of the bottle, inside rules a coach never thinks about. Buyers compare labels on Amazon or a brand's own site, look for third-party testing and full ingredient doses, and read reviews hunting for the catch. In the U.S., a supplement can't claim to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent a disease, and health claims in ads are expected to have evidence behind them, so the founders' story does much of the persuading. A feature tells why you made it and how it's made, which is also what a stockist wants to see. VitaPatchCo.'s Women's Insider feature frames its patches as companions to a healthy lifestyle. Cody Kelly, who runs a transparent-label supplement brand, called it "a perfect option for awareness, trust, and growth," and CentauriPure wrote that its article "helped Centauri Pure earn an award." Angles: "Pills, Powders or Patches: Why Supplement Formats Keep Changing" or "What 'Third-Party Tested' on a Label Actually Means."

Health coach and wellness coach marketing: show the training behind the title

Health coach marketing, and wellness coach marketing with it, has to answer the question every prospect has about a title anyone can use: what makes you qualified? Most coaching clients find a coach through Instagram, a podcast or a free workshop, follow them for weeks, then book a discovery call for a program that costs real money. Before that call they look the coach up. A board certification (NBC-HWC), a nursing license or lived experience with the same problem is what convinces them, and a feature puts it where they'll find it. Jennifer Cole, a nervous system coach for women, wrote that hers gave her "the credibility I've worked so hard for," and Michelle Tillman, a faith-based fertility coach, wrote that it "gave great credibility to me as a small business owner." Angles: "Why Most Health Goals Fall Apart in Week Three, From a Coach Who Tracks It" or "What Couples Trying to Conceive Ask a Fertility Coach First."

Naturopath marketing: make the credential clear before the first visit

Naturopath marketing starts with a credential most patients don't understand. Some states license naturopathic doctors who trained at accredited four-year schools, others don't license the field at all, and the person searching for a naturopath near them usually can't tell the difference. Many arrive after years of a chronic problem their regular doctor couldn't solve, and they're careful: they want your training, whether you'll work alongside their doctor and what a first visit costs, since insurance often won't cover it. A feature explains your background and approach in plain words, and it's the page a patient forwards to a doubtful spouse. Marlene Fuson, a holistic naturopathy practitioner and author, wrote that every piece was "aligned with my brand voice," and Pilar Zetuna, a natural-medicine health educator, wrote that hers "accurately reflected my work." Angles: "The Questions a Naturopath Asks on a First Visit" or "Gut Health After Antibiotics: Where a Naturopath Starts."

Weight loss marketing for coaches: talk to the client who's tried everything

Weight loss marketing for coaches is aimed at someone who has already tried the diets, the apps and the programs, and has stopped believing before-and-after photos. Since GLP-1 medications became common, many also ask how to keep weight off once the prescription ends. They follow a coach for a while, judge whether the advice fits their life (mums with no time, people over 50, shift workers) and look the coach up before paying. Promises of a set number of pounds are the claims regulators and ad platforms watch closely, so a feature on your method and who you help does the persuading without them. Rachel D, a fat-loss coach for mums over 35, called it "an amazing feeling to be published in two articles," and Coach Drew, a fat-loss and energy coach, wrote: "I'm working with real people and having real dialogue." Angles: "Life After GLP-1s: What a Coach Does When the Prescription Ends" or "Fat Loss for Mums Over 35 on Six Hours of Sleep."

Wellness center marketing: fill the rooms and the memberships

Wellness center marketing has a bigger bill to cover than a solo practice: rent, staff and often equipment like infrared saunas, red light beds or IV rooms, all of which need regular members, not one-time visitors. Locals find a center through a map search or a friend's post, then want to know what each service does, whether it's safe, who's in charge and what a membership costs. A center led by a nurse or a doctor has an edge, and a feature is the place to say so. It also gives an editor the story of something new in town. Jacquelyn Bhones, who runs a nurse-led holistic wellness center, wrote that AnotherZero "has proven to be the BEST investment in building my brand," and David O'Neill, who owns a frequency-medicine wellness center, wrote that it "has gotten my business more visibility." Angles: "Inside the Nurse-Led Wellness Center Where Every Plan Starts With a Health History" or "What to Ask Before You Book an IV Drip."

How nutritionists get clients: stand out from the diet advice they already ignore

Nutritionists get clients by proving they're different from the diet advice a client already scrolls past. Clients search for help with one problem, like bloating or eating for a new diagnosis, and before they book they check your training and whether you sound like one more influencer selling a plan. The title alone proves little: some states license nutritionists and many don't, so a client can't tell a weekend certificate from a CNS (Certified Nutrition Specialist), which takes a graduate degree, 1,000 supervised hours and a board exam. A named credential and a method you can explain carry the weight, and a feature lays both out in a news outlet's voice. Angles: "Why Your Healthy Breakfast Leaves You Hungry by 10" or "What a Nutritionist Looks for in a Food Diary Before Giving Any Advice." YJ Seo, a health-habit and nutrition coach, wrote that AnotherZero helped "cut through the noise and stand out in an overcrowded niche."

Postpartum doula marketing: reach the parents before the baby comes home

Postpartum doula marketing has a short window: most families look for support in the last months of pregnancy, and many only realize they need it once the baby is home. They hear about doulas from a midwife, a birth class, a lactation consultant or a parents' group, then both partners look the doula up. They want training (DONA International or another certification), experience with their kind of birth and recovery, and someone they'd trust in their home at 3 a.m. Some insurers and state Medicaid programs now cover doula care, which brings in families who never considered it. A feature tells your story to all of them at once. Boyona Graham, who founded a postpartum support startup, wrote that "the article was up within just a day or two," and Nicole Harlot, who founded a community for perinatal professionals, wrote: "I have already shared with colleagues." Angles: "The Fourth Trimester Nobody Plans For" or "What a Postpartum Doula Does in the First Week Home."

Dietitian marketing: be the name a doctor's referral checks out

Dietitian marketing works differently from nutritionist marketing because the credential is protected: an RD or RDN has a degree, supervised practice and a national exam behind it, and most states regulate the title. Many clients arrive on a doctor's referral for diabetes, kidney disease, a digestive condition or an eating disorder, and some insurance plans cover the visits. They still look you up, and so do the clients who pay on their own for sports nutrition or weight management. What they want to know is your specialty and whether your advice will fit a normal week. A feature on the conditions you work with and how you work gives the referral something to land on. Diyetisyen Nurdan Balakçı, a dietitian, wrote that "the support I received exceeded my expectations." Angles: "What a Dietitian Wishes Patients Knew After a Prediabetes Diagnosis" or "Eating Well on Night Shifts: A Dietitian's Plan for Nurses."

Menopause coach and midlife women's health marketing: be the clear voice in a crowded feed

Menopause coach marketing, and midlife women's health marketing with it, reaches a woman who often feels brushed off: her symptoms started in her 40s, a short appointment didn't explain them, and her feed is full of supplements, programs and hormone opinions that contradict each other. She reads a lot before she pays anyone, and what she looks for is a credential, a clear point of view and someone who won't sell her one more thing. A feature gives her all three in a news outlet's voice. Leott Ferlita Lowdermilk, Pharm.D., ran in USA News as a pharmacist with more than 35 years in pharmacy and two books, arguing that better health often starts with understanding more, not adding more. Patrice Stubbs, a menopause health and wellness coach, and Gaia, a menopause nutrition coach, are among the reviewers below. Time a feature for World Menopause Day on October 18. Angles: "Perimenopause at 42: The Symptoms Nobody Connects" or "Strength Training After Menopause, From a Coach Who Started at 50."

Health, Wellness & Nutrition: common questions

Can I get featured as a solo practitioner or coach, or is wellness PR only for big brands?

Yes. Of the 47 wellness owners reviewing us below, about half are solo practitioners and coaches. Many wellness PR agencies are built for product brands with launch budgets and bill by the month. A $97 feature works for one person with one practice. Nicki Iskander, a registered massage therapist, got a Women's Reporter feature about her body-positive practice. Licensed massage therapist and Reiki healer mimi vukovic says, "I never thought I could have a published article." What an editor needs from a one-person practice is a clear story: who you help and what you do differently.

How do I get featured in a health magazine like Women's Health?

You pitch it, and you earn it. Women's Health, Men's Health and the other big health magazines choose their own stories and sources. Their editors commonly plan issues months ahead and favor credentialed experts with something new to say. Find the writer who covers your topic, send one specific idea with your credentials and any data behind it, and expect most pitches to go unanswered. AnotherZero doesn't place stories in those magazines. What we do is write a feature about you that runs in an outlet you pick, Women's Insider or Women's Magazine among them. That also gives you a published story to link when you pitch the bigger titles.

What does wellness PR cost, and what does the $97 include?

A wellness PR agency commonly bills a monthly retainer in the thousands, often with a minimum commitment, and a wire release commonly costs several hundred dollars. AnotherZero's written feature is a one-time $97, no retainer. It includes SEO keyword research, a custom 800–1,000 word article written by a person, unlimited revisions, publication in the outlet you choose, a do-follow news-site backlink to your booking page or your shop, and "As Seen On" rights with a banner and social media kit. Why so low? We publish over 1,000 articles a month, which means direct relationships with editorial teams and rates individual businesses could never access.

How much does health and wellness marketing cost?

It ranges from your own time to a monthly agency retainer plus ad spend. A solo practitioner may spend nothing but hours on social media and a booking app, while a supplement brand can spend heavily on paid ads, influencers and retail. A wellness marketing agency commonly bills a monthly retainer in the thousands, often with a minimum commitment. A news feature through AnotherZero is a one-time $97, no retainer, for one article in the outlet you choose, and you keep using it on your booking page long after it runs.

Is it allowed for a massage therapist, dietitian or naturopath to pay for a feature?

Generally, yes. Licensed health professionals are allowed to advertise, and a paid feature is a form of advertising. What licensing boards commonly restrict is false or misleading claims, titles you don't hold and, for some boards, client testimonials. Rules differ by state, province and profession, so check your own board's advertising standards. The article uses only the credentials you send us (LMT, RMT, RD, ND or your modality's certification), you get unlimited revisions, and it never publishes without your approval, so you can check it against those standards first.

Can a wellness or supplement business make health claims in a news feature?

Only the claims you could make anywhere else. A feature is still marketing, so the same limits apply. In the U.S., a supplement can't claim to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent a disease, and health claims in ads are expected to have evidence behind them. A coach shouldn't promise to fix a medical condition, and a licensed practitioner stays inside their scope of practice. The article describes who you help, how you work and what's in your product. Nothing runs until you approve it, so you can check every line against your label, your board or your own advisor first.

Will the article say I'm the best, or that my product works?

No, and you wouldn't want it to. A feature describes your work the way a news story reads. Lines like "the best massage therapist in town" or "this supplement fixes your hormones" are what make a skeptical reader leave, and for a health product or a licensed practitioner they're the claims that cause trouble. Your training and your clients' own experiences do the convincing. You approve every word before it runs, so nothing goes out that you can't stand behind.

What changes when the article is about health and nutrition topics, and what credentials should I send?

The article is about you and your business, so what matters most is who you are and what you can back up. Send your license or certification (RD, RN, RMT, CHt, Pharm.D. or your modality's training) and your years in practice. Tell us who you serve and anything you've published. For a product, send the ingredients and how it's made. Jaynie, who runs a wellness and longevity centre, says that once the brief was supplied, "my Agent understood and created the perfect pieces." Then you check every line before it runs, so anything about results, symptoms or ingredients says only what your training and your label support.

Does a wellness feature help SEO and show up in ChatGPT or Google AI answers?

It helps, and no one can promise a ranking. A feature gives you two things search engines and AI tools look for: a do-follow backlink from a high-authority news site that Google indexes, and a third-party article that names you, your practice or product, and where you work. Google rewards third-party validation, and it's the signal Google and AI use to recommend a practitioner or a brand. It won't replace your website, your Google Business Profile or your reviews. It backs them up. We don't guarantee a ranking position or an AI mention, and be wary of anyone who does.

Can I put "As Seen On" logos on my website, booking page or product page?

Yes. The $97 includes "As Seen On" usage rights, a custom banner and a social media kit, so you can show the outlet's logo on your homepage, your booking page, your Instagram and your product pages, and use the logos forever. Keep it accurate: "As Seen On Women's Insider" says where you were featured, not that the outlet endorses your product or your method. Link the logo to the article so a client can read it. Tommy Pinkerton, who makes a plant-based quit-smoking aid, wrote: "Already put it onto my website and seen great results."

Can I choose the outlet my article runs in?

Yes, you pick it. You'll have the choice to choose from over 60 different outlets, including USA News, Women's Insider, CEO Times, Women's Magazine, New York Weekly, Biz Weekly, Men's Insider, New York Review, and many more. If most of your clients are women, Women's Insider or Women's Magazine fits the reader. If you want a national name a client recognizes, pick USA News or New York Weekly. Leott Ferlita Lowdermilk's midlife health feature ran in USA News, and VitaPatchCo.'s ran in Women's Insider. It runs in your chosen outlet within 7 days or your money back.

How long until my article runs?

Your draft arrives in 24–48 hours after the 2-minute form. You revise it as many times as you want, and once you approve it, it runs in your chosen outlet within 7 days or your money back. If you're timing it to a product launch, a new class or World Menopause Day, order a week or two ahead so there's room for revisions. Inuit, a wellness and biohacking studio founder, wrote that within three days the team "wrote a high-quality article that perfectly captured my story."

Can a feature support the launch of a supplement or wellness product?

Yes. A launch is news, and it's the week new customers look you up. Time the order so it's live by launch day. You'll have the draft within 24–48 hours, and publication in the outlet you picked is guaranteed within 7 days or your money back. Then put it on the product page and in your pitch to stockists. VitaPatchCo.'s founders got their brand story in Women's Insider. CentauriPure, a hydration supplement brand, says its article "helped Centauri Pure earn an award."

Is a press release the same as a written feature?

No. A health press release or nutrition press release is your announcement, in your own voice, sent out to news sites that mostly reprint it unchanged. A feature is a written story about your business, told in an editorial voice and published in one outlet. Owners use the two words loosely: Marlene Fuson, a naturopathy practitioner, says, "Every press release they've done for me has been professionally written." What the $97 delivers is the feature. Want an announcement on hundreds of sites as well? An optional $297 PR Bundle (400+ news sites) is offered after checkout.

How do massage therapists get clients?

Mostly from repeat clients, referrals and local search. A new client usually finds a massage therapist through a map or booking-app search, a friend, or a doctor, chiropractor or physical therapist, then reads reviews and checks the license before booking. The therapists who stay full rebook clients before they leave the room, ask happy clients for reviews and keep in touch with the clinics that refer to them. A news feature helps at the look-up step: someone searching your name finds an article about how you work. Nicki Iskander's Women's Reporter feature describes her inclusive Toronto practice.

How do health coaches get clients?

Mostly through content and conversations: social media, podcasts, free workshops or challenges, and referrals from past clients, ending in a discovery call. Wellness coaches get clients the same way. Because "health coach" is a title anyone can use, the prospect checks you out before that call: your training or certification, your own story and whether anyone besides you vouches for you. A news feature is that third party, on your bio and in the follow-up after a call. Jennifer Cole, a nervous system coach for women, wrote that hers put her business "in front of many more people who could benefit from my services."

How do nutritionists get clients?

Mostly through referrals, social media and partnerships, and most clients pay out of pocket, since insurance usually covers a registered dietitian, not a nutritionist. Nutritionists who stay booked pick a niche (gut health, sports, menopause, family meals), post for that one audience and build referrals with doctors, trainers and chiropractors. Many work online, so a client in another state has only your name to go on. A news feature gives them an article about your training and method, not just your own posts. YJ Seo, a health-habit and nutrition coach, wanted "enough credibility and proof so that customers can trust me and buy my products/services."

What is the best marketing for a small wellness practice?

The marketing that wins the look-up. Most wellness clients find a practitioner through a friend, a post or a map search, then search the name before they book. For a small practice that means a Google Business Profile with real reviews, a booking page that says who you help and what a first session involves, a few referral partners (a chiropractor, a yoga studio, a doctor's office) and one piece of proof that isn't your own feed. A news feature is that last piece, for a one-time $97, no retainer.

How can a wellness business keep using the feature after it runs?

Treat it as standing proof, not a one-day news item. The article stays published indefinitely, and if it comes down within the first year, it's replaced free. Your "As Seen On" rights put the outlet's logo on your website and booking page, and you can use the logos forever. Link the article from your bio, pin it on Instagram, send it to referral partners and stockists, and add it to the welcome email new clients get. Nicole Harlot, who founded a community for perinatal professionals, wrote: "I have already shared with colleagues."

Revenue rose 163% in 90 days when Nic Abelian added "As Seen On" logos to his $35M-a-year local-services company in Los Angeles, without touching a single ad. The logos did their work in the moment a customer decided whether to book: the same moment your next client reaches on your booking page. That's why he founded AnotherZero.

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