Physician Skepticism Toward FemTech and Its Marketing Implications
Doctors need rigorous evidence, not brand awareness, to trust women's health technology.
Female founders in women's health receive half the capital but deliver double the returns.
Doctors need rigorous evidence, not brand awareness, to trust women's health technology.
Singular focus on solving one problem leaves users with nowhere to go once it's solved.
Tech platforms censor women's health ads while approving male equivalents.
Millennial women earn more but face worse health outcomes than their mothers did.
Women trust doctors over social media, so clinical credibility must lead your marketing funnel.
FDA rules on device classification and labeling set strict limits on what companies can claim.
Winning women's mental health requires earning trust before offering solutions.
Mental health marketers face $100M in fines for tracking pixel violations.
Unified patient acquisition beats fragmented marketing in a consolidator-dominated market.
Women's heart attacks kill twice as fast, yet research still treats them as the exception.
Patients wait nearly a decade for endometriosis diagnosis due to missing diagnostic tools.