Amazon Remains the 800-Pound Gorilla for Health Products Amazon accounts for over 40% of all online supplement sales in the United States. For health and wellness brands, ignoring Amazon means leaving significant revenue on the table. But selling health products on Amazon comes with specific challenges — strict image requirements, competitive listings, and the constant…
Instagram Remains the Discovery Engine for Wellness Products Despite the rise of TikTok and the evolution of social platforms, Instagram continues to be the primary discovery and purchase channel for health and wellness brands. A 2025 survey by Later found that 67% of wellness consumers discover new products on Instagram, and 43% make a purchase…
The Unique Challenge of Transparent and Reflective Products Glass bottles are among the most difficult products to photograph well. Essential oils, tinctures, serums, and herbal extracts typically come in amber, cobalt blue, or clear glass containers with dropper caps or spray tops. Every surface reflects light, the liquid inside refracts it, and the small size…
A Market That Refuses to Slow Down The global wellness economy reached $6.3 trillion in 2025, according to the Global Wellness Institute, and the e-commerce segment of health and wellness is growing at nearly twice the rate of overall retail e-commerce. For entrepreneurs watching from the sidelines, the data paints a compelling picture: this is…
The Organic Skincare Opportunity The organic skincare market reached $8.7 billion globally in 2025, growing at 9.4% annually. Consumers are increasingly scrutinizing ingredient lists, seeking products free from parabens, sulfates, synthetic fragrances, and petrochemicals. This shift has opened the door for independent brands to compete against established players — not with bigger budgets, but with…
The AI Product Photography Landscape in 2026 The AI product photography space has matured significantly over the past two years. What started as novelty tools producing obviously artificial results has evolved into a legitimate alternative to traditional studio photography — particularly for e-commerce brands that need high volumes of product images across multiple platforms and…
Marketing Budgets Are Shrinking While Expectations Keep Growing Health and wellness brands face a paradox in 2026: consumers expect more personalized, visually rich marketing than ever before, while advertising costs continue to climb. Facebook CPMs have increased 30% year over year. Professional photography and videography remain expensive. And hiring content creators for UGC campaigns can…
Why Supplement Photography Is Uniquely Challenging Product photography for supplements sits at the intersection of marketing and regulation. Your images need to be visually compelling enough to stop a shopper mid-scroll, yet accurate enough to satisfy FDA labeling requirements and marketplace guidelines. Get it wrong, and you risk ad disapprovals, listing removals, or worse —…
The Supplement Industry Is Wide Open for New Brands The global dietary supplement market surpassed $177 billion in 2025 and shows no signs of slowing down. With consumers increasingly prioritizing preventive health, there has never been a better time to launch a supplement brand. But going from idea to revenue requires navigating formulation, regulations, branding,…