How Health & Wellness Brands Do NPS Emails
1. WelleCo: Win a Masterclass with Elle & Dr Simone
Objective
To engage the WelleCo community by inviting them to complete a short survey in exchange for entry into a draw to win one of 20 spots in a virtual masterclass with Elle Macpherson and Dr Simone, thereby gathering customer insights while boosting brand loyalty.
Why this works
By framing the survey as a community-inspired initiative, WelleCo positions itself as listener-first, making recipients feel valued and more willing to invest time in sharing feedback that directly shapes future offerings.
How to implement
The incentive of winning a masterclass with high-profile figures like Elle Macpherson and Dr Simone transforms a routine survey into an aspirational experience, leveraging celebrity authority to drive participation without sounding transactional.
Pro Tip
Add a brief testimonial or quote from a past masterclass attendee to build social proof and reinforce the value of the prize, making the incentive feel more tangible and desirable. • Include a visual element, such as a photo of Elle and Dr Simone or a branded banner, above the CTA to break up text density and create emotional resonance, increasing click-through rates through visual anchoring.
2. Hanx: 💸 Psst: £250 Amazon Voucher Up For Grabs! 👀
Objective
This email aims to drive survey participation by highlighting a relatable pain point for women in healthcare and incentivizing engagement with a high-value £250 Amazon voucher giveaway. It positions Hanx as a brand that listens and acts on women’s health needs.
Why this works
The email opens with a bold, emotionally resonant statistic that immediately validates the reader’s experience, creating instant trust and making the survey feel like a meaningful act of advocacy rather than just data collection.
How to implement
By tying the £250 Amazon voucher to participation in a women’s health report, the campaign transforms a standard survey into a mission-driven opportunity, making the incentive feel earned and aligned with the brand’s purpose rather than transactional.
Pro Tip
Add a subtle countdown timer or urgency indicator near the CTA to boost conversion, since the voucher incentive is time-sensitive in nature, even if not explicitly stated, implying scarcity increases perceived value and action. • Include a short testimonial or quote from a past survey participant near the CTA to build social proof, reassuring readers that their input has already led to real change, which strengthens the 'we hear you' promise with evidence.
3. Hanx: 👀 See What Got Us On TV This Month
Objective
This email aims to strengthen customer connection by sharing brand milestones, media features, and product updates while driving traffic to key products through personalized storytelling and social proof. It blends gratitude, credibility, and gentle promotion to nurture loyalty and encourage immediate purchases.
Why this works
The email opens with a warm, personal tone from the founders, making subscribers feel like insiders in the brand’s journey, this emotional framing turns updates into shared celebrations rather than promotional noise.
How to implement
By weaving in third-party validation, from TV features to editor reviews and retail partnerships, the brand builds trust without sounding boastful, letting external credibility do the heavy lifting for conversion.
Pro Tip
Add a visual countdown timer or urgency indicator next to the Ocado promotion to reinforce the time-sensitive nature of the 'Buy 3, Get 1 Free' offer and nudge immediate action. • Include a short testimonial quote or star rating directly under the Cindy product image in the grid to reinforce social proof at the point of decision, bridging the gap between the review mention and the CTA.
4. WelleCo: Win a Masterclass with Elle & Dr Simone
Objective
The email aims to engage the WelleCo community by inviting them to complete a short survey in exchange for entry into a draw to win one of 20 virtual masterclass spots with Elle Macpherson and Dr. Simone. It also reinforces brand values by positioning the survey as a way to honor customer feedback.
Why this works
By tying survey participation to an exclusive, high-value experience with brand ambassadors, WelleCo transforms a simple data-gathering task into a compelling reward-driven engagement opportunity that feels personal and aspirational.
How to implement
The email’s tone balances warmth and authority by opening with community appreciation, then clearly explaining the mutual benefit, customers get a chance to win while helping shape the brand’s future, making participation feel meaningful.
Pro Tip
Add a brief visual teaser or headshot of Elle Macpherson and Dr. Simone near the CTA to strengthen emotional connection and reinforce the exclusivity of the masterclass, increasing click-through motivation. • Include a short testimonial or quote from a past masterclass attendee to build social proof and reduce perceived risk, helping recipients visualize the value of attending before committing to the survey.
5. Ancient + Brave: Win £500 to spend at Mr. & Mrs. Smith
Objective
The email aims to encourage recipients to complete a customer survey by offering a compelling incentive, a £500 e-gift voucher to spend at Mr. & Mrs. Smith, while reinforcing brand values around community insight and sustainability.
Why this works
By framing the survey as a way to shape the brand’s future, Ancient + Brave transforms a simple data-gathering task into a meaningful act of community participation, increasing emotional investment from recipients.
How to implement
The strategic partnership with Mr. & Mrs. Smith adds aspirational value to the prize, aligning the brand with luxury travel and lifestyle, a smart move that elevates perceived reward without increasing cost.
Pro Tip
Add a brief testimonial or quote from a past survey participant to build social proof and reduce perceived effort, e.g., '90% of respondents said the survey took under 3 minutes and helped shape our new product line.' • Include a countdown timer or urgency indicator near the CTA (e.g., 'Only 3 days left to enter!') to nudge procrastinators and reinforce the deadline without requiring them to scroll back to the fine print.
6. WelleCo: Elle Macpherson & Dr Simone masterclass
Objective
To engage the WelleCo community by inviting them to complete a short survey in exchange for entry into a draw to win one of 20 spots in an exclusive virtual masterclass with Elle Macpherson and Dr Simone, thereby gathering customer insights while boosting brand loyalty.
Why this works
The email brilliantly ties customer feedback to a high-value experiential reward, a virtual masterclass with celebrity wellness icons, transforming a routine survey into a coveted opportunity that feels personal and exclusive.
How to implement
By framing the survey as a gesture of gratitude, 'as a thank you', the brand elevates the user’s role from respondent to valued community member, subtly reinforcing emotional connection and reciprocity without overt sales pressure.
Pro Tip
Add a visual element, even a simple headshot of Elle Macpherson and Dr Simone, to the hero section to humanize the masterclass offer and strengthen emotional appeal, since the current text-only layout underutilizes the star power driving the campaign. • Reposition the CTA 'START THE SURVEY HERE' higher in the email or repeat it after the deadline note to reinforce actionability, as the current placement risks being overlooked after the paragraph-heavy body copy.
7. Golde: Re: your survey response 📝
Objective
This email aims to gently remind recipients to complete Golde’s 2023 Community Survey before it closes, positioning their feedback as valuable for shaping the brand’s future while expressing gratitude for their time and participation.
Why this works
The email opens with a warm, personal greeting that acknowledges the recipient’s weekend, instantly humanizing the brand and making the request feel less transactional and more like a friendly nudge from a trusted community member.
How to implement
By framing survey participation as a chance to ‘help us build the future of Golde,’ the message transforms a simple data request into a co-creation opportunity, making the recipient feel like a valued partner rather than just a respondent.
Pro Tip
Add a subtle visual cue or icon next to the CTA link, such as a small arrow or survey icon, to draw the eye and increase click-through, since the current plain blue hyperlink blends into the minimal layout and lacks visual urgency. • Include a soft deadline reminder, such as ‘Survey closes in 48 hours,’ to create gentle urgency without pressure, which would help motivate procrastinators while still preserving the email’s warm, appreciative tone.
8. Ritual: You talk. We listen.
Objective
This email aims to gather customer feedback through a short survey to help Ritual improve its products and services, while reinforcing brand trust by positioning the company as responsive and customer-centric.
Why this works
Ritual frames customer feedback as a collaborative dialogue, using warm, personal language like 'You talk. We listen' to make recipients feel heard and valued, which increases survey participation without sounding transactional.
How to implement
The email strategically places a bright yellow CTA button immediately after establishing rapport and explaining the survey’s brevity, reducing friction and leveraging psychological momentum to drive immediate action.
Pro Tip
Add a brief preview of 1–2 survey questions or the value recipients will gain (e.g., 'Help us tailor your next formula') to increase perceived relevance and reduce hesitation before clicking the CTA. • Include a subtle visual cue or icon next to the CTA button, like a checkmark or clock, to reinforce the 'takes only a few minutes' promise and reduce perceived time commitment.
9. Ancient + Brave: Win £500 to spend at Mr. & Mrs. Smith
Objective
The email aims to engage the brand’s community by inviting them to complete a survey in exchange for the chance to win £500 to spend at Mr. & Mrs. Smith, while reinforcing brand values around sustainability and customer insight.
Why this works
The email brilliantly ties customer feedback to a high-value, emotionally resonant reward, a luxury travel experience, making participation feel less like a chore and more like a personal invitation to indulge.
How to implement
By featuring three distinct product variants with rich, artisanal packaging, the brand subtly reinforces its premium positioning and product diversity without overtly pushing sales during a survey-driven campaign.
Pro Tip
Add a countdown timer or progress bar near the CTA to create urgency and encourage immediate action, since the deadline (August 14) is clearly stated but not visually emphasized. • Include a brief testimonial or quote from a past survey participant about how their feedback led to a tangible product or experience improvement, to strengthen perceived value and trust in the survey’s purpose.
10. Winx Health (formerly Stix): Your feedback shapes Winx Health!
Objective
This email aims to engage Winx Health’s VIP customers by inviting them to participate in a short survey that will directly influence the brand’s future product and educational offerings. It incentivizes participation with a $300 Amazon gift card to boost response rates and strengthen customer loyalty.
Why this works
Positioning the recipient as a VIP and emphasizing that their feedback directly shapes the brand’s future creates a powerful sense of ownership and emotional investment, making them more likely to engage with the survey.
How to implement
Offering a high-value incentive like a $300 Amazon gift card not only increases survey completion rates but also reinforces the brand’s appreciation for customer input, turning feedback into a mutually beneficial exchange.
Pro Tip
Add a visual countdown timer or urgency cue near the CTA to encourage immediate action, since the incentive is valuable and time-sensitive participation could increase conversion. • Include a brief testimonial or quote from a past survey participant to build social proof and reassure recipients that their feedback has previously led to tangible product or service improvements.