Vicky Countess Coaching hosts a free 45-minute live workshop on Tuesday, October 27, to help women spot their hidden bone health risks — before a DEXA scan or a fracture does it for themSEMINOLE COUNTY, FL — October 14, 2026 — Vicky Countess Coaching today announced its next free live workshop, Is Your Bone Health at Risk? Find Out in 6 Questions., taking place Tuesday, October 27, from 12:00 to 12:45 PM Eastern on Zoom. Registration is required and available at
Certified bone health coach points to new research showing short sleep can age bone density by a full year, and shares the simple nightly habits now part of her BONES MethodORLANDO, Fla. — Oct. 7, 2026 — Vicky Countess, a certified Life Coach and Integrative Health Coach specializing in women’s bone health, is drawing attention to a connection many women overlook in their fracture-prevention efforts: sleep. Countess says that after years of focusing on strength training, protein, and balance work, she
Bone health coach says a little-known third measurement could change how women understand their fracture risk SEMINOLE COUNTY, FL — October 1, 2026 — Vicky Countess Coaching is calling on women with osteopenia and osteoporosis to look past the single number that often shapes their diagnosis. According to founder Vicky Countess, the T-score from a standard bone density scan tells only part of the story. Relying on it alone can leave women with a false sense of security, or a false sense of doom. "Your
Seminole County, FL — September 23, 2026 — Vicky Countess Coaching will host a free virtual workshop, “Is Your Bone Health at Risk? Find Out in 6 Questions,” on Tuesday, September 29, 2026, from noon to 12:45 p.m. Eastern.During the live session, participants will learn their personal bone health risk score, explore factors that may be affecting it—including exercise, nutrition and hormones—and identify a practical first step.The workshop is designed for women who want a clearer picture of their bone
Vicky Countess Coaching is inviting women concerned about osteopenia, osteoporosis, or recent DEXA scan results to attend a free virtual workshop, “Is Your Bone Health at Risk? Find Out in 6 Questions,” on Tuesday, September 29, from 12:00 noon to 12:45 p.m. Eastern.The free online workshop is designed to help participants look beyond a single T-score and better understand what their bone health numbers may—and may not—reveal about fracture risk. While a DEXA scan measures bone mineral density, other
Local bone health coach explains why eating clean doesn't guarantee proper nutrient absorption — and why that matters for women's bone healthORLANDO, Fla. — September 2, 2026 — Vicky Countess Coaching, a bone health and wellness coaching practice serving women nationwide via Zoom, is drawing attention to a health issue many people overlook: the difference between eating a healthy diet and having a gut that actually absorbs the nutrients in it.The topic surfaced recently when a friend asked founder Vicky
A weekend on the floor with her grandchildren became the moment that crystallized what real strength training is for later in life.ORLANDO, Fla. — Vicky Countess, certified Life Coach and Integrative Health Coach, is introducing a new way for women to think about strength, fitness, and aging: Grandparent Strong.The concept came to her not in a gym, but on a lanai.Last weekend, Countess was visiting her 6½-year-old grandson at his house — just seven doors down from her own — when he pulled her into his
45-minute session helps women discover their personal bone health risk score and a clear starting point for action ORLANDO, FL — August 19, 2026 — Vicky Countess of Vicky Countess Coaching will host a free virtual workshop on Thursday, August 27, 2026, from 12:00 to 12:45 pm Eastern, designed to help women assess their personal risk of bone loss and understand what steps actually matter most. Titled "Is Your Bone Health at Risk? Find Out in 6 Questions," the session is open to anyone, held entirely online,
While out on a walk with a friend last week, Vicky Countess got a comment that stuck with her: "Everyone I know is on a GLP-1." Her friend was exaggerating, Countess says, but not by much. GLP-1 medications — including Ozempic, Wegovy, Zepbound, Mounjaro, and others — have become part of everyday conversation, and for good reason: they work. But according to Countess, a bone health coach and founder of Vicky Countess Coaching, there's a downside to these drugs that almost nobody is talking about. "Because
Vicky Countess Coaching (VCC), the health arm of The Countess Group, today announced the launch of its personalized bone health coaching program, created to help women bridge the gap between a bone density diagnosis and an actual plan for staying strong, mobile, and independent.The mission behind VCC is personal. Vicky Countess watched two women in her own family experience falls with drastically different outcomes. Her mother, Frances, broke her hip in a fall — recovered, and went on to live into her 90s.
According to the International Osteoporosis Foundation, 1 in 3 women will experience an osteoporotic fracture in their lifetime. For many women, a bone density diagnosis arrives with little more than a prescription and a three-line checklist: take calcium, take vitamin D, and get some weight-bearing exercise. Vicky Countess, founder of Vicky Countess Coaching, is working to change that experience for women navigating a new diagnosis."A diagnosis is not a life sentence," said Countess. "It can be the wake-up
"Can we talk about something frustrating for a second?”, asks Vicky Countess, founder of Vicky Countess Coaching.You're eating right.Calcium, magnesium, K2, collagen: you've got the whole bone-loving lineup dialed in.And yet the results aren't quite matching the effort.“If that's you, I want you to know that's not in your head, and it's not a diet problem,” she said.It might be a gut problem.Vicky knows because she is dealing with one herself right now (the bloating, the digestive chaos, all of it).Ask her
Coach champions a "food first" philosophy while making third-party-tested supplementation more accessible and affordableSEMINOLE COUNTY, FL — July 7, 2026 — Vicky Countess Coaching today announced a new partnership with Fullscript, a top-rated professional supplement dispensary, giving the coaching community a 20% discount on all Fullscript orders. The collaboration reflects Vicky Countess's longstanding "food first" approach to nutrition, paired with a commitment to helping clients navigate the
“The Number on Your Report Is a Data Point, Not Your Destiny” — Vicky Countess Offers a Personal Perspective on What a Low Bone Density Diagnosis Really MeansSEMINOLE COUNTY, FL — June 24, 2026 — Vicky Countess, founder of Vicky Countess Coaching, is sharing a message she wishes someone had delivered to her two decades ago: a low bone density diagnosis is a warning light, not a life sentence — and there is far more a woman can do about it than most doctors ever have time to explain.When Countess was
"3 Things Your Doctor Never Told You About Fracture Prevention" — A Free 45-Minute Live Event on Zoom, Thursday, June 25SEMINOLE COUNTY, FL - June 18, 2026 — Vicky Countess Coaching today announced a free live educational webinar designed to help women with osteoporosis and osteopenia understand — and dramatically reduce — their real risk of bone fractures.The event, titled 3 Things Your Doctor Never Told You About Fracture Prevention, takes place Thursday, June 25, from Noon to 12:45 PM ET via Zoom.
Most women know that calcium, vitamin D, protein, and strength training are important for strong bones. What many don't realize is that certain common medications and health conditions can quietly contribute to bone loss over time — often without any obvious warning signs.Vicky Countess, founder of Vicky Countess Coaching and a certified Integrative Health Coach, is raising awareness about these often-overlooked risk factors to help women take a more informed, proactive approach to their bone
one health coach opens up about her latest scan, her decision to forgo medication, and why she believes fear itself is quietly harming women’s bones.Seminole County, FL — May 22, 2026 — Vicky Countess, certified integrative health coach and founder of Vicky Countess Coaching, received her latest DEXA scan results this week — and she’s choosing to share them publicly, along with a perspective she says most women never hear.Her spine bone density improved. Her hips held steady. For someone still in the
Vicky Countess, founder of Vicky Countess Coaching, recently hosted a free Zoom workshop titled 3 Things Your Doctor Never Told You About Fracture Prevention — a timely offering during May's Osteoporosis Awareness & Prevention Month.The workshop addressed what Countess describes as a critical gap in the standard medical advice most women receive after a bone density diagnosis. "Take calcium, vitamin D, and do weight-bearing exercise" — for years, that was the extent of the guidance available to her. After
May is Osteoporosis Awareness Month, and bone health coach Vicky Countess is on a mission to change what women — and men — actually know about preventing fractures before it’s too late.On Friday, May 22nd at 11:30 AM ET, Vicky Countess Coaching will host a free public workshop via Zoom titled “3 Things Your Doctor Never Told You About Fracture Prevention”.The workshop is open to anyone who wants to take a proactive approach to bone health, whether they have received a diagnosis or not. The Problem with
CertifiedHealth Coach Vicky Countess is encouraging women to take a more comprehensive and informed approach to improving bone health, challenging the common belief that supplements alone are the solution to low bone density and osteoporosis. Many women, upon deciding to address bone health concerns, immediately turn to calcium, vitamin D, and other supplements. While these nutrients are important, Countess emphasizes they are only one piece of a much larger puzzle. “Bone health is not just about taking
Certified Health Coach Vicky Countess of Vicky Countess Coaching is encouraging women to rethink long-held beliefs about bone health, particularly the idea that not drinking milk in childhood leads to weak bones later in life.“I had a conversation with a woman recently who was really worried about her bones,” said Countess. “Her concern was that she didn’t drink much milk growing up. But the truth is, bone health is far more complex—and far more hopeful—than that.”While calcium has long been associated with
Vicky Countess of Vicky Countess Coaching is inviting women to rethink what they’ve been told about bone density—and discover a more empowering, science-informed approach to strengthening their bones at any age. A common concern among women is the question: “Why do I have low bone density?” Many assume the answer is simply aging, menopause, or genetics. However, Countess emphasizes that bone health is far more dynamic—and far more hopeful—than most realize. “Bone loss doesn’t happen overnight,” says
Seminole County, FL – March 18, 2026 – There’s something Integrative Health Coach Vicky Countess sees that a lot of women believe once they decide they’re finally ready to do something about their low bone density or osteoporosis. “They think the first step is to start taking a bunch of supplements… calcium, vitamin D, and whatever else they’ve heard might help,” Vicky says. “But the truth is, bone health is much more than just adding a few supplements.” She goes on to say: “What really makes a
Vicky Countess Coaching today announced a new free educational workshop designed to help women better understand the root causes of bone loss and take a more proactive, holistic approach to improving bone health.After years of personally navigating a diagnosis of low bone density — and being prescribed medication without a full understanding of alternative approaches — founder Vicky Countess is now helping others move beyond a narrow focus on DEXA scan scores.“When I was first diagnosed, I was handed a
Integrative Health Coach Vicky Countess’s recent workshop, “What Your Doctor Didn’t Explain About Building Bone — With or Without Medication. The 3 Missing Pieces Most Women Never Hear About” was truly a great one. It was created with one purpose: to educate and empower women with information that helps them feel more informed, more confident, and more in control. Something Vicky Countess wishes she knew when she was first diagnosed with low bone density back when she was just 45 years
This is a true story. On March 2, 2026, Constant Contact E.L.I.T.E. Partner Ken Countess attended a Chamber of Commerce luncheon and sat next to "Tom" (not his real name). "Tom" has been using email marketing for a while. “Tom” said to Ken, "I send emails out on a regular basis, but I am not sure it's working.” The business is one in which “Tom” creates videos for use by attorneys to tell a client's story. “Tom” calls them "Day in the Life" videos. He said that he gets a good number of opens
If it takes you more than 30 minutes to create emails, you're doing it wrong. The average person spends 8 seconds on emails they receive. That may get you wondering why you spend so much time creating emails. Especially if you send them on a regular basis (as you should be doing), there are a few things experts like me do to minimize the time spent creating emails. They:create "interrupter" subject lineskeep their emails to under 20 lines of texthave strong a call to action By working this way,
Constant Contact E.L.I.T.E. Partner Ken Countess says: “Before you consider selling your email list, pause and think about what it truly represents.” In many cases, your list is more valuable than your website, social media following, or even your product inventory because it gives you direct access to people who have raised their hands and said, “I’m interested.” Selling it may generate short-term cash, but you lose long-term leverage. A well-nurtured list can produce recurring revenue, referrals,
Constant Contact E.L.I.T.E. Partner Ken Countess says: “A.I. (artificial intelligence) just seems to dominate business headlines these days.”But when you ask someone about A.I., they just seem to "glaze over" and roll their eyes. The reality is that A.I. is not new. We've been using it (or have been subjected to it) as consumers for years. For example:when we buy from Amazon,look for movies to watch on Disney, or evenwhen we book travelwhen we abandon a shopping cart The way it works is that each
Constant Contact E.L.I.T.E. Partner Ken Countess says: “Business owners who've just met me - even those who've known me for awhile - often open our first conversation with this dilemma: ‘I don't know how to start an email campaign.’” Fear of failure seems to be a recurring theme. Too many people wait for that "perfect" time. The perfect time is now. “Look, if you're just starting, you'll likely make mistakes the first few times out,” Ken says. “Don't worry - people have short memories. They'll
Constant Contact E.L.I.T.E. Partner Ken Countess knows A.I. tools can help you accelerate your work output and enhance your business performance. Download his recent presentation to see: What ChatGPT (and other A.I. providers) can do – He gives a short demonstration of prompts and possible uses for your marketing, E-mail marketing, and moreHow to review and track competitors' performance in an ethical and efficient wayHow to identify your ideal clientHow to use AI for Graphics and Design Go
Are you getting bogged down trying to get your email messages out in a timely manner? Constant Contact E.L.I.T.E. Partner Ken Countess finds many businesses get stuck, trying to make sure it's perfect before sending out an email. Relax. The average person spends 9 seconds reading an email. They:1. Open it2. Scan it3. Go on to the next thing on their list Given how little time people spend on emails, don't sweat the small stuff. Yes, be sure it presents your best thinking. Yes, make sure it's
Think about the number of emails you receive in a day. Constant Contact E.L.I.T.E. Partner Ken Countess, asks, "Do you open every one of them? The odds are that, no, you don't. The ones you open are the ones that catch your attention, for one reason or another. So how do you get more of your emails opened? 3 tips are:Have a compelling, attention-getting subject line that they can't resist openingWith AI built into many email programs, if you don't think what you create on your own is compelling
Constant Contact E.L.I.T.E. Partner Ken Countess, asks, "Did you hear that?" He is asking if you're paying attention to the call to action you should have heard in the last couple of days. “Don't let anything get in the way of your ambitions for 2026,” he says. “Start your marketing now.” He continues: “And if you aren't sure whether you're on the right path or now sure where to start, ask me by sending an email to ken@kenisemail.com or by calling 407-242-4200.” Ken has helped over 10,000 businesses
Especially at this time of year, "snail mail" mailboxes are filled with ads and appeals from merchants and non-profits. “It makes sense that you step up your marketing during this season, too, to get the attention of your audience,” said Constant Contact Certified E.L.I.T.E. marketing expert Ken Countess. The benefit of email marketing is that many "snail mail" print items get discarded before they've even been opened, whereas an email, whether opened or unopened stays in the inbox until it's deleted —
"When should I send my emails?" That’s one of the questions most asked of Constant Contact Certified E.L.I.T.E. marketing expert Ken Countess. It's simple, really. “Just look at your inbox to see when you get the greatest number of emails,” said Ken. “Then, avoid those times!” Why? “It's that you'll be competing with potentially hundreds of other senders vying for attention at that same time,” Ken continued. By way of example, Ken typically will receive upwards of 700 emails/day. Many come
When you think about it, email campaigns are a lot like dating — you don’t ask someone to marry you on the first date. You use email to build strong relationships with your subscribers — not try to "sell, sell, sell" in each email you send. Constant Contact Certified E.L.I.T.E. marketing expert Ken Countess says: “Strong relationships take time, trust, and meaningful conversation.” “Instead of sending one message and hoping for a sale, focus on creating a steady cadence of valuable, relevant
If your open rates aren't where you need them to be, try these 3 tips: Personalize your emails - Someone seeing their name in your email is more likely to get them to become more loyal readers of your content. Segment your lists - Identify why someone is on your list and send them emails that will resonate with them.Examples:Did they buy from you in the past? Add them to a customer list.Did they attend an event? Add them to an invite list for future events.Do they live in a certain geography? Add
If you are on the KENISEMAIL mailing list, you saw a countdown clock counting down to Black Friday. Constant Contact Certified E.L.I.T.E. marketing expert Ken Countess asks: “Did the countdown clock get your attention?” Adding a countdown clock to your email is one of the easiest ways to drive action. It instantly creates a sense of urgency and excitement — motivating readers to act now instead of later — by letting them know time is running out. With Black Friday, Cyber Monday, and the rest of the
One of the questions Constant Contact Certified E.L.I.T.E. marketing expert Ken Countess gets asked often is: "How do stop my emails from landing in the junk or spam folder?" With Black Friday, Cyber Monday, and year-end sales pushes right around the corner, now is the time to focus on ways to get your emails delivered to the inbox — and not to the junk or spam folder. Email volumes are likely to surge to record highs in the coming weeks, prompting services like Gmail and Yahoo to tighten spam filters
On average, people spend 8 seconds on an email. With limited time and a small screen (as they tend to check email on a smartphone or tablet), the only emails they tend to open are the ones that they might learn from. They tend not to open emails that they know (or suspect) are trying to sell something. The lesson is that you - as a sender of email - have a great opportunity to build relationships with your email campaigns. Don't waste that opportunity trying to continually sell. Use your email
You can't go a day without hearing about A.I. It's changing how business works. Here are 5 reasons you should try A.I. for your marketing: You'll save time: It will enable you to automate repetitive tasks like scheduling posts, sending emails, or analyzing performance.You'll be able to personalize your content effortlessly: Deliver tailored content and product recommendations based on customer behavior.You'll improve targeting: Targeted messages boost results. Use A.I. to identify your best audiences
Now is the time to start planning your marketing for the Black Friday through Cyber Monday — even if you’re not a retailer. These four days mark the busiest buying season of the year, and consumers are more engaged, checking emails, social media, and websites for deals, ideas, and solutions. “That means your audience is paying attention,” said E.L.I.T.E. Authorized Local Expert Ken Countess. “Whether you offer services, memberships, or B2B solutions, you can leverage this surge in attention to grow
It happens all the time. You go to an event, meet someone new, and share a genuine conversation. They smile, hand you their card, and say, “I’ll follow up.” You leave feeling hopeful, maybe even excited about the possibilities. And then — silence. Days turn into weeks — maybe even months. The connection you thought had potential simply fades away. It makes marketing expert Ken Countess sad because those lost opportunities are more than missed business deals. They’re missed potential
When you market your business, the biggest mistake you can make is sounding like everyone else. “Great service, fair pricing, trusted experience” — those words could describe any competitor. “What sets you apart?” asks certified, globally recognized email marketing expert Ken Countess. If you’re a realtor, maybe it’s your neighborhood expertise, staging skills, or ability to negotiate tough deals. If you’re a plumber, it could be your same-day response, spotless cleanup, or text-ahead arrival