United States, 10th Mar 2026 – As the creator economy continues to expand, millions of independent creators are searching for better ways to monetize their audiences and build sustainable digital businesses. A new platform called Cluvz hopes to address that challenge by bringing several popular creator monetization tools together in one place.

Cluvz is designed as an all-in-one creator platform that combines elements commonly found across services such as Patreon, Cameo and Fanfix. Rather than relying on multiple platforms to manage different revenue streams, creators using Cluvz can handle subscriptions, personalized content requests and fan interactions within a single ecosystem.

The platform allows creators to offer subscription-based memberships, sell exclusive digital content and respond to requests from fans for personalized videos or messages. It also provides tools for private fan interactions, allowing creators to maintain closer connections with their audiences while generating revenue.

The idea behind the platform is to simplify what has become an increasingly fragmented landscape for online creators. Many creators currently rely on several services at once — one for subscriptions, another for custom content and others for fan communication.

“Today’s creator economy offers enormous opportunity, but the tools creators rely on are often spread across multiple platforms,” a spokesperson for Cluvz said. “We wanted to build a platform that brings these experiences together in a more streamlined way.”

Cluvz is designed to support creators working with global audiences, offering payment infrastructure and tools that allow creators to manage their communities and monetize digital content more efficiently.

Over the past decade, the creator economy has grown into a multibillion-dollar industry as more individuals turn their online audiences into sustainable businesses. As that industry evolves, platforms that help creators manage their revenue streams in simpler ways are increasingly gaining attention.

Cluvz is currently preparing for launch and has begun onboarding creators from around the world.

More information is available at

Website: https://cluvz.com 

Email: hello@cluvz.com 

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Maryland, US, 10th March 2026, ZEX PR WIRE — Gregory Burbelo, a Baltimore-based nutrition entrepreneur, today announced the launch of his new 30-Day Real Health Pledge, a personal initiative focused on fighting misinformation, extreme dieting culture, and inconsistent health habits.

The pledge is rooted in Burbelo’s long-standing belief that health should be practical, steady, and grounded in real knowledge.

“There’s a lot of noise in the health space,” Burbelo says. “I wanted to understand the science behind what actually works.”

After years of studying nutrition, working with major supplement brands, and building his own online nutrition business, Burbelo believes the current health climate calls for a reset.

“People don’t need complicated plans,” he says. “They need meals they can actually cook and enjoy.”

The 30-Day Real Health Pledge encourages individuals to focus on consistency, education, and daily habits rather than shortcuts.

“Progress takes time,” Burbelo says. “You don’t need extreme changes. You need steady habits.”

Why This Issue Matters Now

The pledge comes at a time when health misinformation and unsustainable trends are widespread:

• Nearly 42% of U.S. adults are classified as obese, according to the CDC.

• Studies show that most fad diets fail within one year, with many individuals regaining lost weight.

• Research indicates that over 50% of adults rely on social media for health advice, where information is often unverified.

• Only about 1 in 4 adults meet recommended physical activity guidelines.

Burbelo believes these numbers highlight the need for realistic, daily habits over extreme programs.

“Health is not complicated,” he says. “It’s about doing the right things over and over again.”

Gregory Burbelo’s 7 Personal Commitments

As part of the pledge, Burbelo is committing to seven specific behaviors for the next 30 days:

1. Strength train at least five days per week.

2. Prepare and share at least three simple, healthy recipes each week on social media.

3. Eat balanced meals built around whole foods daily.

4. Spend time each week reviewing current nutrition research to stay informed.

5. Avoid promoting extreme diets or quick-fix messaging.

6. Encourage followers to focus on habits, not hype.

7. Lead by example by practicing every principle he teaches.

“I’m not trying to be flashy,” Burbelo says. “I just want to help people live their best life in a way that lasts.”

The 30-Day Real Health Toolkit (Free & DIY)

Burbelo is also releasing a free, do-it-yourself toolkit so anyone can join the pledge without paying for services.

10 Actions You Can Take Today

1. Cook at least four meals at home each week.

2. Strength train or complete bodyweight workouts three times per week.

3. Drink water before every meal.

4. Add one serving of vegetables to two meals daily.

5. Walk at least 20 minutes per day.

6. Limit social media health advice to credible sources.

7. Plan meals every Sunday for the upcoming week.

8. Sleep at least seven hours per night.

9. Track workouts and meals in a notebook.

10. Reflect weekly on what habits felt sustainable.

“These are simple actions,” Burbelo says. “But simple, done consistently, changes your life.”

30-Day Progress Tracker

Participants are encouraged to print or recreate this simple tracker:

Weekly Check-In (Repeat for 4 Weeks):

• Strength sessions completed

• Home-cooked meals prepared

• Daily water goal met

• Vegetables added to meals

• 20-minute walk completed

• Sleep goal met

• Weekly reflection written

At the end of 30 days, participants review what habits stuck and what needs adjustment.

“Live it first,” Burbelo says. “Then teach it.”

Call to Action

Gregory Burbelo invites individuals, fitness enthusiasts, and community members to take the 30-Day Real Health Pledge, download the free toolkit, and share their progress online.

Participants are encouraged to use the hashtag #RealHealthPledge and tag Gregory Burbelo to build accountability and community support.

“Health should feel real,” Burbelo says. “Not extreme. Not overwhelming. Just steady.”

To read the full interview, visit the website here.

About Gregory Burbelo

Gregory Burbelo is a nutrition entrepreneur based in Baltimore City, Maryland. He studied nutrition in Baltimore and worked with major supplement brands before launching his own online nutrition business. He shares practical healthy recipes and promotes consistent strength training and sustainable habits to help people live healthier lives.

Maryland, US, 10th March 2026, ZEX PR WIRE — Gregory Burbelo, a Baltimore-based nutrition entrepreneur, today announced the launch of his new 30-Day Real Health Pledge, a personal initiative focused on fighting misinformation, extreme dieting culture, and inconsistent health habits.

The pledge is rooted in Burbelo’s long-standing belief that health should be practical, steady, and grounded in real knowledge.

“There’s a lot of noise in the health space,” Burbelo says. “I wanted to understand the science behind what actually works.”

After years of studying nutrition, working with major supplement brands, and building his own online nutrition business, Burbelo believes the current health climate calls for a reset.

“People don’t need complicated plans,” he says. “They need meals they can actually cook and enjoy.”

The 30-Day Real Health Pledge encourages individuals to focus on consistency, education, and daily habits rather than shortcuts.

“Progress takes time,” Burbelo says. “You don’t need extreme changes. You need steady habits.”

Why This Issue Matters Now

The pledge comes at a time when health misinformation and unsustainable trends are widespread:

• Nearly 42% of U.S. adults are classified as obese, according to the CDC.

• Studies show that most fad diets fail within one year, with many individuals regaining lost weight.

• Research indicates that over 50% of adults rely on social media for health advice, where information is often unverified.

• Only about 1 in 4 adults meet recommended physical activity guidelines.

Burbelo believes these numbers highlight the need for realistic, daily habits over extreme programs.

“Health is not complicated,” he says. “It’s about doing the right things over and over again.”

Gregory Burbelo’s 7 Personal Commitments

As part of the pledge, Burbelo is committing to seven specific behaviors for the next 30 days:

1. Strength train at least five days per week.

2. Prepare and share at least three simple, healthy recipes each week on social media.

3. Eat balanced meals built around whole foods daily.

4. Spend time each week reviewing current nutrition research to stay informed.

5. Avoid promoting extreme diets or quick-fix messaging.

6. Encourage followers to focus on habits, not hype.

7. Lead by example by practicing every principle he teaches.

“I’m not trying to be flashy,” Burbelo says. “I just want to help people live their best life in a way that lasts.”

The 30-Day Real Health Toolkit (Free & DIY)

Burbelo is also releasing a free, do-it-yourself toolkit so anyone can join the pledge without paying for services.

10 Actions You Can Take Today

1. Cook at least four meals at home each week.

2. Strength train or complete bodyweight workouts three times per week.

3. Drink water before every meal.

4. Add one serving of vegetables to two meals daily.

5. Walk at least 20 minutes per day.

6. Limit social media health advice to credible sources.

7. Plan meals every Sunday for the upcoming week.

8. Sleep at least seven hours per night.

9. Track workouts and meals in a notebook.

10. Reflect weekly on what habits felt sustainable.

“These are simple actions,” Burbelo says. “But simple, done consistently, changes your life.”

30-Day Progress Tracker

Participants are encouraged to print or recreate this simple tracker:

Weekly Check-In (Repeat for 4 Weeks):

• Strength sessions completed

• Home-cooked meals prepared

• Daily water goal met

• Vegetables added to meals

• 20-minute walk completed

• Sleep goal met

• Weekly reflection written

At the end of 30 days, participants review what habits stuck and what needs adjustment.

“Live it first,” Burbelo says. “Then teach it.”

Call to Action

Gregory Burbelo invites individuals, fitness enthusiasts, and community members to take the 30-Day Real Health Pledge, download the free toolkit, and share their progress online.

Participants are encouraged to use the hashtag #RealHealthPledge and tag Gregory Burbelo to build accountability and community support.

“Health should feel real,” Burbelo says. “Not extreme. Not overwhelming. Just steady.”

To read the full interview, visit the website here.

About Gregory Burbelo

Gregory Burbelo is a nutrition entrepreneur based in Baltimore City, Maryland. He studied nutrition in Baltimore and worked with major supplement brands before launching his own online nutrition business. He shares practical healthy recipes and promotes consistent strength training and sustainable habits to help people live healthier lives.