Thursday 7 February 2013

How to Write Persuasive Medical Marketing Content

Whether you are revamping your website, writing an article, newsletter or flyer, the content used in your marketing materials plays a quintessential role in describing who you are and what your practice can offer to targeted audience. Follow these guidelines if you want your content to be the best in medical marketing community.

  • Simplicity is the key
Remember: you are writing for your patients. So keep the sentences and paragraphs precise and to the point. Unnecessary addition to the content can be frustrating for the patients and will lose interest. However, content should be long and encouraging enough for patients to contact your office.

  • Choose captions carefully 
Encouraging captions can make a vital point, steering your potential patients to the information they are seeking and persuading them keep reading and take appropriate action.

  • Images are beneficial
Back the content on your website, blog or newsletter with subsequent images. If you are writing about new developments at your office or introducing a new member, support your content with relevant images. Photos or images tend to attract patients.

  • Stay away from meaningless writing
Keep in mind, your content is for patients and not your friends. Keep the target audience in mind while conversing via multiple marketing avenues, or else you may lose them to puzzling medical terms.

  • Make it SEO friendly 
Search engines regularly index your medical website for fresh content and make sure your content is targeting keywords you want to rank. Quality content is vital from the point of view of SEO, as it helps in improving the website’s ranking.

  • Remove errors if any
Mistakes are bound to happen, so revise your content for any grammar and spelling errors. Mistakes in the content can frustrate readers and give your practice a negative image.

If you need assistance in writing medical website content, contact Practice Builders.

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