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LinkedIn Vs. Facebook for Healthcare: Where Should the Budget Go?

March 17, 2022 By Scott Adams

Social media can turn into a black hole without goals and a strategy to guide your effort. 

You know your medical supply or manufacturing company needs a social media presence. Figuring out where to budget your money, time, and energy is another story. 

For medical supply manufacturers and distributors, weighing the benefits of LinkedIn vs. Facebook for healthcare is a critical part of any successful strategy – but the answer isn’t so obvious even for strict B2Bs.

They’re each so different. Instead, consider your company’s unique audience segments, products, and goals while considering the factors of each platform here.

LinkedIn Vs. Facebook for Reaching Your Healthcare Audience

As of January 2021, 2.8 billion people use Facebook at least monthly. You might not catch decision-makers or end-users in their work zone, but you can still hook their interest with non-promotional content.

Just consider how many healthcare professionals use Facebook on and off the clock. What type of content would they like? Infographics, news stories, relaxation tips perhaps? Consider Facebook’s more casual nature to form an emotional connection.

Of course, if your audience includes any consumer segments, Facebook is also a must-have. Share relevant tips and graphics. 

LinkedIn, meanwhile, only boasts 740 million users with most living outside the United States so really consider the global professional audience potential here: doctors, nurses, hospitals, distributors, manufacturers, logistics, researchers, assistants, and much more.

By LinkedIn’s own account, four of every five users influence decisions at their company. Not only that, but LinkedIn users across the board have twice the buying power of your average internet audience. 

As a healthcare manufacturer or distributor, these facts also make LinkedIn an excellent platform for connecting with influencers to spread your message with relevant content.

LinkedIn Vs. Facebook for Maximizing Healthcare Ad Potential

Both LinkedIn and Facebook offer some of the best targeted ad capabilities of any social media platform. 

LinkedIn excels because it’s already pretty targeted as a professional network. When you want to run ads, you have all the user-friendly tools you need: sponsored content, direct message ads, dynamic ads, and text ads. 

Use LinkedIn’s Campaign Manager to choose your objective, build your ad content and type, and narrow your audience based on over 20 attributes. As a professional platform, LinkedIn’s attributes focus more on firmographics.

Facebook, however, offers roughly the same type of ad capabilities but with more consumer-centric attributes – like pages followed, hobbies, demographics, and interests. 

Don’t let it fool you though: You can also tweak your Facebook audiences for firmographics as well.

Both platforms also offer useful retargeting capabilities. Facebook Pixel lets you analyze lead or customer behavior around the web. LinkedIn, meanwhile, offers Insights for similar potential at a higher cost – along with URL-specific retargeting for those niche landing pages.

LinkedIn Vs. Facebook for Healthcare Specific-Tools

See, here’s where LinkedIn takes over Facebook for healthcare distributors and manufacturers. According to LinkedIn, the platform boasts:

  • 8.6 million practitioners
  • 12 million CXOs
  • 6.2 million physicians, surgeons, dentists, and nurses
  • 3.3 million hospital executives
  • 4.3 million pharmaceutical professionals
  • 600 thousand institutional investors 
  • Healthcare influencers with over 2.4 million combined followers

That’s why LinkedIn specifically created its Healthcare Hub: an all-in-one marketing portal for companies just like yours. 

With the Healthcare Hub for marketers, you can capitalize on key health dates and observances, better understand your unique metrics and ROI, improve your overall customer experience, and develop relevant ad campaigns. 

Facebook offers healthcare groups, pages, and targeting but nothing like this.

LinkedIn Vs. Facebook for Different Types of Communication

Really consider how you want your brand voice to sound across each platform. Spending some time to forge your communication style on each app can go miles towards building genuine connections.

For example, LinkedIn is the perfect place to get employees involved as ambassadors or advocates. On LinkedIn, people who follow your employees are much more likely to be interested in your latest content compared to Facebook.

On Facebook, stick with groups, comment sections, and pages for interacting as your brand with a more casual tone.

LinkedIn Vs. Facebook for Healthcare Account-Based Marketing

LinkedIn is definitely the top-choice for account-based marketing – especially with the Healthcare Hub giving you a playbook full of tools for launching your campaigns with the right metrics and vibe.

But it gets better because LinkedIn also offers a full suite of ABM targeting tools for uploading account lists and leveraging LinkedIn’s first-party account data – the secret sauce for bringing your campaigns to life.

Plus, LinkedIn’s attributes for building targeted campaigns specifically list firmographic details like company size, member schools and interests, skills, job level, job seniority, company name, and more. 

Don’t count Facebook out just yet though. Although the tech giant doesn’t have the same first-party account data as LinkedIn, it does offer basic firmographic targeting for company name, job role, industry, and a few others to nail down a strategy. 

Just consider how you’d use Facebook’s ABM targeting. Read the room: Facebook is more casual so consider networking events, webinars, and other laid-back content.

LinkedIn Vs. Facebook for Healthcare Brand Building

We don’t want to discount Facebook for healthcare branding because the platform does offer extensive tools like brand awareness campaigns, image carousels, video, and even shopping (even if it’s mostly for window shopping).

However, LinkedIn’s Healthcare Hub offers a wide range of tips specifically targeted to the unique branding needs of healthcare manufacturers and distributors. Plus, you can download LinkedIn’s health and wellness observance calendar to run engaging branded campaigns for dates that best relate to your company and audience segments.

Understand the Tools of LinkedIn Vs. Facebook for Healthcare Before Setting Goals

See, it’s not as clear-cut as using LinkedIn for healthcare professionals and Facebook for patients. It takes a little more nuance figuring out who you want to reach and what kind of content they’d like best at each touchpoint. Well, and practicing each platform’s countless tools and features but that’s another story. 

Find out why so many manufacturers and distributors rely on Share Moving Media to propel their visibility online and off by contacting us today!

Filed Under: Blog, Marketing Minute Tagged With: LinkedIn vs Facebook for healthcare, social media content, social media marketing in healthcare

Increasing Your Market Share with Share Moving Media

March 3, 2022 By Scott Adams

Are you ready to learn how to increase your market share and crush your competition? It all starts with marketing. We’ll take it a step further and say that marketing with the right content is crucial for building a solid foundation – a launchpad for building relationships and winning clients.

At Share Moving Media, our people are passionate about creating and distributing the right content to the right audience at the right time. Our full-service media and content team will create articles, webinars, videos, blog posts, graphics, and other forms of media to help you drum up new business. We also offer live events and educational services to help your team learn and grow in the right direction.

How We Can Help You Increase Your Market Share

Our goal is to help best-in-class medical suppliers – including distributors and manufacturers – gain more share of their market. Explicitly, we help our customers attract new clients by creating intriguing, relevant, engaging, and timely content their audiences are craving.

You can no longer get away with only highlighting the features and benefits of your products and services, then call it a day. Modern consumers need to understand the “why” and “how” behind the “what.”

For example, instead of running through a list of features your product offers, share how it can change your client’s life. Tell them why they can’t live without it. This may sound like a tall order. That’s why we’re here – to create strategic content your clients want to consume.

Why Does Your Business Need Content to Gain Market Share?

It takes time to build trust and turn leads into loyal customers. Content marketing is the perfect solution. It can help you move prospective clients successfully down the sales funnel – through the awareness, consideration, and decision stages. 

Here are three reasons content marketing is a game-changer for manufacturing businesses in the healthcare industry.

1. Gain a deeper understanding of your niche, audience, and competition.

To build an effective content marketing strategy, we’ll research your specific market, target audience, and direct competitors to develop a holistic picture of your organization. We’ll learn what sets you apart and makes you unique. Then we’ll help you market why you’re the best choice, emphasizing your quality services and trustworthy products. We’ll find a way to distinguish your offerings from your competitors’ and help you build your reputation as an industry leader.

2. Engage new and existing prospects, leads, and customers.

Your clients know what they want. Sometimes the best way to find answers to questions your team is asking is to ask the source: your target audience. Sending out surveys, engaging with customers on social media and online forums, communicating via email, and sharing relevant information online and in-person are valuable tactics for driving higher engagement.

Once we’ve identified the best channels for reaching and engaging your ideal consumers, we’ll target them using content they won’t be able to resist.

3. Build trust and earn long-term loyalty.

Providing content for consumers at every level of the sales funnel can help you attract your ideal audience at any point in their buying journey. Connect with prospects just starting their search and nurture them until they’re ready to buy. 

  • Awareness stage: Content at the top of the funnel may include educational videos, magazine articles, and blog posts that attract strangers to your company. 
  • Consideration stage: Content in the middle of the funnel may include ebooks, case studies, and podcasts that further engage users and continue building trust with them.
  • Decision stage: For leads at the bottom of the funnel, you can offer training, webinars, and other resources to prove you’re the best solution to their problem.

You can accomplish all this and more through strategic content production and distribution.

Who Can Benefit from Joining Forces with Us?

We work specifically with manufacturers and distributors in the healthcare world. If you’re a medical supplier selling products to distributors or end-users, we would love to partner with you.

How We Help You Gain Market Share

We’re dedicated to providing our customers with the tools and resources required to increase market share. We can develop unique content to help your business reach prospects at every stage of the buyer’s journey. We’ll help you attract, engage, and delight customers, converting them into long-term brand ambassadors. Here are some options to consider: 

  • Blog posts
  • Magazine articles
  • Online publications 
  • Videos
  • Webinars
  • Online training
  • Podcasts
  • Ebooks
  • Case studies
  • And more

Gain Market Share with Strategic Content

Are you ready to take the next step toward building a highly engaged audience for your business? Share Moving Media would love to partner with you to help you beat your competition and increase your market share. Not only can content help boost your sales and ROI. It can help you gain a loyal client base, become a leader in your field, and maintain success for years into the future.

Contact us to learn more.

Filed Under: Blog, Marketing Minute Tagged With: brand awareness, content marketing in healthcare, healthcare marketing, increase market share

How Marketers Use Audience Sharing to Increase Market Share

February 24, 2022 By Scott Adams

Your marketing team should always strive to find the best methods for spreading brand awareness and marketing your healthcare products. However, the healthcare field is highly competitive, driving marketers to find unique ways to increase their visibility. One highly effective method that many top marketers use is audience sharing.

Today we will look at what audience sharing is and how the best marketers use it to increase their market share.

Key Takeaways:

  • Audience sharing occurs when two marketing channels in a business or two separate brands partner to reach the same audience.
  • You should partner with brands that have the same ideal audience profile but don’t sell similar products to avoid confusing consumers.
  • American Express, Porsche, and Delta are examples of how a successful partnership can increase your market share.

What is Marketing Audience Sharing, and Why Is It Important?

Your audience is the group of consumers most likely to purchase your products or services. Therefore, marketers strive to reach as much of their audience as possible to increase their leads – ultimately boosting their sales.

However, reaching your entire audience to generate leads isn’t easy. In fact, 65% of marketers say that generating traffic and leads is their top challenge.

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What can you do to get your brand in front of your audience to increase your traffic and leads? One strategy some of the top marketers of today use is sharing their audience. This can take two forms.

  • Audience sharing within your brand is when you share your audience list from ad campaigns on Google, Facebook, and other social platforms with other marketing channels within your business. This is ideal for collecting a list of audiences from a specific campaign and using that list for other marketing strategies.
  • Audience sharing through brand partnerships is a way you can share your audience with other brands and vice versa. This occurs when one company promotes the second company to its audience with a similar profile.

We will explore the second example of audience sharing through partnerships and its benefit for companies.

The Benefit of Audience Sharing Through Partnerships

Audience sharing requires two brands to have an overlap in ideal audiences. Therefore, the two companies can offer each other’s audience products and services with value to them. However, they shouldn’t provide overlapping services to avoid sending mixed messages to their audience.

For example, a medical manufacturer’s target audience is hospitals and healthcare. If you were looking for a brand partnership that you can share your audience with that isn’t a competitor, you would look for other brands marketing to the same facilities. For instance, a pharmaceutical manufacturer would do well to partner with a device manufacturer and promote each other’s products to the same audience group of hospitals, combining their audience reach.

Case Studies on the Best-in-Class Marketers

We will look at three audience sharing examples of brands with top marketing strategies that share their audience with other brands through strategic partnerships. As you learn about their practices, consider how you might implement them in your healthcare manufacturing company.

American Express’s Marketing Strategy

American Express is a company that offers luxury credit cards with multiple benefits that encourage their customers to purchase from their partners. For example, they provide cashback or discounts for travelers that use their cards at participating hotels, restaurants, and car rental agencies.

One of American Express’s most notable partnerships is with Amazon. Through this partnership, they can reach an audience that already had plans to spend money at this top retailer. Except now those customers can do so while also earning cashback on their purchases by paying with an American Express credit card.

American Express also encourages other brands to partner with them through their Amex Advance program. Amex Advance partners can use American Express data on consumer purchase behavior to predict audience behavior. Brands use that information to make more accurate audience segments based on the behaviors of their shared audience with American Express.

Porsche’s Marketing Strategy

Porsche is another master at marketing with high-performance sports cars and luxury vehicles that appeal to a high-end market. In addition, they partner with multiple sporting competitions and other luxury brands to expand their audience through partner deals and discounts.

One of their most recent partnerships is with TAG Heuer. Together they’ve created a watch that aligns their brands and encourages their audiences to explore the other brand.

The chart below shows their market share growth from 2005 until 2022, giving you a clearer picture of how well their tactics worked to increase their audience base and market share.

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Delta’s Marketing Strategy

Delta – a top airline company – uses strategic marketing processes and partnerships to maintain a broad audience base and a significant market share. For example, Delta has a marketing partnership with American Express and Porsche through their SkyMiles program.

SkyMiles is a unique credit card from American Express. It gives frequent Delta flyers special perks like extra miles when they use the card for purchases from partner restaurants, hotels, and supermarkets.

Customers then have a chance to work their way up in status. After they reach the Diamond Medallion tier, they have the potential to receive an exclusive invite to Delta’s elite Delta 360 tier, available only for the top flyers. Additionally, Delta uses its partnership with Porsche to offer travelers a taxi service in luxury Porsche vehicles to their connecting flight.

This marketing partnership helps the brands promote each other, especially to luxury consumers within their unique audience groups.

Applying These Case Studies to Healthcare Manufacturers

How can healthcare manufacturers apply these case studies to their specific marketing needs?

GE Healthcare is an excellent example of using strategic marketing partnerships to share audiences. For example, they partnered with Olympian April Ross to run a #DontSkip your mammogram campaign.

Through this partnership, they could leverage her broad consumer audience to simultaneously spread awareness of the importance of mammograms and help promote their lifesaving Senographe Pristina mammography system.

If you are looking for more examples of brand partnerships and collaborations that resulted in audience growth and increased market share, watch the video below.

Increase Your Market Share Through Audience Sharing

American Express, Delta, and Porsche have shown you the value of strategic partnerships for audience sharing. When you implement similar strategies in your marketing processes, you can also increase your market share.

Share Moving Media can helps you develop stronger relationships with your target audience through better communication, training videos, RepConnect, articles, ad campaigns and more! Contact us if you are interested in reaching 95% of the distribution community.

Filed Under: Blog, Marketing Minute Tagged With: American Express marketing strategy, audience sharing examples, Delta marketing strategy, increase market share, marketing audience sharing, Porsche marketing strategy, shared audience

Content Marketing 101 for Medical Equipment Manufacturers

February 17, 2022 By Scott Adams

Content marketing might be a foreign strategy for many medical equipment manufacturers who operate a lean organization with limited resources. However, content marketing for medical equipment manufacturers can take your business goals to the next level with the right development and cross-promotion.

Key Takeaways:

  • Content marketing drives action through engaging, educational, or entertaining content. It is not an ad or sales pitch.
  • Successful content marketing starts with clear goals, strategies, and keyword research.
  • Personalization and evergreen content keep content relevant, while follow-up analytical data measures campaign success and helps you plan for future marketing initiatives.

Why is Content Marketing for Medical Equipment Manufacturers Important?

Content marketing focuses on developing valuable and relevant content for your target audience. In the Content Marketing Institute’s 2021 B2B Content Marketing Report, 79% of B2B marketers reported that their organization now has a content marketing plan in place. Two-thirds of marketers expect their content marketing budget to increase in 2022.

When it comes to a successful strategy, the keyword is value. In a competitive landscape like medical sales, content marketing will highlight your credibility to build brand awareness, foster trust, and increase revenue.

However, it’s important to note that while your content should drive consumer action, the goal is not to push an obvious sale or advertisement. Think of it this way – traditional ads are like in-your-face car salespeople. Content marketing is more like a friendly chat between neighbors. You want to give before you ask for anything in return. The content you publish should be informative, educational, and engaging, and it should end with actionable takeaways. 

5 Best Practices for Content Marketing for Medical Equipment Manufacturers

Whether you develop infographics full of statistics or in-depth educational whitepapers on your industry niche, your content should deliver enough value to persuade your readers to move into your lead funnel. To develop a content marketing strategy for medical equipment manufacturers, consider the following best practices:

  1. Strategize and Set Goals

Before you begin writing any content, you need to develop your content strategy and digital marketing goals. A comprehensive strategy with clear guidelines will not only help you save resources and time, but will also keep you organized. 

The most important part of your strategy revolves around setting goals. Do you want to earn more leads? Boost your search engine optimization efforts (SEO)? Or are you looking to drive more sales?  Start by using the SMART method (specific, measurable, attainable, relevant, and timely) to formulate your content marketing objectives.

Once you establish your goals, you can build your entire marketing roadmap around them to drive more engagement and boost your bottom line. Be sure to set key performance indicators (KPIs) to measure your progress. A marketing calendar will help you stay on schedule and publish content consistently.

  1. Perform Keyword Research

With clearly defined goals at the center of your strategy, you need to complete in-depth content and keyword research to understand your target audience’s preferences. Content research will help you determine:

  • What content formats are the most popular for your niche
  • The topics your audience is most likely to be interested in and share
  • How to develop an ideal piece of content in terms of length, headline type, etc. 

You also need to understand what keywords are relevant to your industry and which long-tail phrases your audience is searching for online. Using the right keywords will boost your SEO efforts and help you rank in the top results, so more people find your content. The higher you rank in search pages, the more traffic and conversions you can capture.

More importantly, long-tail keywords have clear search intent. Targeting the right keyword phrases means more than just increased traffic – it means the right people, such as healthcare distributors and providers in need of medical equipment or information, will find you. 

  1. Develop Evergreen Content

Evergreen content provides ongoing value to your audience and drives long-term traffic to your website for months or even years after publishing. Leveraging this type of valuable content can also boost your inbound links. Popular evergreen content types include:

  • How-to guides
  • Checklists
  • Presentations
  • Case studies
  • White papers
  • Ebooks
  • Podcasts
  • Videos

While evergreen content may take longer to create than a traditional blog post, you won’t have to rewrite it on a bi-weekly schedule to keep it up to date. By developing content that continues to be relevant for a long time, search engines will take note and rank it higher. 

  1. Target Audiences with Personalization

Personalization continues to be an important factor in content marketing. A typical person will see roughly between 6,500 and 11,000 ads a day. With consumers bombarded with digital ads, emails, pop-ups, banners, and blog posts, your content needs to quickly capture their attention to keep them engaged with your brand.

To develop personalized content, consider creating buyer personas for all the different audience types you plan on targeting. You can then start creating content that includes highly personalized and relevant material. 

For example, different age groups will require different tones and topics depending on their needs. If you’re a medical equipment manufacturer focused on targeting a certain geographic area, your content can include localized information.

  1. Use Analytics to Optimize Future Content

While your content marketing strategy may start with trial and error, don’t become discouraged. Analytics not only show you the content that your audience prefers to consume, but it also helps you understand trends that you can optimize. For example, your content analytics will teach you:

  • Which types of content get the most and least traffic
  • How often your content gets social media comments, likes, and shares
  • Content that converted leads
  • Headlines or images that earned the most clicks

If you notice certain content formats or topics perform better than others, you can improve future content based on similar fundamentals to capture more audience engagement. Analytical data helps you and your team improve efficiency, productivity, and decision-making, along with other benefits.

Discover Valuable Content Marketing for Medical Equipment Manufacturers 

The content marketing landscape for medical equipment manufacturers is wide open, with opportunities to grow your company’s bottom line. With the right strategy and optimizations in place, you can develop high-quality, evergreen content that not only captures your prospect’s attention but also turns them into loyal customer advocates.

If you’re ready to develop a winning content marketing strategy, Share Moving Media can help your business succeed. We can help you do a keyword search and put you in one of our content creation programs.

For more information, contact sadams@sharemovingmedia.com

Filed Under: Blog, Marketing Minute Tagged With: content marketing, healthcare content marketing, keyword research

Why Healthcare Company Content Marketing Is Even More Critical in 2022

February 15, 2022 By John Pritchard

Healthcare manufacturers should deliver more than just products and services to their customers. They can also educate their clients through quality content on their website – one of the top marketing channels in 2022. Therefore, if you want to stay ahead of your competitors, then it’s time you stepped up your healthcare company content marketing strategy.

Today we will explore the top tips for creating engaging yet relevant content for healthcare providers.

Key Takeaways:

  • Most businesses today use content marketing to reach and convert clients.
  • Healthcare workers prefer empathetic, quality content that is supported by data.
  • Over a third of website visits happen through a mobile device.

How Marketing is Changing in Healthcare

Today, about 90% of businesses use content marketing. Here are some of the top returns that companies see from content marketing:

  • 60% generate leads
  • 70% educate their audience
  • 60% build a loyal customer base

How do these trends translate to the healthcare industry in 2022?

Healthcare workers are experiencing higher than usual rates of burnout and stress while combating many unknowns. One survey showed that 42% of workers reported PTSD while 83% of EMS workers reported depression symptoms.

What these readers need from healthcare content writing on a website or blog is not generic sales pitches. Instead, they want empathetic solutions that help relieve some of their stress and make their jobs easier.

5 Tips for a Strong Healthcare Company Content Marketing Strategy

Here are five strategies for connecting with healthcare companies to build trust and solve real issues when you write healthcare content.

1. Create Customer-Centric Content

Your clients and their needs should drive your content so that you solve their pain points and empathize with common challenges. Google can help you identify those pain points through the “people also ask” section that appears in your Google search results. This section shows real searches performed by potential customers.

 For example, a Google search on telehealth gives these common search questions as health content ideas.

  • What does telehealth care mean?
  • What is telehealth and examples?
  • What are examples of telehealth services?
  • What are the 4 types of telehealth?

An empathetic approach to content marketing in healthcare involves educating your audience without talking down to them or criticizing them. Instead, choose wording and topics that show you related to their struggles, then discuss how specific devices or supplies can help them.

Part of connecting with your customers is delivering the content so that they are likely to read it. For instance, medical professionals work tight schedules, so they often need information fast or read your content in a loud location. Therefore, having blog posts and web pages with large headings, plenty of white space, and clear headlines will help them scan the article for their answers and quickly understand the main points.

2. Support Your Claims with Data and Real Feedback

Healthcare workers rely on data and proof when making decisions. Therefore, the best way to deliver content is through data and supporting facts that show your business is reliable and knowledgeable.

One valuable source of data is other customer feedback. For example, reviews of products or services will show new clients how a device works in a real-world setting and what facilities find it most useful. The following image shows four common sources for finding data and research when writing marketing content for healthcare.

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3. Match Your Content with Your Headline and Description

Clickbait titles are off-putting for most readers, especially healthcare workers whose time is valuable and who need real answers often within a limited timeframe. Your content title and description should attract visitors and tell them what they can expect when they click on your link.

Don’t waste people’s time with titles unrelated to your content. For example, if you promise your readers information about the flu vaccine in 2022, don’t fill your article with fluff or generic ads for unrelated products.

Instead, use your content to educate your readers with usable data, solutions, and resources to help consumers follow through with an action and solve the challenge that inspired their online search. For instance, you can include links directly to a contact form for more information and additional resources for further reading.

When you invest in quality material, your readers will leave knowing your organization offers valuable, trustworthy content and are more likely to return in the future for other industry insights.

4. Dedicate Pages to Specific Crisis

When a crisis hits, people often want to find answers quickly on the latest news and developments for handling the event. That’s why having a specific page dedicated to the crisis is essential for reaching your audience with timely information.

Over the past few years, many healthcare websites have created a landing page dedicated to COVID-19 information, including the latest news, regulations, and available supplies. Other details you can include on a crisis page include:

  • Educational blog posts about the crisis
  • Related press releases
  • Additional resources

5. Offer an Omnichannel Experience

The use of mobile devices for visiting websites is increasing over the years as phones become more powerful and efficient as a browsing device. Therefore, your online content must also be accessible and easily read across multiple devices for a seamless omnichannel experience. You can also consider optimizing your content to publish on other channels like social media, emails, and video content.

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Devices aren’t the only change in the way people find and read content. Consumers also perform about half of their searches through voice queries using platforms like Google or Alexa. That means your SEO keywords should incorporate more natural phrases and longer keywords to reach your audience when they search through their devices.

Create Leading Marketing Content for Your Website

You can help your medical website stand above your competitors with quality content. The tips you learned today are just the start to a brighter future in content marketing.

Our expert team at Share Moving Media has years of experience providing content and communications services to medical manufacturers and distributors to help them succeed in today’s quickly changing market.

Contact us for more information about our content marketing services.

Filed Under: Blog, Marketing Minute Tagged With: content marketing in healthcare, health content ideas, healthcare content writing, write healthcare content

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