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August 10, 2008

How a Surgeon Blog Can Increase Traffic to Your Practice Web Site

Filed under: Services, Techniques — Jeffrey @ 12:12 pm

So how can implementing a surgeon’s blog aid your medical practice Web site’s marketing effectiveness?

Well, this is a topic we talk about quite a lot at the cosmetic and plastic surgery marketing blog. And the main spiel typically consists of the following argument list:

  • The use of a blogging platform, or any other type of rapid content development system, is paramount to a search engine optimization campaign.
  • The proper usage of such quick and efficient publishing methods can lead to increased traffic to your Web site or increased positioning on the search engine results pages if care is taken to optimize daily/weekly entries for target keywords and concepts.

Honestly, it’s that simple. But it’s not easy. See, your blog should first be deployed on a Web site that is composed of clean, optimized code and one that takes into account duplicate content penalties. Especially when working with a blog, one has to be careful of what pages may potentially get filtered for duplicate content. The same entry that you write can appear over three times in your site’s index without you noticing it (the main blog, the categories, the archives, for each tag, etc.), and the replication of such pages is the prime cause for getting filtered out of users’ search results.

Instead of rehashing the same tips and strategies over and over, this post will provide our users with a small listing of cosmeticSEO.com’s related entries that discuss plastic surgery marketing and blog implementation for cosmetic surgeons.

  • Advertising Medical Practices on a Daily Basis
    An overview of how a specialized surgeon’s blog can serve you and its relation to traditional advertising media, such as television and radio.
  • All Plastic Surgery Web Site are Not Created Equal
    Yes, you want a blog - but first make sure your Web site is in order and optimized. One must walk before one runs. Ensuring the page data contained on your cosmetic surgery practice Web site is up to snuff will prime you for blogging best practices.
  • Blogs and Social Media Crucial for Cosmetic Surgeons
    Why is a surgeon’s blog a worthwhile tool for your medical practice Web site? This entry takes a look at how many blogs are actually out there, how many people are actually reading them, and how many social portals there are for spreading the word about your information publishing.
  • Protecting Your Cosmetic Surgeon’s Blog From Duplicate Content
    Duplicate content is the bane of unexperienced blogging. Think of it as a front lawn that just never gets cut. A true eye sore for your site in the search engine indices as listing can potentially filter out your post pages for archives, tags and category pages.
  • Physician Blogging Revisited: Keeping With the Times
    Once your blog is properly configured take advantage of its quick publishing system even if you are running low on creativity. Consider aggregating industry news and offering your expert cosmetic professional opinion on timely industry happenings.
  • Utilize Blog to Keep Pace in a Trendy Industry
    And the entry that spawned this one. Clearly we write about the importance of blogging for cosmetic surgeons quite often. This entry offers some more insight on what you can do with your specializied physician blog to keep the traffic coming.

Without doubt, blogging platforms are a key tool for an advanced and effective search engine optimization campaign. At cosmeticSEO.com we offer professional blogging services that handle all the content generation and professional writing for you, as well as custom development and design for your plastic surgeon’s blog implementation. For more information, feel free to contact us, or continue browsing the entries in our plastic surgery marketing blog.

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