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It's not just keywords

Jay K Joshi by Jay K Joshi
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SEO for Modern Medicine

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We like to do things differently. We always have.

When we first began back in 2020, we had a handful of writers on a mission to advocate for patient rights & Modern Medicines. We did not have any SEO campaign. We did not even have a budget. We just scraped whatever we could muster and put forth our most heartfelt work.

The passion become infectious and our readers quick became part of our family. Soon we went from a small family to a large one. And we are not done growing.

Now is the time, however, to take a more pragmatic approach to growth. We plan to invest in search optimization and expand our social media presence. It is an inevitable part of becoming a credible media outlet. Our strategy includes focusing on innovations in healthcare and embracing a more modern medical approach to content creation.

But that does not mean we have to do it the same way as other health media site. In fact, nothing about us resonates with other more traditional health media outlets. Instead, we’ve always taken a different approach, emphasizing all about health.

Similarly, our SEO strategy is centered around providing valuable information and engaging our website visitors with insightful and informative articles. By consistently producing top-notch content, we were able to attract more organic traffic and improve our search engine rankings with nothing other than the quality of writing. Our fresh perspective on polarizing health policy topics proved to be highly successful, as we saw a significant increase in website traffic and a boost in our online presence. Moving forward, we plan to continue this content-focused approach to SEO and further enhance our digital marketing efforts.

But instead of competing for keyword visibility or chasing traditional online growth metrics, the next phase will consist of integrating more closely academic articles and scholarly journals with Daily Remedy content. To bridge this cap, we will use a healthcare content management system modeling programs – much like the ones used in academic databases like PubMed or Cochrane – to link clinical studies and reports with Daily Remedy articles.

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Furthermore, this approach helps combat misinformation by directing readers towards reputable sources and educating them on relevant scholarly reports that are directly related to the content they are consuming. By bridging the gap between casual reading and academic research, this feature encourages critical thinking and fosters a more informed and knowledgeable readership.

We are growing and we know we need to optimize the website’s visibility in order to continue growing. But that does not mean we have to do it the traditional way. No – we fully intend to grow while pioneering novel techniques of search optimization for healthcare content. Our aim is to establish authority and subject matter expertise rather than chase the latest trending keyword. This will help us build an ideal healthcare system for our readers.

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In this episode of the Daily Remedy Podcast, Dr. Jeffrey Singer discusses his book 'Your Body, Your Health Care,' emphasizing the importance of patient autonomy in healthcare decisions. He explores historical cases that shaped medical ethics, the contradictions in harm reduction policies, and the role of the FDA in drug approval processes. Dr. Singer critiques government regulations that infringe on individual autonomy and advocates for a healthcare system that respects patients as autonomous adults. The conversation highlights the need for a shift in how healthcare policies are formulated, focusing on individual rights and self-medication.

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00:00 Introduction to Dr. Jeffrey Singer and His Book
01:11 The Importance of Patient Autonomy
10:29 Contradictions in Harm Reduction Policies
20:48 The Role of the FDA in Drug Approval
30:21 Certificate of Need Laws and Their Impact
39:59 The Legacy of Patient Autonomy and the Hippocratic Oath
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