Brand deals
Brand deals for physicians and healthcare professionals: how they actually work
Brand deals for doctors, nurses, and healthcare professionals: how they reach you, what the terms should contain, and which ones to refuse
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Building an audience is one thing. Knowing what to do with that attention is another.
Here we explore the business behind physician and healthcare brands: growth strategy, PR and media, brand partnerships, representation, commercialization, practice growth, and the decisions that turn expertise, credibility, and attention into something with lasting value.
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Brand deals
Brand deals for doctors, nurses, and healthcare professionals: how they reach you, what the terms should contain, and which ones to refuse
Brand deals
A content creator contract or agreement template for physicians, nurses, and healthcare creators, focused on the four terms that decide whether a collaboration stays fair once the work starts
Brand deals
Influencer disclosure rules explained for doctors and healthcare creators: what the FTC endorsement guides require, where physicians slip, and a disclosure pattern that protects trust as well as compliance
Brand deals
The FTC disclosure guidelines for doctors and healthcare creators as a working checklist: what counts as a material connection, what the disclosure has to look like on each platform, and the mistakes that get physicians in trouble
Brand deals
How to price brand deals and set brand deal rates as a physician or healthcare creator, using audience composition, deliverable scope, usage rights, and professional risk instead of follower counts
Brand deals
A physician media kit template walked through page by page: the cover, the positioning, the audience, the proof, the offerings, the standards, and the contact page, with what to write on each
Brand deals
How doctors, nurses, and healthcare creators get sponsored: where sponsorships come from, what brands are looking for, how to pitch, and which sponsors to refuse
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Eleven pages that put the whole blog in order: how to own your platform instead of renting one, how to build an audience you can always reach, how to get paid for your expertise, and a 90-day plan to start. Written in plain language for people who never had to think about marketing.