Physician brands
Your physician brand and your practice brand are not the same asset
Physician branding versus practice branding: two assets, what each is for, and how to make them reinforce each other
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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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Physician brands
Physician branding versus practice branding: two assets, what each is for, and how to make them reinforce each other
Practice growth
Funnels, websites, blogs, podcasts, posting, ads, contracts, and the inbox: the business side of being a physician or healthcare creator, and how to hand it off without losing your voice
Practice growth
A buyer's checklist for physicians and practice owners choosing a marketing agency for doctors: the questions that separate strategy from a retainer, and the answers that should end the conversation
Physician brands
How a social media agreement between a physician creator and their employer, group, or practice should handle ownership, commercial activity, brand use, and what happens on departure
Practice growth
A social media policy for doctors and medical practices, section by section: who it covers, patient privacy, personal versus practice accounts, endorsements, reviews, crisis response, and the parts most templates forget
Brand strategy
The deliverables a healthcare branding agency should produce, from positioning and architecture to identity, voice, and the brand book, what each one is for, and the ones most practices pay for and never use
Creator business basics
A plain-language guide to the marketing funnel for doctors and healthcare creators: what a sales funnel is, how to build one, and why a clinician's is shaped differently from the internet's version
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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.