Blogs

Blogs are a great way to get informative, less-"salesy", information out to your clients. It keeps them informed on a trending topic and helps spark their interest in a product or service. It also keeps them wanting more, building a mutual relationship between business and customer. I've written several search engine optimized blogs to bring attention to certain procedures or products in a more conversational way, as if talking straight to the consumer. Other blogs I've ghostwritten from the perspective of a doctor with a more professional tone.

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How to Decide on Breast Implant Placement for the Athlete

This blog was written from the perspective of the board certified plastic surgeon. The tone is more informative, detail-oriented and professional.

Everything You Need to Know About Newtox vs. Botox

This SEO-optimized blog was written from the perspective of a patient, which was me. It was a testimonial-style blog with details of my first-hand experience with two products.

Five Things You Didn't Know About Lip Fillers

This blog helps peak curiosity by suggesting that there are "juicy unknowns" about a lip filler procedure. In this case, we are sparking intrigue to get more opens from the consumer.

Best Post Surgery Bra to Wear After Breast Surgery

"For How Long Do I Have to Wear a Post-Surgical Compression Bra?" - headers like these are questions asked on search engines frequently and we want to appear in those searches when that happens.

Hair Loss due to Pandemic Stress is Happening. It's Not Just You.

PRF for hair regrowth is a treatment that helps with hair loss. During pandemic times, hair loss was newsworthy. This blog was relatable and had a solution for clients at this luxury Raleigh medical spa.

Botox or Olive Oil? What is JLo's Secret for Beautiful Skin?

Seems like every time we turn around a celebrity has a new skincare line! This blog ties in the timeliness of remarks of olive oil being 'the best kept skincare secret' but how comparable is it really to transformative, immediate results-driven Botox?