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How to Use Social Media for Healthcare in 2023: 6 Best Practices

If you’re anything like us, your screen time is through the roof lately. But hey, it’s not your fault — or ours. We’re all caught in the same trap, doom scrolling on social media without even realizing it. We’re all at the mercy of Facebook, Instagram and TikTok. We consume our bite-sized content between bites…

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Use Social Media Trend Data to Boost Content Ideation

Updated April 2023 Your customer personas are on point. Your content is search optimized. And your social media accounts trumpet your brand’s key offerings. You’ve got all the trappings of a successful digital marketing strategy. But do you have your finger on the pulse of the latest social media trends? If not, you could miss…

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The 10 Best Hospitals on Instagram

A picture can be worth a thousand words — and followers — on Instagram. Is your hospital down with the ‘Gram? Surprisingly, some of the biggest hospitals today are missing the opportunity to achieve a promotional slam-dunk. To help you get started, we’ve compiled a list of the top 10 hospitals you should be following — and how their strategies can help your organization become an Instagram rockstar, too.

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5 Examples of a Health Infographic Done Right

“Infographics are dead!” they shout. Far from it. Over the past 4 years, infographics usage has increased a staggering 65% among B2B marketers (Hubspot). They’re hardly dead — you just have to know how to use them effectively. The Power of the Picture Wield your infographics wisely, and you shall be rewarded. Consumers gobble up…

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Interactive Content Marketing: The Answer to the Health Literacy Crisis

9 out of 10 American adults struggle with health literacy. This means most people find it challenging to understand health information and use it to make decisions about their care.