Read the answers to the most frequently asked questions about starting a health blog for money, business and career development.
Medical advances: Guide to assessing breakthroughs
If you report on medical breakthroughs and you need to cover them urgently, how can you move fast yet still ensure quality?
Magazine article ideas rejected by an editor? Don’t panic
When an editor knocks back your magazine article ideas, it’s hard not to take this rejection personally.
Healthcare marketing challenges – and resources to help
If you’re in the business of writing promotional communications for hospitals, there are great resources to help you battle some of the common healthcare marketing challenges you’re probably faced with on a daily basis.
Medical news reporting and credibility
Even in the case of breaking medical news, the time should be taken to review the appropriate data.
8 reasons to invest in professional health copywriters
It might hurt now, but you’ll be OK.
Medical SEO copywriting tips
Health and medical copywriters who offer SEO copywriter services should be well-versed in search engine optimisation tactics to use during the writing process.
Health topics: writing without blushing
At some point during their careers, most health writers will need to tackle health topics that are, er, awkward.
Health blogging vs health writing
Is it really just a question of semantics, or are there major differences between health blogging and health writing?
Health experts: when and how to use them
Good quality health content should almost always include advice and opinion from experts.
Fish oil and prostate cancer: research results
When a hot topic breaks in health, you can expect to read about it in every media outlet under the sun.
Marketing health products – credible content strategies
Are you in the business of marketing health products – for clients, or for your own business? These content strategies will help you to maintain your credibility and integrity.
How medical blogging can enhance your career
I know what you’re thinking: nobody wants to read your blog.