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Why Hire a Physical Therapy Freelance Writer?

People need physical therapy for all kinds of reasons. It is most commonly undertaken by individuals who are recovering from a terrible injury or major surgery. If you are a professional physical therapist, there are many ways you can promote and market your services. Social media, email campaigns, videos, infographics, and whitepapers are just a few of the different strategies you can pursue.

No matter what combination of tools you choose for your marketing campaign, you will need the skill and services of a writer. Even if you consider yourself a literate and competent writer, it is best to turn the task over to a professional. Here are some of the ways that a physical therapy writer can help you beef up your marketing campaign:

Benefits of Hiring Freelance Physical Therapy Writers

1. Service pages

You will need to start with the creation of a website. The technical part of this is done by web developers. But you get to decide the actual content. Here is where you will need to first bring a professional writer in for consultation.

Your site should have a services section in the main menu. This section will show prospective clients the various treatments you offer. It will also provide you with SEO opportunities. Using an abundance of key words within relevant content will increase the likelihood of garnering the attention of popular search engines.

2. Using the right media

Writers not only know words; they also know images. A physical therapy writer will know how to use the best images and design elements to make the content on your page more appealing and interesting to viewers. If you make a video to go more in-depth about what you do, a writer will know where to place on your site.

3. Share success stories

People connect well to stories. You may have an abundance of them in your head, but have never bothered to write them down. A writer can take down this oral history and share the story on your website or blog post. Doing so will make your site feel more positive and engaging.

4. Blogging

These days having a website is not enough. You must also blog. However, you are trying to run a business, which gives you very little time to do this kind of writing. You should instead hire content writer. A writer can take this off your plate so that you can focus on helping people get better. Blog posts should cover a variety of patient-related topics. They should also provide updates about your practice. A physical therapy writer will know how to provide the right mix of blog content. They will also push the blog through email, social media, digital ads, and other channels.

5. Newsletter

Publishing a newsletter seems old fashioned in the Internet age, but it will appeal to many people. A newsletter will not necessarily boost your website. However, it will allow you to integrate your website with your overall marketing strategy. A writer can help you produce a monthly email newsletter.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Hiring Writers

How do you handle PHI? +

We never request or process protected health information. Paige works from your approved, non-PHI source material only.

Who backs Paige for clinical accuracy? +

Every draft passes through a licensed clinician matched to the specialty, physicians, RNs, PharmDs, or licensed therapists.

Can we use our own medical advisors? +

Yes. You can route drafts to in-house MDs as the final reviewer while still using our clinician network for first-pass QA.

Do you support multilingual patient education? +

Yes, we deliver in 25+ languages with native-speaker review for high-stakes assets.