Why Social Media Is Important in Healthcare

1 Nov 2025 · 15 min
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1 Nov 2025 · 15 min

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A podcast by Kelly Alhooie arguing that social media is an essential, low-cost channel for healthcare providers to increase awareness, reach more patients, and grow practices. She explains social media as the top-of-funnel awareness mechanism, outlines a content funnel (awareness → engagement → lead capture → consult → purchase), recommends focused, consistent niche content (e.g., 90 days on one topic), advocates organic marketing over paid ads, and emphasizes storytelling and clinical-domain expertise for effective messaging.

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