Why Social Media Is Important in Healthcare

1 Nov 2025 · 9 min
Episode

1 Nov 2025 · 9 min

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Kelly Alhooie argues that social media is an essential, low-cost way for healthcare providers to increase awareness and reach many more people than in-person events. She explains social media as top-of-funnel awareness that should guide people into quizzes/forms, calls or workshops, then into paid services; emphasizes a focused, consistent content strategy (e.g., concentrating on one topic for ~90 days) so platform algorithms recognize your niche; and recommends organic marketing and storytelling (patient before/after examples) over relying solely on paid ads or generic agencies. The episode ends with concrete calls-to-action and a personal contact number for follow-up.

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703-783-2388.

90 days (talk about one topic consistently).

About 700 hours of consuming content.

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