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Content standards to expand your medical practice reach and visibilityin search results.

We all know that content is king. However, content is more than just writing some paragraphs and combining them into one article.

At Ekwa, we follow a unique set of standards to help adhere to Google's human-first content initiative while getting your website pages listed as much as possible for Quick Answers (instant answers, answer box) and People Also Ask segments. These segments appear in search results for various search terms, and getting your website listed in them can help increase your reach and visibility.

References: https://developers.google.com/search/docs/appearance/helpful-content-system
https://rockcontent.com/blog/google-answer-box/
https://seowind.io/people-also-ask/

The content is also written to help you get more "visibility" in Voice Search.

Reference: https://www.pumpkinwebdesign.com/benefits-of-voice-search-for-seo/

Future-proofing your medical website content for AI search tools

Finally, through its early days, we have seen some AI-powered search tools being launched. In no way would these AI search tools replace Google search, but it's a factor that we have been monitoring, and we are future-proofing the content we write, so it stands the best chance of getting indexed by AI bots that offer these search-based tools.

Reference:
https://www.foxnews.com/us/a-new-company-could-aim-dethrone-google-search-king-report

To achieve the above, the content we write follows a specific format, structure, word count, etc.

For example, all of your procedures/service pages would be written in FAQ format, with a minimum word count of at least 450-500 words. As calculated by Copyscape, the content plagiarism percentage should be less than 7%. However, related articles or blog pages will be written in either FAQ, Listicle, or Interview formats with a minimum word count of at least 450-500 words. We also create Case Studies related articles with a minimum word count of at least 600-750 words.

Ekwa Marketing content strategy when building a website and when actively implementing marketing

In the launch stage, the team would review your existing website content. If it is at least 400 words and the content plagiarism percentage is less than 10%, then we would reuse that content (assuming you like the writing style and own the content).

So I can hear you asking yourself, if Ekwa is writing content based on these new standards, then why is Ekwa reusing my old existing content? As long as your existing content is original and contains enough words, it's not bad per se.

Another reason we prefer to reuse "good" content is that the goal of the launch stage is to get your website live as soon as possible so we can start working on marketing.

If the content we reused is not performing well, we will rewrite it, but why do so at the start without knowing how well the content in the revamped website will actually perform?

Note:

In the launch stage, due to the limited time in the launch stage, we would only write the home page and common pages (about the team, about the practice, etc.) and limit the writing to 20 procedure/service pages. The team would also not be able to write or publish any blog pages. Any missing pages will be written during the marketing stage.

In the marketing stage, the number of articles written will vary. This is further explained in the Keyword Targeting section.

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