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Physio or chiro for lower back pain? How to choose
- What each one does
- When to see a GP first
- What a first appointment involves
- What it costs, with and without health cover
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Before someone books, they search their problem. An article that answers it well puts your name in front of them first, and links straight to the page that books them.
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- how much is a physio appointment without insurance
What changes.
- People find you while they’re still deciding. Articles on the questions your customers actually search.
- Every article sends readers somewhere useful. Linked to the service page that books them.
- It sounds like you, not a content farm. Written by a person, from what you tell us, and approved by you.
- AI answers have something to quote. Clear, specific answers ChatGPT and Google’s AI Overviews can use.
- Nothing that gets you in trouble. Written with your profession’s advertising rules in mind.
Every question your customers search is a page you could own.
Questions.
Something else? Call Joseph on 0452 424 845.
How much does blog writing cost?
Content is part of website SEO, from $1,300 a month +GST, because an article works best linked into the pages that book. On its own it’s quoted after a 15-minute call.
Who writes the articles?
A person, from what you tell us about your business, then you approve each one before it goes up. Nothing is published that you haven’t seen.
Will you use AI to write them?
We use tools for research, the way any writer does. The article is written and checked by a person, and every fact in it is one you’d stand behind.
How often do you post?
Something every month, as part of the SEO rhythm. Fewer, better articles beat a weekly post nobody reads.
Can a health practice blog?
Yes. Articles that inform are fine; they’re written with Ahpra’s advertising guidelines in mind: no testimonials, no outcome promises and no fear.
See what your customers are searching.
Book a 15-minute call. Joseph pulls the questions people search in your industry before it.
Questions? Call 0452 424 845.