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Frequently Asked Questions
What topics does your blog cover?
Our blog focuses on actionable digital marketing strategy for small and mid-size businesses: local SEO, AI search optimization (ChatGPT/Claude/Perplexity), Google Ads, Google Business Profile, social media marketing, HIPAA-compliant marketing for medical practices, conversion rate optimization, and the latest in Google algorithm changes. We publish what we actually do for clients — not generic agency theory.
How often do you publish?
We aim for 2 to 4 new articles per month. Quality over quantity — most articles are 1,500 to 3,000 words, deeply researched, and based on real campaigns we have run. We would rather publish 24 great pieces per year than 100 thin ones.
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Do you accept guest posts?
Selectively. We accept guest posts from genuine subject-matter experts in digital marketing, healthcare marketing, or specialized niches we cover. We do not accept generic SEO/marketing posts, AI-generated content, or pieces written purely for backlinks. Reach out via the contact page with your topic pitch and writing samples.
Can I republish your blog content?
Short excerpts (under 100 words) with attribution and a link back to the original article are fine. Full republication requires permission — email us. We will usually grant it for non-commercial use with proper attribution.
Where do you source the statistics in your articles?
We cite our sources directly in articles — typically peer-reviewed research, official platform announcements (Google, Meta, Microsoft), industry studies (Nielsen, eMarketer, Forrester, Search Engine Journal), and our own anonymized client data. We do not use unverified statistics or AI-hallucinated 'common knowledge' claims.
Who writes the articles?
Our senior strategists and specialists — the same people running client campaigns. Articles get a medical review when they cover healthcare topics. We do not outsource blog writing to ghostwriters or AI content farms. The Google Helpful Content guidelines exist for a reason, and we take them seriously.
Can I suggest blog topics?
Yes. Email topic suggestions via the contact page. We pick topics based on what our clients are asking, what is changing in the industry, and where there are real content gaps online. Genuine industry questions are exactly what we want to hear.