Wings Aloft Media has announced the launch of a content marketing service aimed at medical aesthetic clinics, which will allow them to improve their search ranking for a local area. The company clarified that its service is not a derivative of SEO, but a novel way of leveraging trustworthy platforms and Google’s preference for unique and authoritative content.
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Wings Aloft Media is capable of achieving brand omnipresence through a proprietary system that combines human-authored content and automated syndication. After its team of writers creates branded content that positions the clinic as an authority within a given locale, the system distributes it to over 400 websites, which include high-domain-authority publications.
According to the company, this method achieves two goals. Firstly, being featured on multiple trustworthy websites means that the likelihood of appearing on Google’s first page is higher. Secondly, having a presence on multiple platforms, which include blog sites, podcast and video-sharing websites, and slideshow-sharing platforms, gives businesses more opportunities to engage with their intended audiences.
It further stated that gaining prominence online is essential, as prominence is one of Google’s primary local ranking factors along with the relevance of the listing to the search query and proximity to the searcher.
“Medical aesthetic practices typically target a specific area, such as their neighborhood or a city,” a spokesperson from the company said. “Our content marketing system allows us to position our clients as a market leader within that locality, which in turn leads to almost-instant improvement in their SERP rankings.”
They further stated that the system can give the same results to other types of businesses, but the company is dedicating its efforts to supporting aesthetic clinics that want to promote services, such as dermal fillers, laser resurfacing, PDO thread lift procedures, micro-dermabrasion, and micro-needling.
“Aesthetic procedures cannot be done online, which is why the medical aesthetic industry was one of the highest-hit segments during the pandemic,” the spokesperson explained. “Now, that these businesses are facing a fresh set of challenges, we want to extend to them a helping hand.”
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