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Marketing for healthcare.

A consistent, recognisable presence on social media and the web, with health claims checked before anything goes out.

Who it’s forPharmacies, hospital groups, clinics, and pharmaceutical manufacturers and wholesalers.

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The problem

Why this stalls.

Healthcare brands post inconsistently and look like everyone else.

Content is either bland, so nobody stops for it, or careless about health claims, so it creates risk.

And the website, if there is one, is out of date and does not tell people what to do next.

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What’s included

The deliverables.

Social media

  1. 01

    Social media management

    Your accounts planned, published and looked after each month.

  2. 02

    Content strategy and monthly calendars

    What to say, where and when, agreed before the month starts.

  3. 03

    Poster and carousel design

    On-brand static and multi-slide posts.

  4. 04

    Reels and short-form video

    Short vertical video for Instagram, Facebook and TikTok.

  5. 05

    Paid social advertising

    Targeted, budgeted campaigns with clear reporting.

  6. 06

    Community management

    Replies to comments and messages in your agreed tone.

  7. 07

    Monthly performance reporting

    What was published, how it performed, and what changes next.

  8. 08

    Healthcare-aware content review

    Every post checked for health claims and advertising-rule risks before it goes out.

Campaigns

  1. 09

    Product launches

    A launch idea carried across social, print and digital.

  2. 10

    Health awareness days

    Planned content for the dates that matter to your audience.

  3. 11

    Events and conferences

    Promotion before, coverage during, follow-up after.

  4. 12

    Trade and B2B campaigns

    Campaigns aimed at pharmacists, prescribers and buyers.

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Websites

  1. 13

    Pharmacy websites

    Services, locations, hours and contact routes, clearly laid out.

  2. 14

    Manufacturer and wholesaler B2B websites

    Portfolio, company and trade-enquiry sites for pharmaceutical businesses.

  3. 15

    Hospital and clinic websites

    Departments, specialists and practical patient information.

  4. 16

    Landing pages and campaign microsites

    Single-purpose pages built for one campaign or product.

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How it works

Four steps.

  1. 01

    Audit

    Review your presence and your competitors’.

  2. 02

    Plan

    Set the strategy and the calendar.

  3. 03

    Create

    Produce, review and publish.

  4. 04

    Report

    Measure what worked and refine the next month.

What you receive

In your hands.

  • A monthly content calendar
  • Designed posts, carousels and reels
  • Managed, active social channels
  • A monthly performance report
  • Campaign assets across channels
  • A live website, landing page or microsite

FAQ

Fair questions.

What does “healthcare-aware content review” mean?

Before anything is published, it is checked for unsupported health claims, misleading wording and conflicts with local advertising rules for medicines and health services.

Can you run campaigns without a monthly plan?

Yes. Campaigns can be scoped and quoted as standalone projects.

Do you build and maintain websites?

We design and build websites, landing pages and campaign microsites. Ongoing updates can be agreed as part of the scope.

How are campaigns and websites priced?

Per project, after a scoping conversation. The quote sets out deliverables, timeline and cost before work starts.