Website and blog articles
Each article answers one question clearly: what the procedure is, who it suits and what recovery looks like. We structure it so search engines and AI answer tools can understand it.
Medical content, social media and video
Medical content writing that answers patient questions
We write website articles, social media posts and WhatsApp messages in Arabic and English, based on questions patients really ask. Nothing is published before the doctor reviews it.
Patients ask Google, and the answer comes from someone else's website
Before calling, patients search for the procedure, how to prepare and how long recovery takes. If they find no page of yours that answers them, they read the answer from another provider and often book there. The AI tools people ask today also quote pages that are clear and up to date.
- A blog that stopped, or articles copied from other websites
- Text translated word for word from English that patients read but do not understand
- Medical information the organization's doctor never reviewed
- WhatsApp messages after booking that give the time and do not explain how to prepare
Where it acts on the patient journey
Works at the enquiry: patients find the answer with you, so they start with you
- Enquiry
- Response
- Booking
- Attended
What it includes
Service pages and FAQs
Text for each service and department, and FAQs built from what patients ask your front-desk staff.
Social media posts
Short educational posts taken from the same articles, so the information stays the same on the website and on your accounts.
Educational WhatsApp messages
Messages that reach patients after booking and explain how to prepare, what to bring and what to expect after the procedure. Your team or the WhatsApp auto-reply sends them.
Arabic and English versions
The English is written for residents and patients coming from abroad, in a style that suits them, with the same medical facts in both versions.
Doctor review
Every text goes to your doctor before publishing. We show the reviewer's name and review date on the article, and update it when the information changes.
How we work
Collect patient questions
From your front-desk staff, from messages, and from what people in Saudi Arabia search for on Google about your specialty.
Plan the topics
We link each topic to one of your services and to the words patients type into search, and start with your priority services.
Write, then the doctor reviews
We write in simple language and send the text to the doctor, who corrects it, adds from experience, and approves it.
Publish and update
We publish on the website, share the information on your accounts and WhatsApp, and check regularly which articles bring visits and enquiries.
How we measure
- Visits from search to content pages
- Enquiries that started from an article or service page
- How often the organization appears in AI tool answers about its specialty
- Common questions that now have a published answer
An article can take weeks, sometimes months, to show in search. So we track early signs before we judge the result.
The content is educational and follows Saudi health advertising regulations from the Ministry of Health (MOH) and the Saudi Food and Drug Authority (SFDA): no treatment promises, no fear messages and no drug promotion. We do not mention a real patient's case without the patient's written consent.
Frequently asked questions
Who writes your medical content?
Our content team writes from recognized medical references and from the doctor's own answers. The doctor then reviews and approves the text before publishing, and has the final word on any medical fact.
Does content help us appear on Google and in AI answers?
It helps when it answers a real question clearly, sits on a technically sound website, and shows the name of the reviewing doctor. Tools such as ChatGPT and Gemini quote this kind of page. We work on it together with our SEO and AI visibility service.
Do you use AI to write?
We use it for research, first drafts, and short versions of an article for social media and WhatsApp. A person on our team then writes the final text and the doctor reviews it. No medical text prepared by a tool is published without that review.
Do you write in Arabic and English?
Yes, and we write each version for its reader. Saudi patients read Arabic in words they know, residents read clear English, and the medical facts match in both versions.
How many articles do you write per month?
It depends on your services, your priorities and the doctor's time for review. Fewer articles reviewed with care are more useful than many that wait for approval. We agree on the number in the plan, and we do not sell ready-made packages.
Start from the questions your front desk hears
Send us your website link and five questions patients keep asking. In a free consultation of about 30 minutes, we will suggest the topics to start with.
We reply on the same working day.
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