AI Blog Writer for Medical Practices
AI Blogger plans and writes SEO articles for your practice from live Google results, your Search Console data and your own photos and videos. A person approves the plan before anything goes live.
Most patients are back at a desk job in about one to two weeks, while final swelling settles over the following months. Here is what each stage looks like, and what our surgeon asks patients to plan for.
Splint, rest and a few check-ins. For the full procedure, see our rhinoplasty page and before-and-after gallery.
Written from your search data, not a template.
Most AI writers start from a blank prompt. AI Blogger starts from three sources before it writes a word.
- 1Live Google results. For every target search it reads the pages ranking right now and builds an outline that covers what patients expect, without copying them.
- 2Your Search Console. It looks at the last 90 days of your Google Search Console data to find what you already show up for.
- 3Your own practice. Your services, providers, photos and videos, taken from your website and your files. It does not invent credentials or treatments.
Your month of content on one plan.
Each month gets one plan. You see every topic, its page address and its status before a single article is written.
| Topic | Status |
|---|---|
| How long is recovery after rhinoplasty?/blog/rhinoplasty-recovery/ | Published |
| How much does rhinoplasty cost in your city?/blog/rhinoplasty-cost-your-city/ | Client review |
| Rhinoplasty vs. non-surgical nose job/blog/rhinoplasty-vs-non-surgical/ | Draft ready |
| What to expect at your first consultation/blog/first-consultation/ | Planned |
Starts where you are closest to page one.
The planner pulls the searches where your site already sits around positions 10 to 25 with real impressions. Those are the cheapest wins: a new or rewritten page can move them onto page one.
Every new plan reads your latest Search Console data, so next month's topics build on what is already getting seen.
Book a 15-min demoArticles that sound like your practice wrote them.
Specific to your practice, written at a clear reading level, and built to send readers to the pages where they book.
Answers the question in the first paragraph.
Readers and Google get the answer right away. The rest of the article explains it, section by section, without filler like "state-of-the-art" or "compassionate care".
Links readers to your own service pages.
Every article carries at least three links to your own pages on natural wording. A cost article answers cost and points to your service page for the procedure, so the blog never competes with it.
Uses your own photos and videos.
Articles carry your practice's own before-and-after photos and videos where they fit the section, so patients see your results, not stock images.
Rules every article follows.
These come from the corrections our editors made on real practice blogs. The agent now follows them on every draft.
City only when the topic is local
"Cost in your city" names the city. Recovery, comparisons and first-visit guides read naturally without it.
Only services your site offers
Topics are limited to treatments your live website shows. Nothing is guessed from your specialty.
No trademarked names without a license
Branded procedure names are left out unless your practice is licensed to use them.
Your provider, never the agency
If there is a byline, it is your own provider. No "written by" line for us or a generic admin.
One clear H1 and clean headings
Each post gets one heading per idea, in order, with the target search worked in naturally.
Self-checked before review
Each article is checked by the agent before it reaches a reviewer, and checked again once it is live.
Optional client review
Turn on client review and each article waits as a draft until your practice approves it.
Every draft in an editable doc
Drafts live in a document your team can comment on and edit before publishing.
From plan to published, step by step.
Here is what happens to one month of content. The yellow steps are the ones a person signs off on.
Topics pulled from your search data
Search Console queries close to page one, services on your live site and articles already planned, so nothing repeats.
The plan is approved
Nothing is written for publishing before the month's plan is approved.
Live Google results read for each topic
The ranking pages for each target search shape the outline. Your facts fill it in.
Article written with your photos and videos
Answer first, links to your service pages, your own before-and-afters and videos where they fit.
A person reviews, or your practice does
Every article goes to a reviewer. With client review turned on, it waits as a draft for your OK.
Published to your website's blog
Posted with its featured image, then checked again on the live page.
Built for quality and control.
Ready for a blog that keeps up?
Book a 15-minute demo. We will show you a sample plan built from your own website and search data.