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The 25 Best Health Blogs
An apple a day keeps the doctor away, but reading a good blog every day can keep you well-informed with enlightening commentary. It may even prove to keep the doctor away, too. Recently I put together a rigorous list of the 25 best health blogs, and I’d like to share the apples with you.
The all-English-language honorees were chosen with the following criteria in mind:
- frequent, regular posting (daily/near-daily)
- quality design (readable, pleasing to the eye, no overwhelming advertising/clutter)
- distinct viewpoint
- depth and breadth of health commentary
If you prefer audio-visuals, check out my interview of Jim Kukral, Fathom SEO Internet video marketing specialist and blogging strategist. We talk about the qualities of good blogs.
Finally, with 120,000 healthcare blogs out there, ask yourself, Why aren’t I blogging? Or, Does my blog distinguish itself from the masses? Let this guide tell you.
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What a great guide. A lot of people are turning to the internet for their health information so this is important information for anyone in the healthcare business.
So where is the list? could not find it anywhere.
WOW Paul,
I am very appreciative of this post. I have a number of clients that are in the health industry. This is going to be a tremendous resource for me. I will do my best to promote it and share the info!
Kudos! :)
Mango, did you try the link in my post? If it was too difficult to find on that page, try this link:
http://www.fathomseo.com/besthealthblogs/25besthealthblogs.pdf
Got it now, thanks Paul :)
Paul,
Excellent and extremely helpful post. With so many people using the Internet for their own health research (and finding information that isn’t always exactly helpful or true), it’s good to know there are resources out there that promote those blogs that are worthwhile.
Nice guide…keep ‘em coming.