Know Me

Hi,

Myself Archana Prabhune, a ‘accidental content writer’. Yeah! when I came into this field, I was not knowing anything about content writing. I still remember, the very first thing I did when I began to write was to create a blog for telling stories. It was on WordPress.com (because it was free)

I was not 100% sure that I would opt for content writing as a career, so just to get used to WordPress, I created a blog for free. But to my utter surprise, I received many comments praising that blog. This motivated me. Till that time, I knew nothing about SEO.

Later, I joined a company Upnexo Technologies where I learnt about SEO and wrote review articles for hosting plans and Amazon affiliate articles. That was the starting point. Later I joined a digital marketing company that had a variety of clients.

There I found my dream niche. YES! I found the health niche. I wrote blogs for many hospitals and doctors. One thing I realized is that it is a very vast field and I was not a doctor. So I had to read on sites like WebMD, Healthline, Healthify, Mayo Clinic, Cleveland Clinic, Medline Plus, Medical News Today.

As a health writer, I learnt to

  • Research complex topics
  • Translate medical jargon
  • Write engaging content

Here are some testimonials from the doctors for whom I worked while working at Mktg.doctor

Testimonial from Dr Vashisht Dikshit
Testimonial from Dr. Anjali Saple

Testimonial From Dr. Vashisht Dikshit and Dr. Anjali Saple (at Mktg.doctor)

Would like to add one funny incident that happened to me after becoming a health writer.

Few days back, I was feeling dizzy all the time. Doctor did all types of tests but nothing came out. Later I asked the doctor, “Is it possible that I am experiencing all this as I am reading and writing medical content all the time?”

To my surprise, my doubt was true. So my dear aspiring fellow health writers be cautious. Don’t try to be a doctor. Just explain the complex medical terms in the simplest forms and forget all about it when the day ends, else you too will start feeling like me.

It’s important to maintain a healthy distance from the medical information you consume. Here are some tips for health writers.

  • Focus on Clarity, Not Diagnosis: Don’t try to self-diagnose or diagnose others. Your role is to explain medical information clearly, not replace medical professionals.
  • Maintain Work-Life Balance: Take breaks from reading and writing about health topics. Disconnect and engage in activities that help you de-stress.
  • Trust Medical Professionals: If you experience health concerns, consult a doctor. Don’t rely on self-diagnosis based on information you’ve read.

By following these tips, you can be a successful health writer while protecting your own well-being.

It is rightly said,

A health writer’s job is 50% research, 40% explaining things in a way your grandma can understand, and 10% dodging angry comments from doctors who think you got something slightly wrong.

So… Why Content Genius? Well, I created this website mainly for three reasons.

  1. To help aspiring health content writers through my blogs and detailed guides.
  2. To help doctors and hospitals to opt for ready made content bundles for blogs, social media calendars.
  3. To help digital marketing agencies who want SEO optimized health content for their clients’ websites.

The fourth and very important reason is that I want to satisfy my urge to write about ‘health’. Google’s EEAT policies, do not allow me to write about health as I am not a qualified doctor. Through the content bundles that contain informative articles about health, I will satisfy this urge.

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Thanks for reading this so far. Do follow me on on social media profiles. Comment on blogs and let me know how can I help you to do better.

God Bless You

Archana Prabhune..