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How to prepare for a cardiology consultation?
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Link Building for Healthcare
For clinics, private practices, and MedTech companies we prepare portal proposals, topics, and content for approval. We publish across 131 health portals and monitor the indexation of every placement for 12 months.
131
health portals
24h
to first publication
12 mo.
indexation monitoring
Health & Medicine
Health portal
DR 34Traffic 6740EN
Publication topic
What happens during an implantology consultation?
Expert articleyourclinic.com
Portal database
131 health portals — how do we know which one fits the specialty and audience?
We evaluate each portal for topical relevance, real traffic, domain profile, language, and pricing. We do not automatically assign a nutrition portal to a strictly clinical topic, or vice versa.
131
health & medical sites
86
beauty & cosmetics sites
215
diet & food sites
12 mo.
indexation monitoring
Portal selection criteria
- 01
Topical relevance
The portal's category and the article topic must align with the specialty and intended audience of the publication.
- 02
Real traffic
We assess actual traffic and organic visibility rather than relying on a single metric to evaluate a site.
- 03
DR and domain profile
Domain metrics are one factor in the evaluation, alongside topical fit, traffic, and editorial quality.
- 04
Language and market
We match the publication language and target market to where the clinic or device manufacturer operates.
- 05
Pricing and scale
The proposal accounts for campaign budget, cost per placement, and the total number of content pieces required.
We never select portals based on a single metric alone.
Collaboration paths
Are you building visibility for patients searching for specialists, or for professional buyers of medical equipment?
Both paths use health portals, but they differ in audience, source materials, target page, and communication boundaries.
Path 01
Clinic & patient
- Who it's for
- Someone researching a specialty, procedure, or clinic before booking an appointment at a specific location.
- What you gain
- How the consultation is structured, how to prepare for the visit, what diagnostics are involved, and how care is organised.
- Link destination
- The page for the specific service, specialty, or clinic — not a random subpage or the homepage.
- Materials
- Service scope, appointment flow, location details, approved patient information, and clinic source materials.
- Editorial boundary
- The article describes how the service is organised and what the visit involves. It does not diagnose, recommend treatment, or promise an outcome.
Sample topics
- How does a clinic handle a first-time dermatology appointment?
- What information does a patient receive before diagnostic imaging?
- How is follow-up communication managed after a specialist consultation?
Path 02
MedTech & B2B buyer
- Who it's for
- A physician, clinic manager, procurement team, or distributor evaluating solutions for professional use.
- What you gain
- Device intended use, specifications, implementation, system integration, staff training, and product documentation.
- Link destination
- A product or solution page, or technical material intended for a professional audience.
- Materials
- Product documentation, device intended use, approved specifications, target audience, and the scope of permitted claims.
- Editorial boundary
- Content is grounded in the supplied documentation and does not extend the declared intended use or imply therapeutic outcomes.
Sample topics
- How to define technical requirements before deploying medical equipment
- Staff training plan after purchasing a new medical device
- What a product data sheet for professional buyers should include
Packages
How many links do you need?
Scope is matched to the number of services, target pages, and markets. We do not duplicate links to the same specialty without a new topic and a distinct landing page.
Start
10publications
An initial scope focused on a single core service, specialty, or product line.
- Topics centred around one area
- Portal proposal before execution
- URL report and indexation monitoring
Lower unit cost
Pricing after portal selection
Growth
20publications
Scope covering multiple services, locations, or two distinct audience segments.
- Topics distributed across services
- Multiple target pages within one campaign
- Phased publication schedule
Lower unit cost
Pricing after portal selection
Topical Authority
30publications
A broader plan spanning multiple specialties, product lines, or markets.
- Separate topic clusters and target pages
- Option to combine clinic and MedTech paths
- Publication order agreed before launch
Lower unit cost
Pricing after portal selection
How it works
How we work together
- 1
Send your brief
Tell us about the site, niche, target market and campaign goal. We'll use that to scope the work.
- 2
Site selection & pricing
We match sites to your topic, audience and budget, then send a proposal for your approval.
- 3
Content & approval
You can supply a ready article or ask us to write one — either way you sign it off before we publish.
- 4
Publication & monitoring
Once approved, we publish and start monitoring indexation.
What's included
What do you receive after each publication?
Before the campaign starts we agree on portals, topics, and target pages. After each publication we deliver the live URL and activate indexation monitoring.
Portal proposal before execution
We present a shortlist of placements matched to specialty, audience, language, and budget. The client knows the planned venues before any publication begins.Topics and target pages
Each piece of content is assigned a topic and a specific service, clinic, or product page that the link should point to.Source materials and communication boundaries
We document the service scope or device intended use, audience, permitted claims, and the approving contact. We do not write content without defined communication boundaries.Content, approval, and indexation monitoring
The client reviews the proposed topic and portal before work begins. The finished content goes through an agreed approval process. After publication we share the live URL and monitor indexation for 12 months.
See if we're the right fit
Send a brief for one client — we'll come back with a portal proposal, role breakdown, and a rough timeline.
Important for this industry
What we do not link when the audience and medical communication boundaries are undefined
- We do not publish a placement when the audience has not been defined as either a patient or a professional buyer of a medical device.
- We do not publish content that diagnoses conditions, recommends treatment, or promises a therapeutic outcome.
- We do not point a link to a homepage when the article covers a specific service, specialty, or product.
- We do not combine patient-facing content with MedTech B2B messaging without a defined audience and source materials.
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Clinics and MedTech B2B target different portals and different landing pages
The audience determines the topic, portal, and target page — not the other way around
We start by determining whether the content addresses a patient or a professional buyer of medical devices. That decision drives the topic, tone, portal, and target page. An article about preparing for a consultation should not link to a generic homepage.
Clinics and MedTech manufacturers provide different source materials
A clinic provides its service scope, appointment flow, and information that should not be read as a diagnosis. A MedTech manufacturer supplies the device's intended use, approved specifications, target audience, and documentation that can underpin the content.
Topic, portal, and target page are approved as a single package
Before execution we present the topic, proposed publication venue, and draft content together. The client approves the medical or product information, and only then do we publish and begin indexation monitoring.
The article does not replace a consultation and makes no therapeutic promises
Content may explain how a service is organised and what to expect at an appointment. It does not diagnose, recommend treatment, promise a therapeutic outcome, or extend the declared intended use of a medical device.
Clinics & hospitalsDental practicesAesthetic medicineMedical equipment
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to common questions about placements, content, and campaign execution for healthcare practices and medical brands.
The scope can cover portal proposals, a topic plan, content creation or publication of client-supplied copy, target page assignment, and 12-month indexation monitoring. We provide a full scope and pricing before any work begins.
Yes. We can produce articles based on the client's information and source materials, or publish ready-made copy supplied by the client. Topic and content are submitted for approval before publication.
The client approves information relating to services, procedures, device specifications, and intended use. TakeLink prepares and edits the content but does not replace the medical or legal review required on the client's side.
Yes. Before execution we present a portal shortlist matched to specialty, audience, market, and budget. Publications start only after the scope is confirmed.
We can deliver the first publication within 24 hours of scope confirmation. The schedule for subsequent placements depends on the total number of articles, content readiness, and campaign parameters.
Yes. For manufacturers and distributors we define the professional audience, topic, product page, and documentation that underpins the description of device specifications and intended use.
Pricing depends on the selected portals, number of placements, and whether TakeLink produces the content. The client receives a full scope and quote before execution; higher volumes typically reduce the per-placement cost.
If a placement is not indexed within 60 days, or drops from the index within 12 months, we move it to a comparable portal at no additional charge.
No. Content may explain how a service is organised, how to prepare for an appointment, and what questions to ask a specialist. It does not replace a consultation, identify a condition, or prescribe therapy for an individual.
A publicly available, indexed article can be discovered by search engines and their AI features. No special AI markup is required, but citation by a specific model, brand recommendation, or a guaranteed result cannot be promised.
Last updated: July 2026
Next step
Do you have a specialty, source materials, and a ready target page?
Share the page, specialty, market, and campaign goal. We will prepare a proposal with publication venues and topics for your approval.
131health portals
24hto first publication
12 mo.indexation monitoring
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