But unless you’re a medical person, and can prove it, Google will block your site.

However, there is a way to market to people who need the help, without being unethical or sneaky.

The way to do that is to curate content from real medical sites, with links and quotes, and talk about what you think.

Your not claiming to be a professional, you’re talking about what the readers are thinking.

It’s about discussing the concerns and finding answers on legitimate websites.

You might have ads for supplements, or Amazon, or Google adsense, etc. on that site, and that would be OK.

If you make the site a public discussion forum then you’ll also get that coveted UGC (user generated content) which adds interactivity and repeat visitors.

Most marketers have left this market to the doctors and nurses, but that leaves the opportunity wide open because they’re not marketers and are not good at converting traffic to sales.

Of course you could also cheat just a little and buy a title online somewhere and call yourself a doctor.

You shouldn’t try practicing medicine with one of those, but still…

Regards,
Brent.

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The stuff others aren’t looking for.

That’s where the real gold is.

Talking about gold, did you know that it’s considered a rich vein of gold when you find 2.23 oz of gold in a ton of rock?

That’s moving a lot of rock for a small return.

That link above has a lot more potential.