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Content Marketing Tools for Eldercare Professionals: Blogging, Newsletters, Social Media and Content-Rich Websites

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Content Marketing Tools for Eldercare Professionals

Websites

From DIY to done-for-you, we provide websites for every budget, including Our Services pages written by people who understand your niche in the eldercare landscape.

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Newsletters

Three fresh articles per month, plus more than 10 years of past issues. Online, print, and email.

Consider a newsletter »

Blogging

Weekly or monthly blogposts on your company website. Also consider your LinkedIn profile.

Boost your credibility »

Marketing Packages

From animated slide shows to social media updates and branded follow-up materials, you receive the resources you need to become the local expert in key niche markets.

Showcase your expertise »

Social Media Support

Choose from Facebook and LinkedIn status updates to weekly or monthly blogposts.

Pick a platform »

Google Services

Optimize your Google Business Profile with regular blog posting. Collect and display Google Reviews.

Increase your visibility »

Crystal L.
I have had the pleasure of working with Elder Pages Online on several occasions. I appreciate their knowledge of the Aging Life Care Profession, their professionalism and their keen sense of how to represent my companies in the most informative light. The combined skill sets of Tasha, Ben & Aria provide services that would take several agencies to fill if I were to go elsewhere. Thank you.
cindy G.
If you are working in the wonderful world of the Senior Care Industry, like I have been for over 15 years, and need a new website or just want to ramp up your LinkedIn profile or Google Business page, I can honestly say the team (Tasha, Ben & Aria) at Elder Pages Online GETS IT! I have never had a company take such an interest and deep dive into researching and understanding my senior move management business like they have. The writing, digital marketing and technical expertise is incredible! The thing about Elder Pages Online, is that they REALLY CARE about getting it right and putting your companies best foot forward, digitally speaking. The thing about working with them is they helped me look at my company with a fresh new perspective! I could not be happier and so excited about our new look and approach!
Leslie-Alin T.
Don't hesitate to engage w/ Tasha, Aria & Ben from ElderPages OnLine! Superb content. Great suggestions. Well-thought out, researched, organized, comprehensive, purposeful campaigns. I should have started w/ them sooner!
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Your Safety Net program: An annual revenue stream

If you’re looking for a way to connect with referrers, market to the young-old, and add some consistency to your revenue stream, consider a Safety Net program.

LGBTQ+ aging and care managers

LGBTQ+ aging and care managers: With Pride Month coming up in June, consider letting your community know the many ways you can help LGBTQ+ elders. From easing the transition into an ALF, to providing staff training for home-care agencies and long-term care facilities, you can make a name for yourself by specializing in the needs of this community.

Business benefits of an enrichment program

If you are looking for a joyful way to augment your practice, consider an enrichment program. It can even out your cash flow, provide networking opportunities with referrers, bring new clients into your practice and give you a stronger bond with existing clients.

Does your website speak to all your audiences?

While your clients may be older adults, the people shopping for your services are often their adult children. Completely different audience with very different needs. But what about your referrers? Does your website address their pain points? And potential employees? Does your website express your company culture in a way that is attractive in a competitive labor market?