MCPR Blog2025-05-05T14:24:29-04:00

TIPS ON PR AND MEDIA RELATIONS

There is a lot to know about how to get on the short list for journalists seeking input for their stories, how to advise experts to respond to requests for comments, and why timing is everything when making the connection between a journalist and an expert. Read on for insights from the healthcare media relations specialists at MCPR.

Understanding Beauty PR

The beauty industry is super competitive and fast-moving. With countless experts and brands offering skincare information, dermatologic treatments, haircare, cosmetics, and wellness products, standing out requires more than just a great formula—it requires a powerful story. That’s where beauty PR Read More >

What Is Public Relations and Why Do Doctors Need It?

When people think about public relations (PR), they often picture businesses, celebrities, or politicians working to build their image. But PR is just as important in healthcare, where trust and credibility are central to the doctor–patient relationship. What Is Public Read More >

Let’s go! Doctor PR Results That Make a Difference

In today’s healthcare setting, medical expertise alone isn’t enough. Patients want to see your credentials, and hear your voice, in the news media they already trust. That’s where public relations comes in. At MCPR Public Relations, we specialize exclusively in Read More >

The Overlap Between PR and SEO

As a physician or healthcare professional looking to grow your practice, you know that SEO (search engine optimization) is essential. When current and potential patients search for your services online, you want your name and website to appear at the Read More >

PR for Doctor Authors

It’s one thing to have a good idea for a book and to write it well. It’s another thing to get an agent, a publisher, and to promote a book. It doesn’t matter if you are writing a self-help medical Read More >

Why PR is Essential for Dermatologists

You can’t click on Instagram, TikTok, or Facebook without seeing a dermatologist doing some sort of cosmetic procedure on a patient. There are tons of them. I often think that it must take tremendous time and energy for dermatologists to Read More >

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