By advertising on Simple Solutions, you can cater to a diverse and discerning audience that is curious to know more about their health and healthcare. Often these people are well informed and looking for information that can help them make informed decisions about availing a service or buying a product. We offer you these options to advertise.

Format of Published Article

“The Expert’s Take”

“The Expert’s Take” provides the expert’s views on their studies published in peer-reviewed journals.

“The Right Question”

“The Right Question” providing actionable solutions to various issues raised by users.

We expect the user to share their experience with others so as to help them in better decision making. we encourage the users to share

Personal experience: Try to share what you experienced rather than what you heard or informed by others. Elaborating your experience rather than resorting to generalizations or judgment.

Accuracy: Make sure your review is factually correct. Avoid exaggerating or misrepresenting your experience.

Business photos and videos should be broadly relevant to the business and reflect the typical consumer experience (e.g., what the business looks like, what the business offers, etc.).

If you post a photo or video that showcases a more unique personal experience with a business, we may remove it from the photo gallery for the business, but it still may appear alongside your review if you write one about the business.

We expect the user to share their experience with others so as to help them in better decision making. we encourage the users to share

Personal experience: Try to share what you experienced rather than what you heard or informed by others. Elaborating your experience rather than resorting to generalizations or judgment.

Accuracy: Make sure your review is factually correct. Avoid exaggerating or misrepresenting your experience.

People from the medical fraternity are usually more concerned and informed about the medical and health-related issues, but that doesn’t mean these are the only people who matter.

If you think, your views are original and benefit our readers if shared; we would be honored to have your post published.

People with local/regional knowledge about a condition, services, etc have a valuable contribution to make if they write.

We usually invite people to write a blog for us whose contribution will be beneficial to our readers. These are often the people we are well published in their field.

Quality of post: we look for the blogs which are well researched and referenced and usually more than 1000 words.

Photos and videos in the blogs are required, but we want them to be either from credit free source or credited to the owner.

Credit: Most of the health-related posts have facts and data, used to substantiate an argument. We request the writer to provide references to the peer review article to validate it.

Self-promotion: as a policy, we do not approve a post directed primarily to promote self, clinic, hospital, drug, or any other commercial activity. Excellent blog posts reaching our huge reader base will build you a brand value, which can not be matched by any amount of self-promotion.

Copyright: for any post to be published with us, the author has to transfer the copyright of that post to us, for legal reasons.

Comment: Comments are the conversations about your published article. Answer any queries related to your article via the comments. Comments will give you more exposure and help out your readers.

Any post primarily targeted the promotion of self, drug, machine, equipment, hospital, clinic, or any commercial activity.

Any post which is abusing, derogatory, insulting to any person, belief, institute, or independent entities.

Any blog post copied from anywhere else and in anyways not original.

We invite you to contribute to the discussion and engage in lively debate. Please be civil and respectful to others, leave out profanity, and keep your comments constructive and on topic.

Links to external sites are not accepted, as Simple solutions are not responsible for the content on those sites. Sometimes audience feedback leads to new story ideas and follow-up articles, so we reserve the right to include your comments in future coverage.

What’s acceptable?

The importance of free speech and debate in a democratic society cannot be overstated, but that doesn’t give anyone the right to make comments that are defamatory, unlawful, malicious, threatening, overly sexually explicit, profane, or advocate violence. Harassing or attacking other people with comments will not be tolerated. Spam, graffiti, campaigning, and advertising are also strictly prohibited.

How are the comments moderated?

All comments are post-moderated, meaning that Simple solutions may remove comments if it violates our commenting policies. If a comment disappears, it’s likely because it violated our commenting guidelines.

What if I see a comment that violates the commenting guidelines?

Please inform us in the contact mail provided at contact us.

Why are comments closed on some stories?

Due to legal concerns and the sensitive nature of some content on Simple solutions, we reserve the right to disable comments from time to time.

I see a comment that appears to be selling a ‘get-rich-quick’ scheme

We have a zero-tolerance policy for comments that promote commercial endeavors. Often these turn out to be spam. Simple solutions take no responsibility for any of the claims made by these spammers. We will remove and ban their comments without warning. You can help keep Simple solutions spam-free by opening the drop-down menu on the upper right-hand corner of the comment and marking it as spam.