Yes, definitely! Especially when I explain what the app offers.

When I’m doing research, I always try to double check the information, by looking at more than one trustworthy source. I’ll usually start with their official website, then to their professional profiles (like LinkedIn or Healthgrades), and any interviews, articles, or social media they’ve been featured in. I also make sure the information is current (I was taught to only use credible data used from the current date back to maximum 5 years prior, for the most updated version possible). As I go, I keep notes organized so I can easily double check things later if needed. I plan on pulling information that’s only relevant to the project, the whether their values and audience match the brand. It’s about more than just collecting data to me personally, but making sure that the information I find is useful, reliable, and up to date with the latest finds in order to make smart decisions.

Yes, I’ve done research on healthcare professionals, especially in areas like integrative and functional medicine. I usually use tools like Google, LinkedIn, and various directories to find and organize info about their background, focus areas, and whether they align well with a brand’s mission.When I research, I look beyond just credentials, I pay attention to how they show up online, what kinds of products or treatments they support, and how involved they are in the wellness space. I’m thorough and organized, and I understand how important it is to find practitioners who genuinely fit with the brand for any kind of partnership to make sense.