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The caption formula our clinics use

3 min readBrontë
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Four lines, in this order, every time. It reads like a person wrote it because a person did.

  1. The situation, in the client’s words — “I couldn’t sleep on that shoulder.”
  2. What you did about it, plainly, with no clinical jargon.
  3. What changed, with a number or a time frame.
  4. One small invitation: a question, or where to book.

Keep it under 80 words. Long captions aren’t punished, but they are rarely read, and the fourth line is the one that pays.

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