Cannabis audience targeting

An FDA warning letter is a letter that can be issued for many reasons. Most of the CBD companies that have been issued warning letters have violated FDA marketing restrictions for CBD. Namely, they are making medical claims about their products. Anyone selling cannabis or CBD, or marketing it, should read “FDA Regulation of Cannabis and Cannabis-Derived Products, Including Cannabidiol (CBD) https://www.fda.gov/news-events/public-health-focus/fda-regulation-cannabis-and-cannabis-derived-products-including-cannabidiol-cbd.”

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The next step with this outline is to create article outlines for the three major topics. However, you’ll also want to consider your keyword research. In this example, buying, building, and operating a greenhouse are all top keywords and major themes. However, keyword data also suggests that cannabis lighting and cultivation are also very relevant. In this case, the greenhouse company needs to consider if it is something to give more attention to. Since this greenhouse company also sells lighting and cultivation supplies, they will add these as cornerstone topics as well as include them as part of their operational content.

In addition to the FDA guidance, CBD recipes are impractical and ineffective. In most cases, they are just a waste to people. This is because CBD tinctures, CBD oil, and CBD isolate powders are not water-soluble. That is, they only dissolve in oil (and have a bad taste). Also, if a product is intended to be heated, the CBD will be in its acidic form (CBDA). CBDA is not active in the body until it is decarboxylated into CBD (the same goes for THCA and THC). So the CBD product may not be in the right form to be eaten.

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Iffland, K., & Grotenhermen, F. (2017). An update on safety and side effects of cannabidiol: a review of clinical data and relevant animal studies. Cannabis and cannabinoid research, 2(1), 139-154. https://www.liebertpub.com/doi/full/10.1089/can.2016.0034

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Always avoid terms like, “treat,” “cure,” “therapy,” “therapeutic,” that suggest CBD or cannabis is a medical product. Attribute “observations,” “study findings,” “[source] claims/found/suggested that…”

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Likewise, if a product claims to be “GMP,” it must be registered as such with the FDA. This requires independent certification, but without a registration number from the FDA you cannot make any GMP-related claim! When it comes to wholesale and white-labeling, the product ceases to be GMP unless the seller/final brand of the product maintains those GMP conditions. This means also registering with the FDA.

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How to select the right greenhouse for your location

3% of conditions actually have evidence that cannabis/cannabinoids are an ineffective treatment

When you look over the keywords that you’ve found, you’ll immediately notice that some are totally irrelevant or don’t make sense. You can just delete these or ignore them since they are very obviously lacking in relevance. Next, look at each keyword and consider what the intent is when someone types it into Google. Some keywords have very vague intent or intent that does not match your goals. An example of this is “CBD tincture Reddit” this keyword is both irrelevant and does not meet intent since a person searching this is looking for that Reddit page.

There is also a very wide spectrum when it comes to skill and quality. You can get a blog for as little as five dollars from a foreign Fiverr freelancer, but the quality of this blog is going to be very low. It will use the keywords you specify, but will essentially be vacant of useful, factual, and/or interesting information and likely will sound like it wasn’t written by a native English speaker. This information-vacant content can also be called “copypasta.” While you might think, “At least I’ll have something that uses some good keywords.” You’ll be disappointed to learn that search engines will penalize your website for using information-vacant content that is stuffed with keywords.

Once you have identified your audience, topics, and keywords, it is time to create a content plan. Your content plan will give you a roadmap to creating a blog that is organized, successful, and impactful. These are the four types of content you will address in your content plan:

Only capitalize “cannabis” as “Cannabis” when it is the first word in a sentence or is being used as a proper noun to refer to the species cannabis.