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Medical Field SEO - Footer Fine Print Information worth adding for SEO Impact?

Hey everyone,

Clients will be redesigning the site and asked if I had any suggestions, so I began researching the competitors and noticed that all of them had information about their products, linking to actual NCBI studies just above the footer of their homepage.

Basically, they had footer fine print information.

Clients like the idea but want to know if it has any SEO impact. While it made sense that it obviously would be good information, and possibly contribute to a better understanding of the page, I'm looking for concrete proof that this has proven to assist in SEO efforts.

So I would love to ask if anyone knows anything about this from personal experience or knows some information out there that I can read about this.

Thank you in advance for any comments

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