Marketing Your Practice

Let Marketing Do the Labor for You

As summer starts to come to a close, Labor Day is the last big push of the season for sales and promotions. But in order to make the most of this upcoming holiday, you need to ramp up your seasonal marketing. Here are our tips for marketing your chiropractic practice this Labor Day weekend.

Stay Connected with Patients During Coronavirus: Google My Business

We know that COVID-19 has presented challenges for your chiropractic practice and one of them is maintaining the connection between patient and chiropractor while still following safety protocols. One area we can all continue to improve on is our online presence. Last week we discussed how you can stay connected through Facebook and this week’s suggestions are all about Google My Business.

Stay Connected with Patients: Facebook

There’s no denying that our current situation has been challenging. COVID-19 protocols have required chiropractors to change how things are done in their practices, but the connection between patient and chiropractor is more important than ever. With social distancing and less interaction with patients, one way to stay connected is through Facebook. Here are our tips.

Improve Patient Experience with Marketing, Automation, and Technology

There are plenty of suggestions we can give you regarding your practice, but in today’s environment, marketing and automating your practice is an absolute must. in this week’s Tuesday Night Facebook Live, we talk marketing, automation, and Review Wise with Matt Prados.

How is your Holiday Marketing?

The holidays are officially here and holiday marketing campaigns are an opportunity to show the fun, festive, and personal side of your chiropractic practice. For chiropractors, holiday marketing can be as simple as putting a seasonal touch on your successful marketing strategies. Here are some ideas for your holiday marketing.

Promote Your Chiropractic Practice!

A successful marketing strategy is key to the growth if your chiropractic practice. If you’re looking to strengthen your marketing efforts, try one (or all) of our tips.

Does Your Website Need An Upgrade?

Running your own chiropractic practice means you are responsible for every aspect: patient care, marketing, hiring, staff management, billing, and more! Sometimes things fall through the cracks, but one of them shouldn’t be your website. In fact, a non-optimized and outdated website is doing your chiropractic practice more harm than you realize. Here are a few reasons why your website might not be bringing in the patients.

Where's the Positive in a Negative Review?

So you’ve been encouraging your patients to leave reviews and carefully monitoring how your practice holds up on review sites. Most people have nothing but nice things to say, making it even more alarming when you read about a less-than-stellar experience a patient had at your practice. You know that reviews are a great way to bring in new patients, so a negative one will surely hurt you, won’t it? Before you go into a panic, learn about the benefits of a negative review.