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Your Practice Is Like A Record Store

October 24, 2009

Getting your name out there is the first step in successful word-of-mouth. And, in the absence of other information, when people are offered alternatives they’ll nearly always choose the more familiar.

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Measuring What Works in Marketing Your Physical Therapy Cash Practice

August 13, 2008

The most frequently asked question we hear is, “What is the most effective way to market my practice?” The answer to this is both simple and not-so-simple.

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Physical Therapist? You need a blog.

July 14, 2008

If you are a physical therapist who focuses on total knee rehab you can talk about total knee surgery and treatment. If your expertise is in rotator cuff injuries, you can blog about rotator cuff injuries and treatments. By offering quality expertise in your field you gain trust among your readers and possibly a potential patient or walk-in.

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Inside Your Patients’ Heads

June 28, 2008

Does your ideal practice match your neighborhood’s demographics? Do you know your patients “hot buttons?”

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The Measurable Value of Congratulations In Cash Practice Physical Therapy

June 15, 2008

The first time I gave a graduation “Certificate of Appreciation” to a patient I couldn’t believe the results. The family of the patient framed it and hung it on her wall!

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How To Market Your Private Physical Therapy Practice

May 1, 2008

The most common reason private physical therapy practices do not have business coming through their doors is simply because people do not know about them. Tell everyone you know, personally and professionally, what you are doing, and ask for their help.

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How to Explode the Number of Referrals From Your Patients

November 18, 2007

Everyone dreams of an all referral practice, where every new patient is the result of a referral from a satisfied patient. Here’s how to take the idea beyond dreaming and make it happen.

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Use the Holes in Your Appointment Book to Promote Your Practice

October 2, 2007

By Chuck McKay

This strategy could yield as many as 80 prospective patients who now know who you are, know how to find your office, and who now have a relationship with you, Doctor.

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