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Placebo Effect Improves Marketing Results

February 22, 2008

Crtitical information about managing word-of-mouth, and how it affects your practice, has come from a study of placebos conducted at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor.

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Make Your Yellow Page Ad Leap Off the Page - Attention-Grabbing Fixes

February 12, 2008

The Ideal Yellow Page Ad The very best ad is the intersection between what a buyer is looking for, and what a business provides.

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Getting More Out of Publicity by Leveraging Your Exposure

February 7, 2008

When you’ve gained credibility through an interview, maximize the implied endorsement of the publication by reprinting the interview.

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Building a Social Network for Your Practice

January 24, 2008

As a physician, you can discuss medical and health-related issues with your patient, say, to remind them of their annual flu inoculation, or write about ways to eat healthier. What’s nice about social networks, is that you can also invite other professionals to join, such as a trusted fitness trainer, a nutritionist maybe.

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Why Patients Judge Your Practice By Your Restrooms

December 22, 2007

Does the average person have the knowledge necessary to judge your clinical skills? How can she determine whether you’re an excellent practitioner, or merely average?

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Slow News Days - Seven Tips To Promote Your Practice Through Press Releases.

December 17, 2007

Be sure your contact information – your name, your practice name, your practice address - are included, but not until at least the 4th paragraph. Use that information too early, and your story appears to be just another piece of puffery.

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How I Marketed My Health Care Practice

October 31, 2007

When your practice is new, you usually have more time than money. Nurse Practitioner Barbara C. Phillips used that time to build relationships which helped her practice to quickly grow.

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Blogging for Your Practice

October 26, 2007

A blog is a social media tool many companies are using nowadays, people and organizations use it to communicate with each other. It also has the capability of being a resource to your patients.

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Advance My Practice adds Contributing Editors

October 20, 2007

Author and Chiroprator, Dr. Tom Necela, and PR expert Rodger “Your PR Guy” Johnson are contributing editors to Advance My Practice.

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Can I, Should I Market My Practice on the Web, Part 1?

October 5, 2007

You won’t have much success using the Internet to attract new patients to your practice. However, you need a web presence for credibility and to provide contact information.

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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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How Will Patients Call if They Don’t Remember Your Name?

September 10, 2007

By Chuck McKay

“Getting your name out there” can have value, provided you’re terribly patient and none of your competitors is doing the same thing.

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Two Strategies to Market Your Practice

September 7, 2007

By Chuck McKay

Some patients look for a good benefits / price ratio. Others search for an adviser they can trust. Interestingly, the right thing to say to one is exactly the wrong thing to say to the other.

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