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Customer Service for Medical Offices

Customer Service for Medical Offices

As a baseline, we all need to remember that generally no one wants our services, so customer service is vital.  No one wants to be sick, have to take off work to go to the doctor, or be in a situation where they must figure out what an insurance policy covers and...

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Acronyms are Bad for Marketing

Acronyms are Bad for Marketing

Please don’t use acronyms when talking about your practice. It’s bad for brand recognition. Does AFP mean anything to you? Me either. So, why would Austin Family Practice use it? How about EPD? Eye Physicians of Dallas. FMSD? Functional Medicine of San...

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Five Key Components to Improve Physician Websites

Five Key Components to Improve Physician Websites

Keep it simple and classy.  We’re not selling t-shirts or candy bars.  We’re selling a professional service.  Limit the number of call-outs and don’t put “Call Now” or overuse the 800 number.  In fact, we prefer a local phone number.  Particularly for specialists,...

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Should Your Practice Have Multiple Facebook Pages?

Should Your Practice Have Multiple Facebook Pages?

Should your practice have multiple Facebook pages? We get the question about whether or not a medical practice with multiple locations should have multiple pages. The answer is…it depends. It’s a complex answer that depends on the specifics of your...

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Marketing to Patients of a Retiring Physician

Marketing to Patients of a Retiring Physician

You’ve learned that a competitor is retiring? How do you position your practice so that you are an attractive option for those patients that are now looking for a physician? Get your practice in front of the patients in the spirt of “What can our practice...

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You’ve Added an Infusion Center, Now What?

You’ve Added an Infusion Center, Now What?

You have decided to add an infusion center to your practice and have the clinical parts worked out. Now what? It’s time to market it to potential referring physicians and patients. Brand First, you have to figure out who you are so that you can tell your story....

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