With more patients turning to online reviews for guidance when choosing their new healthcare providers, it’s important to monitor and handle your reviews as they roll in-- especially the negative ones.
With more patients turning to online reviews for guidance when choosing their new healthcare providers, it’s important to monitor and handle your reviews as they roll in-- especially the negative ones.
With a staggering 81% of people using online reviews to help them choose a new healthcare provider in their area, positive and current reviews are imperative to a successful practice. It is not enough to let reviews passively roll in. Positive review acquisition, the process of soliciting reviews from satisfied patients, is necessary for keeping your online reputation fresh and attractive.
As a promotional strategy, healthcare marketing should utilize different marketing channels and tools to create, optimize, and share valuable, branded health-related content that doesn’t just help teach and promote public health information, but also promotes the particular healthcare brand publishing the content.
In today’s digital world, the internet has enabled patients to seek out information, compare all options, and make decisions regarding their health. Whether you are a dentist, physician, gynecologist, or gastroenterologist, it has become crucial for all the healthcare providers to adapt to a marketing strategy that focuses on building the three pillars for their healthcare business – i.e., a satisfied and loyal patient base, a stellar online reputation, and a robust internet presence.
Healthcare content marketing in its essence is about creating and sharing valuable, relevant, and consistent health-related online materials such as blogs, articles, videos, infographics, and social media posts in order to attract and retain a clearly defined audience – your target patients – and ultimately drive profitable converting actions from them. Content being created and distributed under this marketing approach differ from the usual marketing content like the digital ad copies. That's because the former content type,...
A major part of having a strong online presence for a website is its ability to provide seamless and responsive user-experience on any internet access device, including mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets. Same applies to your practice's website which is an online window for your patients to take a look at what's inside of your brick-and-mortar practice.
With the high popularity of smartphones – for their ability to provide internet services on the go – your practice's website needs to be...
