Why you MUST build an email list for your physio Practice
Why You Must Build An Email List For Your Physio Practice. In this video I am going to describe why you must build and grow an email list, in order to market your Practice.
Why You Must Build An Email List For Your Physio Practice. In this video I am going to describe why you must build and grow an email list, in order to market your Practice.
Know that you need video on your website, but not sure where to start? Watch our great vlog that explains the essentials that will help you get into video.
Not GDPR Compliant? Not Professional! Our vlog explains why [...]
Are you a Doctor, Physio, or Osteo? Do you know what your GDPR requirements are, and are you truly compliant? Explore the common mistakes clinicians make in trying to become GDPR compliant, including the privacy notice, not having data processor to data controller agreements in place, hardware encryption, and data breach policies.
What you can do now to get started with video in your Private Practice marketing? Here are my Six Top Ninja production tips.
Video helps build trust with our patients, gain referrals, improve your SEO and give you the opportunity for live interaction with your patients. Video has quickly become the 'go to' medium in Private Practice.
There are Six key areas that clinicians typically tend to struggle with that we see time and time again. Weat Private Practice Ninja have the solutions for these.
Whatever the form of hacking (be it your laptop, Gmail, Facebook account) it is at best stressful, and at worst, a disaster. Typically, it’ll happen just when you weren’t expecting it (like mid-clinic). The fall out can be extensive...
Do you know how to deal with a personal data breach? Even with the best systems and processes in place, things can go awry. This is made even scarier and stressful if you learn of the breach in the middle of a very packed clinic. The ICO gives you 72 hours to report a breach, this is how you deal with it.
Been feeling a little tied up with all the red tape that Private Practice can bring? Wondering if it's just too much like hard work and probably not worth the extortionate indemnity fees.