How to say ‘no’ to patients.
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Great Medical Web Design is a crucial part of growing your Private Practice if you're an Orthopaedic Surgeon. Seven 'amazing' do's and don'ts, particularly not having a website, DIY websites, the Google 'Medic' Update, SEO, Copy Writing, the 'about' page, imagery, video, not niching enough, and finally not adding content to your website.
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.
Knowing what you should be doing is very different from doing what you know you should be doing. Here’s why I think people procrastinate over getting going with marketing activities in their Private Practices; perhaps these sound familiar to you?
Marketing is so much more than Google and Facebook Ads (and those expensive leaflets you had printed, which are now wafting around the floors of clinic waiting areas). Have a good hard think about anything you do on a daily basis to keep and attract patients.
The GDPR deadline is just days away and in all likelyhood there is going to be a lot of clinicians feeling rather underprepared and some other clinicians feeling REALLY rather underprepared. If you follow some basic principles it's not too difficult to write your own Privacy Notice,
‘Home cooking’ your cookies policy and carrying out your ‘Cookie Audit’.