Archive for the 'blogging' Category

Offer products/services at a variety of price points

Tuesday, January 20th, 2009

In our marketing coaching packages we review the concept of “The Healthcare Marketing Funnel™” with clients. The idea behind The Healthcare Marketing Funnel™ is to attract our ideal patients by providing a variety of free and low cost services, and methodically building a sense of trust and understanding. As our connection strengthens with our clients, [...]

Establish Trust with your Patients

Tuesday, January 13th, 2009

Patients want to learn about their health, be healed by and build a relationship with a person, not a large, cold corporation.  A person is someone you can confide in and share personal information with – a corporation is not. A person cares about your health and well-being – a corporation does not.
 
Trust is critical
 
Establishing [...]

How similar are word of mouth marketing and blogging?

Tuesday, November 11th, 2008

How easy is it to generate word of mouth marketing through blogging, forums, and other social media outlets? Isn’t that one of the benefits of blogging - to link to others who in turn will link to you and bring visitors to each other? Just think of the possibilities.
It’s important to realize that search engines [...]

Doctors and blogging

Tuesday, May 29th, 2007

Here is an interesting article in USA today about Doctors and blogging. While many health related blogs are patients writing about their own experiences and health issues, there are a growing number of doctors blogging, often anonymously, about their own experiences.
Venting about their day and perhaps frustrating patients they’ve worked with, the number of doctors [...]

great example of linking in a blog

Thursday, January 25th, 2007

One of the things we talked about in the blogging teleseminar I held yesterday was linking to other people’s blogs and articles within your post. Linking profusely and even linking to other people when you get an IDEA about something from them.
I was doing some research online and found a good example of this [...]

blogging in the healthcare industry

Tuesday, January 23rd, 2007

It’s been my experience that blogging has not been embraced by the healthcare industry.
The executives at many hospitals are fearful of getting negative comments on blogs and opt not to use them. Others are unsure of the benefits of blogging and are so busy with the day-to-day activities in running their business that they [...]

here’s to the Boulder Media Women’s Group

Thursday, November 2nd, 2006

A couple days ago I posted about finding networking groups to mingle with and how they are a great way to get to know people in a specific group or industry. I have a great little story to share about a creative group of women near my home town in Colorado and a unique way [...]

stressful day

Tuesday, October 10th, 2006

Working from home
We all have them — the stressful days from hell. Today I had two teleclasses, an ezine to produce, and several mishaps with an organization I volunteer with that took up several hours of my day. Then, my husband shows up out of the blue and scares me to death walking around upstairs [...]

The bad blogger

Monday, October 2nd, 2006

I started this blog several months ago with the intent to talk to my e-zine subscribers and fans (maybe not the right word, but maybe it is) two-way. I had heard tons of information about blogging and how it was a great way to communicate. Another great marketing tool. And of course, as a marketer, [...]

WSJ list of industry top blogs

Monday, December 19th, 2005

Want to learn what blogs different industries use? Check out this article in the Wall Street Journal and find out "What the in-crowd knows". The article breaks down some of the most popular blogs by industry…advertising, healthcare, music.  It’s worth taking a quick peek at. There may be something of interest to you or one [...]