In this episode, Jennifer and Corey discuss five crucial topics shaping the medical marketing landscape next year—from rising costs to AI disruption—and provide actionable insights to help your practice stay ahead of the curve.
Today's patients are savvy. And a lot of them want to know how they can remain healthy and active as they age. They're researching their symptoms, comparing providers, and making informed decisions about their
In this episode of The DrMarketingTips Show, we dive into a surprising yet critical factor impacting employee wellness, patient outcomes, and overall workplace culture: sleep. As stress, burnout, and lack of sleep become widespread
The holiday season is a prime time to show appreciation and gratitude to your employees, patients, and referring partners. In this episode of the DrMarketingTips Show, we discuss creative ideas for spreading holiday cheer,
Did you know that 87% of consumers would switch brands to ones associated with a good cause, given similar prices and quality? Discover how cause marketing can create a positive impact on both your
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is cracking down on deceptive review practices with a new rule set to take effect later this year. This rule impacts healthcare providers, from medical practices and doctors to
Are you thinking about advertising your practice to get more visibility and bring in more patients? In this episode, hosts Jennifer and Corey take a look at the resurgence of TV advertising for digital
LinkedIn's explosive growth is undeniable. For medical practices, it's no longer just an option – it's the prime platform for referrals, networking, and recruitment. While you may think you know what to post, new
The healthcare industry has been facing a critical staffing shortage. A report by the Association of American Medical Colleges projects a shortfall of up to 124,000 physicians by 2034, including tens of thousands of
A recent court ruling in Texas has declared the use of website tracking tools, like cookies and pixels, does not violate HIPAA, as long as Protected Health Information (PHI) is not collected. Co-hosts Jennifer
