You know Valentine's Day, right? The day of heart-shaped chocolates, love letters, and romantic dinners? Well, it's also a perfect time for us to chat about showing some love to ourselves, especially regarding the
The start of a new year is the perfect time to evaluate your ENT practice's marketing strategy. Effective marketing is the key to achieving these goals, whether you're looking to expand your patient base, introduce
The start of a new year signals a time of reflection and revision. It's a golden opportunity for your ENT practice to elevate its digital footprint, directly influencing patient trust and appointment bookings. Here's a
WordPress stands out as a top choice among professionals when it comes to building a website for medical practices. Let's get into the reasons behind its popularity (and why it’s the only website platform we
Is your practice struggling to engage and keep patients informed? The demands of the digital age have changed the way doctors and patients communicate. Even before a prospective patient steps foot in your practice,
Why is local search significant to your practice? Five steps to improve local search How do new patients find your practice? Undoubtedly, the internet has transformed how patients choose their healthcare providers. Now, seventy
You may not often think of your medical practice as a brand, but it is! Every member of your team, and every patient interaction creates the perception of your practice - that is your
If you’re going to do one thing from a marketing perspective in 2020, invest in your people. Investing in your employees’ personal and professional development (as well as your own) will pay dividends to
The American Society of Ophthalmic Administrators (ASOA), an organization that empowers ophthalmic leaders to elevate the business of ophthalmology through education, innovation, support, and collaboration, hosted Insight Marketing Group president Jennifer Thompson as a
Earlier this year we were invited to partner with ReferralMD to provide our brand of marketing advice and real-world examples (with a touch of terrible puns) to physicians and healthcare providers throughout the U.S.
