Today, using social media to promote your health and wellness practice is a must. If you’re not connecting with prospective patients on social media, you’re probably losing business to competitors who do. And if you already have an online presence, there is always room for improvement.
Like all business owners, solo practitioners and owners of small law firms want to increase their caseloads and revenue. An essential first step toward achieving this goal is adopting a marketing strategy that fuels practice growth. Our law firm marketing strategy is written with this in mind.
According to industry publication McKnight’s Senior Living, availability is beginning to open up at residences as the COVID recovery continues. This means the time is now right for senior living live events.
Consider these facts: nearly 70% of doctors use social media for business, according to the Wisconsin Healthcare Public Relations & Marketing Society. Meanwhile, the National Center for Biotechnology Information reports 41% of healthcare consumers use social media to choose providers.
As a financial advisor, you’re already viewed by many of your prospects and clients as an expert in your field. But people do business with those they trust, so you can’t count on knowledge and experience alone. Your clients must feel they can rely on you.
There is encouraging news for LeadingResponse clients in New York and New Jersey who stopped hosting dinner seminars last year. The Wall Street Journal reports both states are removing capacity limits on restaurants and indoor dining May 19.