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Are you a care provider who hasn’t hosted live events in 2021 because of pandemic-related restaurant closures or capacity restrictions? Or finding that consumers are unwilling to commit to this type of activity? Those barriers have now been removed in many areas and...
Healthcare Marketing Trends for the Remainder of 2021
Congratulations on successfully navigating the first six months of 2021. It’s been a year like no other. Other than a continued emphasis on controlling the spread of COVID-19, we can’t say with certainty what the rest of 2021 holds for medical professionals. But that’s not stopping us from identifying three healthcare marketing trends we expect to emerge in the second half of the year. Let’s get started.
Live Events are Back and Better Than Ever.
Today it is not uncommon to see financial advisors shy away from in-person meetings and live events. Perhaps even abandoning the practice of these services completely. There have been many changes in how the world works since the start of this pandemic. You can see these changes in the ways people eat, shop, and interact at a social level.
Our American Association of Justice Conference 2021 Recap
LeadingResponse attended the American Association of Justice Conference in Las Vegas from July 12-15 to meet with other legal professionals and get a pulse on what’s happening in the industry. If you missed the event, we’ve got you covered.
Public Speaking Tips For Live, Virtual, and One-on-One Events.
Did you know that the fear of public speaking is the most common phobia? Roughly 75% of the population has public speaking anxiety. And the reality is that most professionals will have to speak in public or in front of a crowd at one time or another. While feeling nervous before getting in front of a group is a perfectly normal reaction, the jitters and anxiety are very real.
3 Ways the Pandemic Has Changed the Healthcare Industry
Even as vaccines become widely available and practices reopen to full capacity, the way healthcare is delivered has permanently changed. In addition, people now view and approach health and wellness differently than they did pre-COVID.
What Summer Slump? 3 Summer Seminar Myths To Stop Believing.
If you’re like many financial advisors, you might postpone your summer seminars. There is an ongoing rumor that the attendance and response rates aren’t as good as the rest of the year. However, we believe that to be a myth. There are many reasons that created this belief. In this post, we hope to dispel those. Let’s get started.
The New Drug for Alzheimer’s Disease: Here’s What You Need to Know.
Caretakers, families, and loved ones deal with the pain of Alzheimer’s disease every day. And while there is no cure, the FDA has approved a new medication intended to slow its progression. But there are still a lot of unanswered questions.
What a Senior Living Prospect Looks For in a Community
At this moment, the senior living industry is grappling with the lowest occupancy rates in 50 years, according to Forbes. One factor is the pandemic, but there are others. In order to attract a senior living prospect, community operators and marketers must change their approach.
Financial Services Trends for the Second Half of 2021
The financial services sector is gradually emerging from the economic downturn caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. Experts believe that advisors will need to approach marketing very differently, as trends have shifted and the pre-pandemic approaches will no longer work.
Easing Clients’ Investment Fears Following the Pandemic
To get by during the pandemic, some have had to tap into retirement accounts for money to live on. But even before COVID, Americans as a whole were financially unprepared for retirement. Research consistently shows 50% haven’t saved enough to maintain their standard of living during their post-working years.
Workers Compensation Claims in Two States Fueled by COVID, Civil Unrest
In Texas, for example, total workers’ compensation claims rose 34% in 2020 from 2019, Business Insurance reported June 3. The article noted the Texas Dept. of Workers Compensation released a report citing an increase in COVID-19 claims. This halted a 20-year decline in WC claims, at least temporarily.
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