Category Archives: Chiropractic Marketing

[WEBINAR] 10 Chiropractic Marketing Tips

Looking for ways to improve your chiropractic marketing strategy, but not sure where to start? In this webinar, Bill Esteb will outline 10 ideas you can implement quickly to enhance your practice marketing and start seeing more new patients. This webinar is for you if… You want to get your name out into the community […]

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Attract More New Patients with Google My Business Posts

Did you know you can beef up your Google Maps listing with posts announcing special events, services, or products? This new Google My Business feature allows you to appeal to more new patients right in your search results listing. And it may even give your ranking a little boost. Why Google My Business is So […]

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How to Reach Out to Your Patients this New Year’s

2018 is here! Can you believe it? This time of year it seems everyone is thinking about their new health resolutions and goals. Take advantage of these renewed motivations by reaching out to both current and prospective patients over the next few weeks to build your chiropractic practice. Here are a few ideas you can […]

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Identifying Your Perfect Chiropractic Patient

Who is your perfect patient? This may not be something you’ve spent much time thinking about – but it should be. Knowing your perfect patient is key to creating a winning chiropractic marketing campaign. If the only goal of your current marketing plan is to reach anyone who is warmer than room temperature, that could […]

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The High Cost of a Discount Chiropractic Website

It’s tempting to go after a bargain, be it at the mall, the car dealership, or when choosing a chiropractic website provider. It’s particularly appealing when you’re not seeing enough new patients; therefore, your marketing budget is tight. But remember – you get what you pay for.

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Practice Building Tip #2: Manage Your Inventory

What surprises most chiropractors is that they don’t actually have the capacity to enlarge their practice. That’s why so many chiropractors will launch some new marketing campaign, experience a temporary uptick in their numbers, and then return to their previous patient volume.

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