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Every medical practice should have a tailored marketing campaign that can distinguish your practice from others in your field.
It may seem counterintuitive that a physician’s office should market their services, since patients need you to receive better healthcare. But in today’s competitive market, in order to attract and retain patients, every physicians' office should have a marketing and public relations plan.
Your medical practices' marketing plan should be based on your specialty, technology, experience and target audience. The marketing plan should include a combination of media outreach, grassroots community engagement awareness materials. You can enhance your professional profile through announcements about clinical work on the latest treatment options and trial results in trade journals and medical conferences. Every component of the marketing plan should aim to engage and educate patients and caregivers.
Impact Image has extensive experience in healthcare campaigns on a variety of disease states and in partnership with a multitude of non-profit and advocacy organizations.
A Medical Practices' Marketing Plan Should
- Demonstrate how your practice will serve patients differently than your colleagues
- Utilize healthcare awareness days/months to put the spotlight on your specialty
- Determine which professional and community groups are aligned with your practice
- Engage potential patients and caregivers through social media, as appropriate
Marketing Portfolio to Build Your Practice
- Web site Audit and Content Development
- Email Marketing Campaigns; E-Newsletters
- Brochures and Newsletters
- Speeches and Introductions
- Convert your CV to a Professional Biography
- Articles and Advertorials showcasing your practice’s capabilities
Professional Achievements and Trade Announcements
- Press Releases
- White Papers
- Turn Research Papers into Bylined Articles
- Data Announcements
Media Outreach
- Press Releases
- Outreach to target national, local and trade media
- Development of consistent key messages
- Q&A for interview preparation from a reporter’s point-of-view
- Interview preparation session
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Carrie Goldstein | 954.712.2300 | carrie@impactimageonline.com | www.impactimageonline.com
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