Competition is tough in private practice physical therapy, and if you don’t have a physician liaison working for your practice, your competitors probably do. Physicians are still the dominant gatekeepers in physical therapy, so you have to take your referral relationships seriously, and focus on creating new ones as well.
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How Changing the Way You Speak to Physicians will Increase Referrals
When it comes to marketing your practice, there are a million tips and tricks out there as well as consultants telling you they have all the answers. However, the answer is so simple, you’ll wish you figured it out on your own sooner.
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Marketing
Physician Liaison
physician purpose marketing
increase referrals
physical therapy marketing
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Marketing Shortcuts to Avoid in your Private Practice
Although it may be tempting to cut corners and save time when it comes to marketing your private practice, it can actually end up costing you patients.
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Marketing Mistakes You Could be Making Right Now in Your Practice
Marketing can be tricky – especially when you have patients to treat and employees to manage. However, it’s necessary to grow your business.
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Counting Blessings: A Few of the Best PT Marketing Blogs of 2017
Before you spend the rest of the week in a turkey coma, look back on some of the marketing tips and tricks we have shared with you this year.
Topics:
Physical Therapy
Marketing
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40 Blog Topics for Your ENT Practice Website
Blogging is a great way to drive people to your private ENT practice website, while offering helpful, expert information to your patients.
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Everything You Need to Know about SEO and PPC to Attract Patients
If you’re confused by SEO and PPC—have no fear! Here are some great things you need to know about SEO and PPC and ways to get the most for your efforts in using them!
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5 Reasons Why Every Physical Therapy Practice Should be Blogging
Why blog? Although you may have scoffed at the word “blog” when it became mainstream in the early 2000s (I must admit, I did!), it didn’t turn out to be a fleeting fad. Whether it be for personal or business use, blogging has become a great tool in marketing.