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21 Feb WCM – The 3 Day New Patient Machine
In order to remain competitive and profitable, businesses must stay ahead of the curve and be prepared for whatever changes lie ahead. Additionally, they must invest in marketing strategies that set them apart from their competitors and create a clear differentiation between themselves and other similar institutions offering similar services. In this episode, we talk about The 3 Day New Patient Machine. As a medical practitioner, one of the greatest worries is keeping a steady stream of new clients coming through the door. With competition always tightening, it can be difficult to keep up with marketing trends and know exactly where to focus your effort in order to get results that actually help build up patient numbers.
19 Jul How To Identify Key Indicators To Scaling Your Healthcare Practice
In this episode, we'll put Andrew Roberts into the hot seat. Andrew is the owner and at the same time, the head physiotherapist at ARC Rehab Physiotherapy. He has recently expanded his business by taking on a new space. We'll explore how he was able to make this happen and the lessons he learned along the way.
21 May Start to Finish: How Ultra Successful Practice Owners Structure their Day
A lot of things have changed since I started my practice. At the beginning, I thought the key to being a super successful practice owner was simply to “do more.” So I did. I worked long hours. I saw a ton of patients. I thought...
08 Jun How To Get New Patients In 5 Minutes Or Less
Watch Now Listen Now CLICK HERE TO BOOK YOUR FREE STRATEGY SESSION If you’ve been practicing for some time, and you have a database of a couple hundred people or more, we are going to share with you the #1 best, fastest, and most predictable...
01 Jun How To Get Patients To Follow Your Recommendations
Watch Now Listen Now CLICK HERE TO BOOK YOUR FREE STRATEGY SESSION If a patient is telling you how to treat them, or if you’re letting them dilute your recommendations down, I’m just going to put this out there… It’s flat-out unethical. If your patient...