Chiropractors, Here’s What You Need to Get Current With Your Marketing

1 Comment by admin / January 7, 2010 / Posted in Chiropractic Websites, Email marketing, Internet Marketing, Social Media marketing, Twitter Marketing, Video and Chiropractic

For those who have been following this blog, you know that the premise I operate from is that the chiropractic patient of today has changed dramatically, thanks to lightning fast information exchange courtesy of the internet. Not just emails, but Twitter posts, FaceBook comments, Yelp, and of course, online news sites.
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Pricing Your Services During The Recession

1 Comment by admin / August 25, 2009 / Posted in Business Strategy, Social Media marketing

The recession is putting a drag on a lot of chiropractic practices throughout the country.  Here in California, the unemployment rate hit 11.7% in August.  Although most of it wasn’t in the Bay Area where I’m located, I still sense that people are “hunkering down” and not wanting to spend money; or at least want [...]

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Chiropractic Marketing on You Tube

0 Comment by admin / August 6, 2009 / Posted in Chiropractic Market, Internet Marketing, Social Media marketing, Video and Chiropractic

Ok, it’s 2009 and if you have never owned a camcorder and taken some video, you’re waaaaayyy behind the times.  If you haven’t created a video using a simple video editor, and uploaded it to your site… well, you can still be considered behind the times.
Fellow chiropractor, if you are one of those people who [...]

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Should you bother with Twitter?

0 Comment by admin / August 4, 2009 / Posted in Chiropractic Market, Internet Marketing, Social Media marketing

In recent months, the internet application Twitter has seen its popularity skyrocket.  It has been getting a lot of free publicity due to its popularity among celebrities like Ashton Kutcher.   Currently it’s the rage in web-based marketing.  Lots of businesses, large and small are quickly jumping on the bandwagon, apparently without giving it much thought.
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