Video Marketing for Medical Practices
Patient demand is booming for doctor videos. As natural explainers, doctors should embrace video marketing on their practice websites and social media channels to attract new patients and educate existing ones.
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Patient demand is booming for doctor videos. As natural explainers, doctors should embrace video marketing on their practice websites and social media channels to attract new patients and educate existing ones.
Medical website optimization will help patients find your practice when searching for health information related to your specialty.
In this MedPage Today video, CEO Ron King illustrates how smartphones help physicians retain patients with video, social media, even phone calls.
Medscape reporter Batya Swift Yasgur, MA, LSW talks to physicians and Vanguard’s CEO about the new ways to tackle negative doctor reviews online.
VP Stephanie Wilson explains how a practice should use medical SEO, quality health information and patient-centric messaging on your website to attract new patients who are already online searching your specialty.
Medical Advisor Neil Baum, MD, gives ideas for doctors to improve patient satisfaction. “In my experience, the patients with whom I’ve developed close and trusting relationships seem to be better at following treatment plans, which helps improve positive outcomes.”
Our latest research suggests that as a whole, the more satisfied you are with your medical care, the more likely you are to survive if you contract the new coronavirus.
Here we present the methodology of our study showing that higher online review ratings of doctors indicate reduced percentage of COVID-19 deaths in the U.S. top 100 cities.
Well-crafted and thought out email marketing like e-newsletters give your practice an opportunity to foster affinity among patients.
Our research shows 96% of bad reviews of doctors have nothing to do with the care delivered. Our free e-book explains how to improve reviews.