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Showing posts with label logos for dentists. Show all posts

Wednesday

Counting Up Success Short in Concise Virtual Reality Bytes: Satisfyingly Ether Filled

What are the THREE KEYS to successfully marketing dental practices in this hyper promotional, social twitter spherical, existential virtual atmospherical media landscape ether surreal?

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Before we proceed, I will try, while gritting and grinding my teeth, to be totally virtually honest, rather than skirt the real tooth of it all.

Maybe to some three keys is a ridiculous premise after thinking about it for 3 seconds, but let's not think for now.

Dentists may have noticed up till now that exceptional dentistry services advertising agencies and dentist expertise marketer mere super beings like me. and other marketers, always have the power to distill ideas down to a number like three or seven or ten.

Why can we few thousand accomplish this truly amazingly bogus tea it up feat? Because we muster it up, like a 3 minute egghead.

It's right here in the none refereed bootlegged Dental Marketing Hand Rook, 2012.0 version, that we "the dental marketeer must conjure up simplicity for all those willing to approach and approve of being snookered by it". With the 2013.0 version soon to be ether reeled out to us very shortly, I have come up with a discontinued diversion at a lower brow value for those dentists disinterested.
  1. Pay me, and I will do it all for you.
  2. Pay some other dental marketing firm, and this happens to me ;-(
  3. Pay lots of us for doing different things, and many of us could benefit, but I probably will still whine. (distilling, remember?)
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  • Addendum: Not much more than the last paragraph - below these next two - has all true reality value. 
Yet many dental marketing gurus probably have not seen a THREE Keys to Over the Top Marketing for Dentistry section in their handbook because I virtually plagiarized most of it, and then quickly self-published it on hook, line and sinkered. But I really think it does have long tale feathering turkey legs.

Even though I was on the NYC many Times Best sold no one on it List* for months on end (and no insight), the thought experiment was not a total pun full belly flop.

Basically, I was able to get dentists to review something more valuable in the intermediary, actual results in the form of a testimonial for a client who saw 3+ years of positive results and that is after the supposed dentist production crash bemoaned here. My Reply Tweeted Here.


*Now Yanking Chain many Times Best sold no one on it List
> Please reject my apologies for this gaudy tapestry.

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Richard Chwalek
NicheDental.com

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Tuesday

Tips 4 Dentists 2 Plan Marketing Campaigns

When dentists plan their marketing campaigns, they need to think strategically not just about what type of service, media or product to buy from the advertising salesperson or online entity.

Each dentist's specific economic predicament, their community's position and the overall perspective creates many businesses challenges, but also provides opportunities of wide and prosperous potential! Therefore, dental practices needs to respond in various ways to encourage consumers to make dentistry a higher priority.

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Dental consumers will keep delaying without reminders of value (of not waiting, of what is out there...), which is especially true in this 'manufactured' environment. Manufactured because dentistry is different, it is needed, and after a while a 'must' for those patients who would have gone to the dentist sooner without a bad 'economic climate'.

Additionally, general dental consumers and even current patients have always needed a higher level of communication. Better and more consistent dental marketing is used to upgrade their perspective to accept advanced dentistry treatments. Stronger, more comprehensive, referral skills will help patients encourage friends, family and colleagues/coworkers to consider higher level dentistry not just moving to a 'nicer dentist' or doing merely traditional drill, fill and fit only what's in their insurance till.

While regular preventive dental visits can be delayed without a short-term downside (pain), significant oral health problems (gum disease, tooth loss) and 'personal driven' reasons (replace missing, damaged teeth/tooth before job interview) will not wait for an economic recovery.

When smile emergencies arise, and toothaches flare up, dentists and dental offices should have a public presence to keep patient numbers on a upward growth trajectory as well as improve value acceptance internally.

Dentists who offer high value services such as biomimetic focused approach, comprehensive periodontal management, Invisalign braces, tooth replacing dental implants, cosmetic dentistry veneers, and life, health rejuvenating smile makeovers should make sure they are the ones these patients will know of, already 'trust', see as providing deep value, when they start looking.

For example: Sedation dental marketing is also a way to move consumers who have put off dental treatment because of fear to get the care they need now. Presenting multiple smile makeover transformations of people from various life circumstances, perspectives and situations is beneficial to making the point that better care is not just for celebrities and TV newscasters.

While specific ideas of approaching marketing is important (like above) too many dentists start out with specifics and get caught up in the details before they understand the overall picture. To that end, below find three ways dentists should know about dental marketing before jumping off.

Being a Profitable Dental Practice ELEMENTS in 2012... Beyond

The Best Dental Marketing Plan has THREE Elements

ONE: Be A Publicly, Proactive, Persistent Dental Practice

  • One of the biggest areas of new dental patient development
  • Also Prepares the 'attention' of patients, consumers not considering dentistry right now 
  • Includes a traditional marketing element like dental postcards not just an online presence 
  • People need to be made aware of the dentist's cosmetic, restorative expertise and services
  • While public marketing maybe more expensive to begin, done right, dentists improve things more broadly, faster, geographically targeted
  • Waiting for referrals, or consumers to think about or searchers is risky at any time, let alone a downturn

TWO: Completely Cover Each Current Dental Patient's Angle

  • Patients want others to know about their dentist if they do things well
  • This is hardly ever done well - it is often generic, impersonal, and infrequent
  • Referrals and smile makeover case acceptance result from effectively communicating value
  • Find more ways to connect with dental patients and more formats to ask for referrals
  • Add elements that say something 'new/advanced' about the dentist, office
  • While standard referrals still make great patients, the new landscape requires enhanced methods
  • Use dental technology to better inform patient of the value dentistry services provide and the dentist's expertise

THREE: Network Your Internet Connection: Dental Website, Social Media

  • Websites, Social Media (Facebook, Twitter) is where current dental patients, and consumers are, and will be looking for dentists, offices
  • Thousands of ways to attract new dental care patients online
  • When Online evasion is practiced, dentists shrink their community influence, referral power, expertise value
  • The real 'competition' dentist's have is when they do one thing, if anything, and often haphazardly 
  • Dentists must keep adding online dental marketing repertoire, weaving in your highest value services

Downturn Dental Marketing Conclusion

Comprehensive (yet affordable) assertive and persistent public and internal communication is essential for dentists, dental offices to be viable today and long term. Dental marketing is not only a good thing it is the only thing that consistently gets consumers and patients enough information in the quantity, quality, and the right time of day for them to absorb it effectively.

To achieve the success dentists want this year, or any year, requires getting the marketing they need to reach out to the community of those just waiting for someone to speak up, and say, 'Dental care value is RIGHT HERE!"

Dental Marketing Commentary by
Dick Chwalek
NicheDental.com

Niche Dental Consulting, coaching to comprehensive, is for guiding dentists (like you) to better, faster, and fit-your-needs solutions.