So, which one do you think is responsible for attracting most of your new patients or clients? When first started in practice, I used to believe it was my technique because in school that was the primary educational focus.<\/p>\n
However, when I got in the real world, I was met by a harsh dose of reality.<\/p>\n
Since this is a chiropractic marketing blog, you obviously know where my stance is. However, it’s not just an opinion this time… it’s a fact.<\/p>\n
Sales and marketing is BY FAR the #1 factor responsible for your new patient acquisition. The sooner you understand this and become a student of marketing, the more money income you’ll effortlessly generate.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
Even if you have a highly unique and specialized practice that gets patients better that no one else can help, if you want to grow big, you’d be wise to master marketing.<\/p>\n
“My practice is built on internal referrals,” some doctors say with a hoity toity voice.<\/p>\n
Wake-up my friend, if you’re getting consistent internal referrals, you have a marketing system \/ script to generate them. You might not like to call your “internal referral system” a form of marketing because you despise the word… but it’s marketing.<\/p>\n
But why stop at integrating just one effective patient generating system? What if you had a half-dozen new patient getting systems in place that brought-in patients hand over fist?<\/p>\n
Never limit yourself or your practice growth possibilities.<\/p>\n
Think a little bigger and out of your current box so you can achieve your desired practice growth and lifestyle you’ve always dreamed about. By the way, I phenomenal book on the subject I recommend all chiropractors read is The E-Myth<\/a> by Michael Gerber.<\/p>\n
As another FYI….\u00a0 If you trace back to the forefathers of chiropractic, it becomes very apparent that they understood how to sell themselves. The same thing with our industry leaders today.<\/p>\n
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