How SEO strategies make a difference for physiotherapy websites
Simply having a website that represents your private practice is not enough; you need to have meaningful online visibility.
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Skip to contentSimply having a website that represents your private practice is not enough; you need to have meaningful online visibility.
Having a physiotherapy-specific marketing website gives you an opportunity to differentiate your clinic from competitors, bring in motivated, “self-referred” patients and keep lines of communication open with current patients and prospects.
You’ve begun an exciting business venture, owning and operating a private physiotherapy clinic. Before assuming that everything will fall into place on its own, it’s important to consider some marketing essentials that can give you a leg up on the competition.
One of the greatest challenges for physiotherapists today is to develop a so-called marketing mentality that’s relevant for their private practice.
Thousands of physiotherapists enter private practice without significant business experience. How do you rise above the fray?
We discuss four important aspects for any practice for surviving the cutthroat world of private physiotherapy.
To truly understand what your private practice is up against, consider the multitude of institutions and professionals whose health expertise and business know-how rival your own.http://blog.physiopulse.com.au/wp-content/uploads/blog-competitionstrategy.jpg
Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) refers to making your web pages as friendly as possible for search engines to maximise their exposure for your content. Here is a crash course. When people use a search engine (e.g. Google), they expect to …
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No business can be all things to all people. Such is the case with physiotherapy clinics and the wide variety of specialties. Defining your target market is essential in preparing your business and marketing plans.
Market research should be conducted prior to implementing the nuts and bolts of a marketing plan, often in conjunction with your business plan.