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Practical Tips for Marketing Your Practice with Dr. Neil Baum
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Practical Tips for Marketing Your Practice with Dr. Neil Baum |
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http://www.soundpractice.net/images/sound/podcast/Practical_Tips_for_Marketing_Your_Practice_with_Dr_Neil_Baum.mp3 |
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Interview with Urologist Dr. Neil Baum. Discussion includes topics such as grass roots marketing efforts such as newspaper, radio, TV and local community organizations; The difference between marketing and public relations; Affordable or "shoestring" marketing techniques; Exceeding patient expectations; Effective use of email and Web sites for communication with patients and patient satisfaction; Reasons for and dealing with patient defection; Time saving techniques to see more patients per day; Strategies for physicians with a shrinking population base; Working with non-medical professionals for referrals. |
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Nov 6, 2007 |
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