Practice Management

Think Outside the Box

If you’re working with a particular company on one marketing avenue, see whether you’re taking full advantage of its services.

Social Media

Platform Diving

Veterinary practices, particularly those that want to connect with millennials and younger generations, should consider Instagram.

Practice Management

Return to Form

By making changes to your client registration form, your practice can save time and money and have a better understanding of your clients.

Social Media

Less Ringing, More Appointments

Facebook, Google, Instagram and even business review platforms can streamline the booking process and free up your staff.

Social Media

Stop, Look and Listen

Your social media managers spend time pushing out great content, but do they monitor reactions and complaints? You’re asking for trouble when you ignore pointed replies and simple questions.

Merchandising

How to Market Your Online Pharmacy

One-and-done promotional campaigns won’t sustain a valued revenue source. Email reminders, creative social media posts and an enthusiastic practice team can bring drug sales back to you.

Client Communication

Don’t Go Dark During Dark Times

Social media plays a key role during evolving situations like COVID-19. Clients will always count on you for pet care advice and as a voice of reason.

Social Media

The True You

Spend time writing your online biography so that it communicates the essence of your personality and values. Pet owners look for a genuine connection when they search for a veterinarian.

Client Communication

Emotional Connections

Marketing to your clients and other pet owners is more effective when you engage them and encourage their involvement. Storytelling can open the floodgates and improve your practice’s visibility.

Social Media

5 technology must-haves

Your clients take advantage of everything the modern world has to offer, and so do you. Then why is your veterinary practice so far behind?

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