When we think of booking medical appointments for ourselves, we tend to think of phoning up our local clinic or surgery. This is the most traditional means of getting in touch with medical professionals. But as time goes by and technology continues to improve, we are finding ourselves able to access various tools that streamline […]
If there’s one thing we know for sure about social media, it’s the fact that it’s here to stay. What started as a few thousand people on Facebook has now expanded to billions over several social media networks, and if you aren’t already optimizing promoting yourself and your practice through this valuable marketing technique, you’re […]
So, your medical practice has a Facebook page. Through your social media strategy with Crystal Clear, the engaging and informative content that is posted on your practice’s Facebook page receives several “likes” and shares. That’s good, right? That’s what Facebook posts are for – to get liked and shared by other Facebook users who are […]
As we’ve noted before, Social Media marketing is changing the game for physicians in cosmetic practice. Whether you’re a plastic surgeon, cosmetic dermatologist or Medspa owner, these stats from theInternational Association of Physicians in Aesthetic Medicine say it all: “42 percent of patients received most of their information about cosmetic procedures from social media [in […]
Physicians and other health care professionals have always gone where the patients are. These days that increasingly means the Internet and social media. But just because patients can find your practice on Facebook doesn’t mean you’re engaging and attracting them. Here are five tips for taking social media to the next level: Post with purpose: […]
As you probably DON’T know, March is National Nutrition Month, according to the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics. It’s a great time to remind your patients to evaluate their diets. It’s also a great time for YOU to evaluate the digital fare your practice is offering for patient consumption, especially in the brave new world of social patients. […]
