Do you know how well your website is performing? Website statistics can let you know how many people visit your site and how they interact with it. Drilling down into your website stats can help you to identify problems with your website and give you the information you need to design a more effective online marketing strategy. Here are a few basic stats that you should start paying attention to.
Your Quickstart Guide to Website Stats
Video Streaming For Your Business
Live video streams are the latest medium for small businesses that want to harness a larger audience and gain new clients. Despite its relative newness in the social media world, video streaming is already proving effective. Not only are live videos versatile, they also showcase open and honest communication, which is so strongly preferred in modern marketing. Below are a few ways you can employ live streaming to connect on a deeper level with both current and potential clients.
Mobile Search and Client Growth
Did you know that 84% of people trust online reviews as much as a personal recommendation? Or that 74% say that positive reviews make them trust a local business more?
Why Do I Need a Website?
If you run a practice or small business and you don’t have a website yet, you’re not alone. In fact, a recent study showed that about 46 percent of small businesses (those with less than 10 employees) don’t have a website for their company. If you own one of these small businesses, you’re missing out on an invaluable tool for growing and retaining a client base.
Social Media Marketing 101
Social media might not seem vital, but research reveals that clients expect to engage with your business online. A study by Demi and Cooper Advertising and DC Interactive Group reveals that one-third of respondents use social media sites for health-related matters, and 41% say social media influences their choice of healthcare provider. The research is clear: Social media can help you promote your business, and if you’re not using it, you risk losing out to competitors that are. Here’s a brief guide to getting started on two of the most popular social networks, Facebook and Twitter.
Networking Strategies for Therapists
Learn How to Network On and Offline
While your work should always speak for itself, we have to face the fact that networking has become an essential part of advancing any business, especially therapy. Building strong relationships with your clientele in the hopes of getting referrals is what really drives your practice. A referral from a friend or family member is 50 times more likely to sway a consumer’s purchasing decision. If you can’t make a good first impression with your clients, it’s going to be difficult to market your services successfully, no matter how you choose to do it. Learn how therapists can network both online and offline to boost their business and gain the exposure they need.
Website Features Every Therapist Should Have
Discover the four must-have features for your practice’s website.
After carefully setting up your website, you set it live and…nothing happens. Sure, significant results don’t happen overnight, but if your website isn’t drawing in clients as you had hoped, it’s time to face the facts. Your practice website might not be up to par.
If this is the case, a website overhaul can help ramp up your site’s performance and draw in online visitors. Here are 4 essential features that your website should have if you want to see results.
Social Media Marketing for Therapists
From Facebook to Twitter, discover how your social media
presence is important for attracting clients.
As a therapist, your social media presence may not seem important, but it certainly should be. Just having a professional website isn’t enough anymore. After all, as of 2016, about 78% of Americans have a social media profile. If you aren’t taking advantage of all that social media has to offer, then you are missing out when it comes to drawing in new clients.
Strategies for Your Therapist Blog
4 Useful Blogging Tips
Blogging is one of the best ways to attract new clients and improve your rapport with existing clients. While an engaging blog can help grow your client base, a neglected blog can do just the opposite. It’s not enough to simply set up a blog for your practice — you need to monitor and update it often, just like your practice website. With the right level of attention, your blog can help keep your clients engaged and bring in a new target audience.
How Online Directory Listings Can Help Your Practice
Online Directories for Therapists — What You Need to Know
The Yellow Pages may be mostly a thing of the past, but online directories are a powerful resource for your practice. By listing your practice online, you can increase site traffic, and eventually even your client base. Making key information about your practice available online can only increase your exposure to new clients.