How can we continue to grow regardless of how your practice is doing? Growth, whether in a gigantic company or a small doctor’s clinic, requires constant improvement. Everything can be done better. In order to double your practice, you must significantly improve the quality of your service.
A group of several dynamite chiropractors from across the globe have come together to share their tips and secrets on the chiropractic marketing techniques that they use most regularly in practice. After numerous post conference lengthy discussions, meetings, and roundtables, chiropractors came up with Chiropractic Marketing Organization (CMO) and Planet Chiropractic founder, Dr. Michael Dorausch, registered the appropriate Chiropractic Marketing domain. The group effort is a way to give back to the profession and pass on knowledge to new chiropractors entering the field.
By Michael Dorausch, D.C. It’s an odd thing, most of the chiropractors I know love what they do. They may not be crazy about every little detail but in general they are pretty darned happy with the choices they’ve made and the service they provide. I like that. Something to be said about individuals that
A storm has been brewing in the nonsurgical spinal decompression market. The planetchiropractic.com e-mail inbox has been receiving both targeted marketing from companies and individuals seeking to unload computerized spinal decompression units, and e-mails from chiropractors nationwide seeking out the best possible deals on used spinal decompression products like the DRX9000. It’s the perfect storm for those in the market for these types of lumbar disc decompression and cervical decompression products, since prices are expected to be below $30,000 by the first of January, 2009.
By Michael Dorausch, D.C. Depending on the chiropractor, chances are they’ll show up in the office this Halloween Friday in some sort of Halloween costume. I know that my staff will be dressing up, and I’ll probably be taking advantage of the Friday opportunity to dress casual, showing up as a surfer, or something else
How can we continue to grow regardless of how your practice is doing? Growth, whether in a gigantic company or a small doctor’s clinic, requires constant improvement. Everything can be done better. In order to double your practice, you must significantly improve the quality of your service.
A group of several dynamite chiropractors from across the globe have come together to share their tips and secrets on the chiropractic marketing techniques that they use most regularly in practice. After numerous post conference lengthy discussions, meetings, and roundtables, chiropractors came up with Chiropractic Marketing Organization (CMO) and Planet Chiropractic founder, Dr. Michael Dorausch, registered the appropriate Chiropractic Marketing domain. The group effort is a way to give back to the profession and pass on knowledge to new chiropractors entering the field.
By Michael Dorausch, D.C. It’s an odd thing, most of the chiropractors I know love what they do. They may not be crazy about every little detail but in general they are pretty darned happy with the choices they’ve made and the service they provide. I like that. Something to be said about individuals that
A storm has been brewing in the nonsurgical spinal decompression market. The planetchiropractic.com e-mail inbox has been receiving both targeted marketing from companies and individuals seeking to unload computerized spinal decompression units, and e-mails from chiropractors nationwide seeking out the best possible deals on used spinal decompression products like the DRX9000. It’s the perfect storm for those in the market for these types of lumbar disc decompression and cervical decompression products, since prices are expected to be below $30,000 by the first of January, 2009.
By Michael Dorausch, D.C. Depending on the chiropractor, chances are they’ll show up in the office this Halloween Friday in some sort of Halloween costume. I know that my staff will be dressing up, and I’ll probably be taking advantage of the Friday opportunity to dress casual, showing up as a surfer, or something else