Web 2.0 and Social Media Change Chiropractic Internet Marketing
When I see typical chiropractors using the same outdated marketing techniques that there previous consultants taught them, I wonder why these guys keep settling for mediocrity. I mean, the economy is tough for many people and consumers are not responding to the conventional forms of advertising like they used to.
I’m reminded of a quote by Eric Hoffer when he says, “In times of change, the learners will inherit the earth while the learned find themselves beautifully equipped to deal with a world that no longer exists!” What he’s saying is that adaptability is essential in times like these. If you continued to resist the current trends, you and your chiropractic practice will become a broke dinosaur.
Basically, Web 2.0 refers to social media sharing spaces like the now notorious MySpace, YouTube, Facebook, Squidoo, Digg, Friendster, and tons of similar sites that are the social networks of the day. Web 2.0 has single-handedly changed the way people communicate and keep in touch, and now businesses are finally learning how to take advantage of this endless social network.
For the last several years, I’ve been getting 10-20 new patients / month and have created multiple sources of income through the successful utilization of these networks while the rest of the profession was stuck in the “stone-age.” I consider myself a proven innovator so I decided to consult other chiropractors on how to realize the life of prosperity they’ve always imagined by harnessing the power of social media. With the new marketing strategies and tactics I revealed, I single-handedly reshaped the chiropractic models of acquiring new patients overnight. Not only that, I’ve been showing the same doctors how to create residual income by leveraging the web in ways they could’ve never imagined.
Don’t be fooled by the self-professed “Gurus” that are springing-up from everywhere and offering absolutely no results, but proclaiming they teach innovative marketing techniques. This troubles me, simply because I hate to see insecure students and DC’s taking a huge financial chance on these other programs, only to get totally average results. Don’t fall for cheap consulting from some scam-management company. If they don’t specialize in social media, they are not cutting-edge in the field. Don’t take your baby to the old folk’s home, do you get my drift? You need a quality nursery, to have your baby nurtured.
I am the original, one and only Web 2.0 social media chiropractic marketing expert, as I’ve helped thousands of professionals lead richer, more fulfilling lives. This is because now they have more freedom and flexibility in their schedules thanks to my guidance and mentoring. I teach business owners (in many professions) to work smarter, not harder. Slaving away 40 hours at the office is for the birds.
Before I go I’m going to share with you a great strategy to use today when taking the necessary steps to brand yourself and your business on these social media sites. Don’t skimp; tell your story in about 6 paragraphs. Talk about your life and obstacles, the paths you’ve taken, and where your journey has led you today. Think of it as a heartwarming story. How about a title like:”Who is (Your Name)?” When people see and know that you’re a real person, they are 10 times more likely to give you their business. What’s your motivation, and why are you in the business of helping people? People don’t like ads thrown in their face, so make it personal; human.
Get at least 3 blogs going before you start inviting friends to your profile. This is more likely to keep people on your page as you’re building your name and reputation. You’ll get these kinds of insider tips and so much more on my 30 “Step-by-step video training series” at the website below. In no-time you’ll be navigating Web 2.0 like a pro, and with my instruction, you’ll be pulling-in multiple income streams with total ease. And the success won’t stop coming!
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