Lead Generation
New chiropractic office in a new city with limited contacts.
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Speaker, Trainer, and Brand Strategy Consultant
If I were you, I would network with two strategies in mind, since you have two target audiences: 1) Host monthly open house events to invite the community into your practice to meet you and your staff. Offer giveaways during the open house for free consultations and healthy gift baskets. 2) Visit networking meetings where you may find collaborators such as herbalists, massage therapists, physical therapists, etc. with whom you may form potential partnerships.
Answered over 9 years ago
Names, Domains, Sentences and Strategies
Depending on your surrounding circumstances, I might have an idea or two. If you'd care to share some additional details via Clarity.fm email, then I could determine if my recommendations are worth a call or not. They might be, or they might not be. I'll know right away.
Answered over 9 years ago
3 youtube channels with more than 500M views
Create a youtube channel. Upload 5 or 7 videos where you give advice on different exercises where you solve chronic pain or whatever problem most people go to visit. After each video create and "end card" with your personal website or contact info indicating also location. Remember to include a thorough description of your video and also your address. Easy way to get leads of videos are good.
Answered over 9 years ago
Business and legal expert
First of all, good luck. It's not easy to start in a new city, especially in your field.
I would start with identifying where your potential clients go to before coming to you (if at all). Create partnerships and if needed, offer a relevant references a free treatment so they will be happy to send clients your way.
Good luck!
Answered over 9 years ago
Transformational & Life Hacker
I have worked with many chiropractors over the years. We build together different ways to generate leads and other revenue streams. I would love to go into more detail with you. Please contact me so we can set up a time.
Shawn Huber
Answered over 9 years ago