One of the best ways to grow your veterinary practice is with personalized marketing. If a client has a choice between a vet that sees clients as just another number, or one that actively makes the client feel like they’re part of a family, who do you think the client will choose? 1. Stay active…
Do you provide personalized veterinary service? If not, you are missing out on a big opportunity to grow your veterinary hospital’s business by attracting new clients and keeping existing ones coming to you for years to come. As a veterinarian, you know how easy it is to get caught up in the tiny details of your…
Adopting a new puppy or kitten is one of the most exciting times in a client’s life. They’re bringing home a companion that will stay with them for years to come. But puppies and kittens need special attention, and many clients need the right education to take properly care for their new family member. Here…
Flea and tick season is here. While the treatment for fleas and ticks can be straightforward, many challenges still remain. Everything from educating your clients on prevention to keeping up with the latest information about the different species of ticks migrating to your area, these small insects can take up large chunk of your time.…
Your online presence is an important part of marketing your veterinary practice and yourself. But a lot of veterinarians have forgotten something—LinkedIn. Failing to optimize your LinkedIn profile is a huge wasted opportunity. To see how veterinarians are using LinkedIn we conducted a review of the profiles of 100 of our VetMEDResearch panel members. Here’s…
There’s one thing that veterinary school didn’t really prepare you for: how to successfully market your veterinary practice to grow your client base. Marketing is even more important if you’re just starting out. Like with any business, getting those first few clients can seem the hardest. But even established veterinary hospitals need to constantly market to…
Veterinarians see it all too often. A client brings in a furry friend for a checkup. The veterinarian recommends the dog or cat get a teeth cleaning treatment and the client leaves saying he’ll make a cleaning appointment later. The client returns the following year and it’s the same story. This is a frustrating scenario…
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