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Why do you need blogs and how can you put them to work to attract, connect, convert, and retain more new patients and stimulate practice growth?

Blogging should be an integral part of your medical practice website. It’s one of the best ways to add content and educate your current patients while reaching out to potential new ones. That’s because both prospective and established patients want to know more about you before they decide to make an appointment. They want reliable medical information about topics that interest them – directly from you, the credentialed expert.

How Does Blogging Benefit Your Practice?

Blogging can accomplish several things. It keeps your audience engaged by addressing health topics they can relate to. It answers questions or educates your audience about conditions and new treatments that are specific to your medical specialty. It showcases your knowledge and lets users get to know you as a physician.

Blogging can promote your clinical services, improve your search rankings, and attract new patients by offering them relevant content, the latest research, useful health tips and important treatment success stories.

In Case You Missed Our Blogging Webinar…

If you attended our recent webinar, “Blogging for More Patients, Higher Revenue” – or if you missed it – you can still listen to it here.

Why Choose Practice Builders?

With Practice Builders as your blogging partner, you can expect dramatic improvements in attracting new patients. Have more questions?

Contact us for a complimentary consultation on blogging for medical professionals by filling out the form at right. You can also call 855-898-2710 or email: info@practicebuilders.com.

Steve Mintz

Steve Mintz is a marketing strategist with experience in all facets of marketing, from branding to market research and voice of the customer, to deeper direct marketing, digital marketing, loyalty, CRM and marketing automation expertise. Steve is not a graphic designer or video production expert, so while you would not want him to create those types of assets for you, his focus on the end-customer and years of marketing experience enables him to know what will resonate in the brain of your customer. Steve leverages customer data to derive actionable insights to optimize marketing response and increase revenue, retention and satisfaction.

Steve Mintz is experienced in a variety of verticals, including healthcare, financial services, insurance, credit unions, consumer packaged goods, durables, apparel, appliances, and hospitality/entertainment. A graduate of the University of Wisconsin, Steve holds an M.B.A. in Marketing, and Bachelor of Arts degrees in both Political Science and Geography.