Chiropractic Marketing Ideas

Chiropractic Marketing Ideas

Chiropractic New Patients and “Attention to Detail”

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Ben Altadonna: New Patients and Attention To Detail Walt Disney’s employees were constantly told to “Clean Clean Windows.” Basically, don’t wait ‘til something needed to be done. Rather, handle it before anyone notices. It reminds me of a sign I recently saw in a restaurant’s restroom. It was so bad, I had to take a… Read More »

What Chiropractors Can Learn From Themselves

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Ben Altadonna: What Chiropractors Can Learn From Themselves I don’t know about you, but looking back at my life, the majority of my substantial growth, satisfaction, and fulfillment (both personally and professionally) came out of hard work, pain, and the overcoming of unexpected circumstances and obstacles. The reality is that it often takes many weeks,… Read More »

What Chiropractors Can Learn From YELP

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Chiropractors and YELP  If you don’t know, YELP® is an online business rating and review website whereby customers can rate and comment on products and services. The problem is, how do you know if the negative or positive ratings and comments are real or fake? Many small businesses have suffered enormously by justified negative ratings… Read More »

What Chiropractors Can Learn From Drug Companies

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Question: How do you know when you have the right product for the right market? Answer: When even bad marketing works. *Please visit our Pinterest Board of 50 Chiropractic Marketing Ideas by Ben Altadonna. This board will include videos, pod-casts, and select blog posts from this blog and our other blogs. Please feel free to share… Read More »

Ben Altadonna: 5 Questions That I Often Ask Myself (4&5)

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Ben Altadonna Chiropractic Marketing Series “5 QUESTIONS THAT  I OFTEN ASK MYSELF” This past week, I have gone over 3/5 questions that I often ask myself. Here are the other 2 questions: These are questions I often ask others who are either focused on what they believe to be a challenge or an opportunity. Question… Read More »