Once you've
completed training to become a dental specialist, you
might think you’ll finally have it easy once you get
your diploma.
You’ll instantly be the expert in
your field, a trusted member of the community, and money
will easily flow in. But the reality is usually a lot
different, and it can be pretty overwhelming when you find
yourself faced with the fact that you need a marketing plan.
The bad news is that we get NO Training what so ever with
this all-important aspect of building a specialist
practice.
This is where most specialists
look around to see what the other guys are doing. But this
monkey-see-monkey-do approach to marketing isn’t different
and it usually doesn’t work.
The core of effective dental
specialist marketing is all about earning trust and building
relationships with referring dentists and patients. And in
this audio interview with Jeffrey V. Anzalone, you’ll hear
what works, what doesn’t, and how to form an effective
marketing strategy for your specialty dental practice.
You’ll Also Learn
* The five things patients are trying
to figure out before they buy from you
* An easy trick to find out what your
patients do for a living… without asking
* How to license a book, put your name
on it, and gain instant credibility as a dental specialist
without writing a word
* How to build trust and break into the toughest of social
circles for endless referrals
* The surprising dental marketing lessons you can learn from
weight-loss ads
* Specific marketing strategies dental specialists can use
to get referrals from local dentists
* How and why your waiting room should pre-condition your
patients
* How to create and gain powerful testimonials that get
patients in the front door
Marketing To An Untrusting World
Patients jump from dentist to
dentist a lot nowadays because they don’t trust the industry
anymore. They’ve been burned by doctors who don’t have time
to form relationships with them -- yet still want to sell
them every expensive service and product in the book.
In this audio, you’ll hear how to
create a marketing plan that builds and highlights your
credibility, shows patients your personal side, lets them
know they are a valued member of your practice, and creates
a feeling of mutual trust and understanding.
And it’s not as time-consuming or
complicated as it sounds. You really only need to stop
looking over your shoulder at what the other guy is doing,
and start being the guy everyone is looking at.
As it turns out, patients actually want trust, advice, and
recommendations from their dentists, and in this audio,
you’ll hear all about the step-by-step process that works to
do that.