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‘Tis the season to be thankful for good fortune, which for us includes many fun projects with a wide range

Just got back from another week with friends earlier this month in Costa Rica. I’m not bragging, I’m just showing

Here’s a quick tip from us about your website. We’ve got bad news. You’ve got style problems. And you’re committing a sin that’s worse than a bad hair day or wearing plaid shorts with your favorite Hawaiian shirt.

I cannot tell you how many times I’ve heard clients express disappointment in the results of their advertising efforts. My

I am passionate about developing the training programs my clients and peers in the hearing industry have demanded. But sometimes

Studies have shown that it can cost $250-$300 in audiology marketing expenditures to bring a new patient through your doors.

Planning is a critical part of your success as a business owner and whether those plans are operational in nature

Over lunch today, we discussed how to play dominoes. Apparently, there are new games that are quite complex, but one thing

With so many patient-facing changes in healthcare these days, it’s no surprise the role of the hospital community relations director

Recently, we heard some compelling stories about a client’s brand. We were conducting consumer in-depth interviews (IDIs) to better understand how people

‘Tis the season to be thankful for good fortune, which for us includes many fun projects with a wide range of healthcare clients. With a New Year approaching, it seems fitting that two of these projects involve helping clients unveil new trade names. Two very different companies – one in the health technology space and

Just got back from another week with friends earlier this month in Costa Rica. I’m not bragging, I’m just showing you that it’s possible… What’s the secret to living your ideal lifestyle, having a dream audiology or hearing aid practice and being stress, frustration, and worry free? Isn’t that what you want? We all start

Here’s a quick tip from us about your website. We’ve got bad news. You’ve got style problems. And you’re committing a sin that’s worse than a bad hair day or wearing plaid shorts with your favorite Hawaiian shirt.

I cannot tell you how many times I’ve heard clients express disappointment in the results of their advertising efforts. My conversations on this topic generally begin like this: “Kevin, I ran an ad and got lots of phone calls, but only sold a couple of hearing aids.” “Kevin, I don’t think people read newspapers anymore.”

I am passionate about developing the training programs my clients and peers in the hearing industry have demanded. But sometimes they are like the horse who has been out in the sun all day. You can offer him life-saving water, but you can’t make him drink. For more than twenty years now, I’ve worked in

Studies have shown that it can cost $250-$300 in audiology marketing expenditures to bring a new patient through your doors. That’s a pretty hefty investment, so the utmost care should be taken to ensure your marketing investment reaps long term benefits for your business. Jeannette Hait, owner and manager of Hearing Aid HealthCare in Palm

Planning is a critical part of your success as a business owner and whether those plans are operational in nature or have to do with increasing sales or marketing your practice, the key to your success is tied to your ability to execute the plans you make. Follow these steps to ensure success: Set goals:

Over lunch today, we discussed how to play dominoes. Apparently, there are new games that are quite complex, but one thing hasn’t changed at all: after the leader sets the game in motion, the inevitable chain reaction follows. It struck us that – in dominoes and in organizations – every “move” by every “player” affects the final

With so many patient-facing changes in healthcare these days, it’s no surprise the role of the hospital community relations director is also changing. Once focused primarily on communications, advertising and outreach, today’s community relations directors now drive patient experience, hospital strategy and business development. Maybe the person who manages community relations at your hospital has

Recently, we heard some compelling stories about a client’s brand. We were conducting consumer in-depth interviews (IDIs) to better understand how people make personal healthcare decisions, as well as their perceptions of our client’s brand. As we listened, we were impressed by the passion and honesty each participant shared—a benefit that’s relatively unique to IDIs. Focus groups,