
Healthcare Marketers: Listen and Engage through Social Media to Learn About Your Audience
This week in our Healthcare Branding Series, let’s concentrate on the importance of listening and engaging with your social media
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This week in our Healthcare Branding Series, let’s concentrate on the importance of listening and engaging with your social media

In our last blog post, we discussed the importance of giving patients what they want to see on your healthcare provider

KANSAS CITY, Mo. – Lawrence Memorial Hospital (LMH), a 173-bed, not-for-profit hospital in Lawrence, Kan., recently renewed its contract with Dobies

In our last post, we talked about word clouds and their practical uses beyond the blog. This week, we’ll continue

You’ve seen them on blogs as handy visual aids that spotlight keywords from page content. Word clouds make it easy

This week in our Healthcare Branding Series, let’s concentrate on the importance of listening and engaging with your social media audience. To engage healthcare consumers who visit your website, you must know what types of content they want. If you’re unsure, try engaging them in various ways on social media, and listen to their feedback

In our last blog post, we discussed the importance of giving patients what they want to see on your healthcare provider website. As you plan your content strategies, think about the rapidly growing reach of online videos. They’re an effective way to build your brand by engaging your audience. Check out these related insights from a health

KANSAS CITY, Mo. – Lawrence Memorial Hospital (LMH), a 173-bed, not-for-profit hospital in Lawrence, Kan., recently renewed its contract with Dobies Health Marketing as agency of record. Since 2008, Dobies Health Marketing has provided strategic marketing counsel to the hospital, along with the development and implementation of marketing campaigns that increase awareness of LMH services.

In our last post, we talked about word clouds and their practical uses beyond the blog. This week, we’ll continue that discussion in lieu of our recent discoveries at SHSMD Connections 2011, an annual conference hosted by the Society for Healthcare Strategy & Market Development. The event was a meeting of the minds from all levels

You’ve seen them on blogs as handy visual aids that spotlight keywords from page content. Word clouds make it easy for web surfers to determine if any given blog or post interests them enough to keep reading. But for marketers, word clouds offer communication tools that can be used outside the blog as well. At