2019 Veterinary Marketing Trends Every year there is a list of veterinary marketing trends that marketers and thought leaders predict to be the “next big thing” in the industry. While not every prediction pans out, practitioners should keep an eye on these trends. Pet owners are constantly changing the way they shop, spend money and […]
2018 Google My Business features veterinarians should be using! Did you know that only 44% of business owners have claimed their Google My Business listing? Having a Google My Business is a vital part of your local search strategy. For those vet practices who have not set up or claimed their listing that is floating […]
Google My Business is a one-stop shop where clients can leave reviews, people looking for a vet can learn more about what you offer and you can showcase your best qualities. Here are four reasons why every vet practitioner should set up an account today: A Google My Business is a business profile […]
Everyone thinks their dog is the cutest. It doesn’t matter if it’s a slobbery old bulldog or a stumbling-and-bumbling Golden Retriever puppy — pet parents have a soft spot for their furry friend. That’s why one great way to engage with clients is through one simple but effective strategy: Photo contests. Do photo contests […]
The Facts. Marketing has become more than billboards, flyers, and 30 second TV commercials that cost on average $350,000 to create and air. What social media platform have you and your company been missing out on that could save you thousands, and make you millions? It’s a simple tool in Facebook called […]
Being proactive about your online brand reputation will help you grow your practice… but how? Part One – Online Review Sites As a veterinarian, I have received many handwritten cards, letters, and thank you notes from clients over the years; I cherish and keep every single one. They warm my heart and remind me of […]
[vc_video link=’https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Chz94JVBP7k’] Best practices for Veterinary Facebook Marketing Social Media Marketing. Noun. You can buy attention (advertising) You can beg for attention from the media (PR) You can bug people one at a time to get attention (sales) Or you can earn attention by creating something interesting and valuable and then publishing it online […]
