Regular readers of the Ankota blog likely know that we often share the resources and content provided by Home Care Pulse. Their offerings are always pertinent and are filled with useful suggestions and insightful data on a wide range of home care-related topics.
There are a lot of organizations and thought leaders in our industry that continually provide resources and helpful content to folks, and we'll continue to share and praise their content as well. But for this specific blog post here, I wanted to focus on a Home Care Pulse article that was published around this time last year, entitled, "Home Care Marketing Doesn’t Work the Way It Used to—Here’s What You Can Do About It"
In order for our industry to grow and thrive, I believe our marketing strategies are vitally important. Moreover, it's important to "stay current" on new marketing Best Practices, to be reminded of tried and true approaches, and to learn what caregivers, clients, and patients think. With all that in mind, I suggest that you read the entire article here, but here are just some ideas that are covered in the piece:
Consumers Trust Each Other More Than They Trust Businesses
Regardless of how well you’re already doing, take steps to improve your client experience
Double down on what differentiates your agency in order to become more unique.
Actively manage your reputation and facilitate more opportunities for clients to brag about your agency to others.
Featuring client testimonials in packets that you use in meetings with potential new clients and professional referral sources
Publishing brief client testimonials on your website and social media pages
Take a look at the article and let us know what you think. Also, if you have suggestions for other online resources, topics, or areas of interest to be covered in our blog, please reach out and let us know!
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