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Home Care Agencies with a Marketing Rep Earn $700K More Per Year
There's a company called Home Care Pulse that performs an annual benchmark study of non-medical home care agencies. Some of those results were attended in a webinar that I attended with Steve "the Hurricane" from Hurricane Marketing Enterprises. We've shared several stories based on this webinar including the following:
As you can see, agencies with a marketing representative are averaging $1.97M in revenue, whereas those who don't are earning 1.29M in revenue.
What Would the Marketing Rep Do?
Steve has a relatively simple equation that says you want to make one marketing touch point for every hour in the week - 40 touches a week, with a focus on the power partners who can refer to you (like CCRCs, Hospice, Home Care, etc.). Steve points out that your marketing rep (or you if your primary job as owner is to do marketing) shouldn't drive to 40 different locations to meet people, but instead when you go to a facility like assisted living, that you should talk to 3 or 4 people there for a couple of minutes each.
How Much Would a Marketing Rep Cost?
Steve shared in the webinar, that on average a marketing rep is paid $50K per year. The math, therefore is pretty compelling (adding $50K in cost can reap $700K in return), but Steve also noted that it takes time to establish relationships and that it will take some time before adding a marketing rep will deliver a positive return.
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Ankota provides software to improve the delivery of care outside the hospital, focusing on efficiency and care coordination. Ankota's primary focus is on Care Transitions for Readmission avoidance and on management of Private Duty non-medical home care. To learn more, please visit www.ankota.com or contact us.
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Ken Accardi
Aug 20, 2015
Ken is the founder and CEO of Ankota, a company that helps any organization that helps older or disabled people live independently in their home of choice. Having grown up with a disability and a passion for healthcare, this is Ken's mission