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"Practice
Helpers e-newsletters combine the best qualities
of the old-fashioned doctor's newsletter
with the cutting-edge power of the Internet."
Roland Perez, Exec. Producer,
American Health Journal, PBS |
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3 Reasons Why E-Newsletters Trump Blogs
| Marketing consultants recommend doctors personalize their practices with e-newsletters and blogs. But there’s only so much time in a day. If you had to choose between e-newsletters and blogs, which do you think would work better for promoting your practice?
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First, let’s outline your goals. You want to:
- Position yourself as an expert.
- Build trust.
- Attract the “right clients” while filtering out the “bad clients.”
To accomplish these goals, there are 3 ways newsletters trump blogs for professional service providers. |
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A newsletter is an email; a blog is a web site. Emails arrive in the inbox, the place all of us check constantly.
If you put your best ideas on a web site, readers may look at it once or twice and never go back. Yes, they could subsclribe to your blog. However, at that point it is an e-newsletter. |
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A newsletter has a schedule (monthly usually); a blog doesn’t. Publishing on schedule is hard, but the discipline is what makes it effective. Witness how many blogs start strong and then fizzle out to nothing. |
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Newsletters are about strengthening relationships with the people you already know. Blogs are written for strangers.
If you’re going to do something as labor-intensive as writing, do it for the people who’ve already helped make you rich and are likeliest to call again. |
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Newsletters are about strengthening relationships with the people you already know. Blogs are written for strangers.
If you’re going to do something as labor-intensive as writing, do it for the people who’ve already helped make you rich and are likeliest to call again. |
The best clients are those who know you over a long period of time and come back for their ongoing needs. Yours in continued prosperity,
Joyce
Sunila
President
Practice
Helpers
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