by Zack Siegel | Jan 3, 2025 | Chiropractic Advertising, Medical Marketing
Take away Chiropractic PPC advertising can be a game changer to grow your practice. By focusing on high-intent keywords like “Chiropractic care near me”, and “back pain relief” or “Chiropractic therapy”, you can drive qualified leads from patients who are actively...
by Zack Siegel | Oct 10, 2024 | Chiropractic Advertising, Medical Marketing
In today’s era of technology and the digital revolution, everything can be learned. If you are a chiropractor with no experience in digital marketing but are willing to grow your practice by running chiropractic Facebook ads, it can be easier to do than you think....
by Zack Siegel | Oct 10, 2024 | Chiropractic Advertising, Medical Marketing
Hey Chiropractic docs! With its increasing popularity, competition in Chiropractic care is getting fierce. This is the reason why chiropractors on average spend $10,005 per year on advertising their services. This is quite a heavy marketing spend that helps them keep...
by Zack Siegel | Oct 10, 2024 | Chiropractic Advertising, Medical Marketing
Although there are more than 3 billion people on Facebook, advertising on this platform is not always easy. Merely posting on your Facebook page is not enough. In fact, in some cases, traditional sponsored posts and ads don’t reap the results you expect. So, what to...
by Zack Siegel | Feb 21, 2023 | Chiropractic Advertising, Medical Marketing
Data is the name of the game today! Businesses are using data more than ever for every decision they take and for every operation. Business decisions taken in the light of data reflect the strategic value and stand the test of time. Savvy business leaders and...
by Zack Siegel | Feb 21, 2023 | Chiropractic Advertising, Medical Marketing
Today, digital advertising is a sure-fire practice that promises to take any business off the ground, including your chiropractic office. But here’s the thing: while digital ads surely help boost your business, the rising cost of these ads leaves no room for errors...
