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63rd ACOG ANNUAL MEETING - Annual Clinical and Scientific Meeting
2015-05-02 - 2015-05-06    
All Day
The 2015 Annual Meeting: Something for Every Ob-Gyn The New Year is a time for change! ACOG’s 2015 Annual Clinical and Scientific Meeting, May 2–6, [...]
Third Annual Medical Informatics World Conference 2015
2015-05-04 - 2015-05-05    
All Day
About the Conference Held each year in Boston, Medical Informatics World connects more than 400 healthcare, biomedical science, health informatics, and IT leaders to navigate [...]
Health IT Marketing &PR Conference
2015-05-07 - 2015-05-08    
All Day
The Health IT Marketing and PR Conference (HITMC) is organized by HealthcareScene.com and InfluentialNetworks.com. Healthcare Scene is a network of influential Healthcare IT blogs and health IT career [...]
Becker's Hospital Review 6th Annual Meeting
2015-05-07 - 2015-05-09    
All Day
This ​exclusive ​conference ​brings ​together ​hospital ​business ​and ​strategy ​leaders ​to ​discuss ​how ​to ​improve ​your ​hospital ​and ​its ​bottom ​line ​in ​these ​challenging ​but ​opportunity-filled ​times. The ​best ​minds ​in ​the ​hospital ​field ​will ​discuss ​opportunities ​for ​hospitals ​plus ​provide ​practical ​and ​immediately ​useful ​guidance ​on ​ACOs, ​physician-hospital ​integration, ​improving ​profitability ​and ​key ​specialties. Cancellation ​Policy: ​Written ​cancellation ​requests ​must ​be ​received ​within ​120 ​days ​of ​transaction ​or ​by ​March ​1, ​2015, ​whichever ​is ​first. ​ ​Refunds ​are ​subject ​to ​a ​$100 ​processing ​fee. ​Refunds ​will ​not ​be ​made ​after ​this ​date. Click Here to Register
Big Data & Analytics in Healthcare Summit
2015-05-13 - 2015-05-14    
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Big Data & Analytics in Healthcare Summit "Improve Outcomes with Big Data" May 13–14 Philadelphia, 2015 Why Attend This Summit will bring together healthcare executives [...]
iHT2 Health IT Summit in Boston
2015-05-19 - 2015-05-20    
All Day
iHT2 [eye-h-tee-squared]: 1. an awe-inspiring summit featuring some of the world.s best and brightest. 2. great food for thought that will leave you begging for more. 3. [...]
2015 Convergence Summit
2015-05-26 - 2015-05-28    
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The Convergence Summit is WLSA’s annual flagship event where healthcare, technology and wireless health communication leaders tackle key issues facing the connected health community. WLSA designs [...]
eHealth 2015: Making Connections
2015-05-31    
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e-Health 2015: Making Connections Canada's ONLY National e-Health Conference and Tradeshow WE LOOK FORWARD TO SEEING YOU IN TORONTO! Hotel accommodation The e-Health 2015 Organizing [...]
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How To Set Up A Realistic Marketing Plan For Your Healthcare Startup

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How To Set Up A Realistic Marketing Plan For Your Healthcare Startup

Launching a healthcare startup in the American market takes more than expertise and infrastructure. Of course, you need them to provide top-notch patient care. But you cannot overlook the value of a marketing plan, just like any other business in another domain. A proper marketing plan makes your startup visible in a competitive landscape, attracts audience attention, and creates trust for your medical practice. You must cover all these fronts to survive and thrive in the industry. Unfortunately, creating a marketing plan can be tricky when it is not your core expertise. Here are some valuable tips to overcome the challenge and set up a realistic plan to promote your healthcare startup.

Define your target audience

While medical facilities typically target patients, there is much more to understand when it comes to identifying your audience. Dig deep into factors such as their location, demographics, and wellness habits to weave your marketing plan around these factors. Remember that restricting your audience will not limit your growth. In fact, it makes you a niche specialist and enables you to achieve more with less.

Determine your business goals

The next step for writing a viable healthcare marketing plan is to determine your business goals. As a beginner, you may want to capture the patients’ attention and get the foot traffic flowing for your practice. You will probably want to increase brand awareness and credibility down the road. Some providers expect to establish a niche by showcasing expertise in a specific treatment. Deciding on your goals enables you to create an on-point strategy that delivers great results.

Collaborate with a marketing partner

Healthcare entrepreneurs are often medical practitioners and caregivers with expertise in the field. But you may not be great with marketing and branding concepts. Hiring experts is an option, but it is not a financially viable decision. The good thing is that you can outsource expertise to create a realistic promotional plan. Going local is the key because these professionals have the pulse of the market. So you must collaborate with a creative agency new york if launching a healthcare startup in New York. Let experts work on the marketing plan while you can focus on winning with patient experience.

Follow the market trends

This one is a no-brainer because following market trends is the key to a successful healthcare marketing plan. For example, you cannot rely on traditional tactics like print ads, event marketing, and outdoor promotions to gain attention. A digital branding plan is crucial because your competitors have one. Establish a robust online presence with a credible website, social media pages, and digital ads. Pay attention to local SEO because patients trust facilities that appear on top of online searches and have positive reviews.

A realistic healthcare marketing plan is essential for medical startups. But you must think outside the box and start early to reach your target audience and build trust. The best piece of advice is to let a creative agency do the heavy lifting while you manage other aspects.