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The Power of Video for Your Medical Practice
“A picture is worth a thousand words.” You’ve probably heard that phrase a thousand times. But according to Dr. James McQuivey of Forrester Research, if a picture is worth 1,000 words, one minute of video is worth approximately 1.8 million. Video content wields an incredible power when it comes to
Healthcare Video Marketing: 4 Ways to Turbocharge Your Practice
As healthcare marketers search for more unique ways to get their patients’ attention, one tactic that has become increasingly popular is healthcare video marketing.
Using Video to Attract More Patients to Your Ophthalmic Practice
For many patients, even the most routine medical appointment can make them nervous. Going to the doctor can be a scary prospect, even for those in apparently perfect health. We believe that video is one of the most important – and effective – tools for ophthalmologists to use in connecting,
5 Tips to Optimize Landing Page Videos and Make Patients Convert
If you want your practice to stand apart from every other practice in your market, chances are you should be using video. The stats surrounding video are powerful: marketers who use video grow revenue 49% faster than non-video users, and 51% of marketing professionals worldwide name video as the type
The Anatomy of a Great Medical Promotional Video
When it comes to digital marketing, video is king. Multiple studies have shown the impact that brand videos can make on audiences of all kinds, from increasing engagement to improving recall of your business even days after watching the video. The same is true for promotional videos focusing on ophthalmic
Why every practice needs a promotional video
More and more, patients are going online to research physicians before they make a choice. While the average patient may have a primary care provider that they turn to for day-to-day medical needs, the treatment an ophthalmologist offers isn’t quite as frequent, so patients are likely to do a bit