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If you have been keeping up with our recent “Building Your Dental Practice’s 2022 Marketing Plan” series — by now, you have learned the basics to creating a foundation for meeting next year’s practice growth goals.
We’ve looked at How to Set Goals, Managing Attrition, How to Get New Dental Patients — and now, we are ready to dive into generating more leads for your dental practice.
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Our most recent article, “Building Your Dental Practice’s 2022 Marketing Plan: Managing Attrition”, focused on how you can manage attrition rates in your practice. By doing this, you can lower your marketing costs, which come in handy as you begin the groundwork for building your 2022 marketing plan! In the third article of this four-part series, we’re looking at the component almost everyone equates with success in a dental practice – the number of new patients. We’ll dive into how you can get new patients to walk in the door, and what that means for your marketing strategy as you look ahead to next year.
In our last article, “Building Your Dental Practice’s 2022 Marketing Plan: How to Set Goals,” we began the conversation about the importance of planning next year’s marketing strategy.
In the second installment of our four-part series, we are assessing the next step in your marketing planning… how to close your dental practice’s “back door” and manage attrition.
We’ll take a deeper dive into the three critical components of controlling your attrition rate: measure, manage and reduce.
As we head into the back-end of 2021 and continue moving toward some form of normalcy, it’s time to start planning your 2022 marketing strategy. At TNT Dental, we help our clients think about practice growth objectives and steps they can take to get from their goals to accomplishments and successes. Developing a comprehensive marketing plan for your dental practice is one of the steps to achieving those goals… but, laying the groundwork for that marketing strategy starts now.
This is the first article in a four-part series about how to build your dental practice’s marketing plan successfully for next year.
