Looking for a change? Need more new patients? The Tims would love to share their 30+ years of combined insights, experience, and expertise.
By now, you know about the four phases of practice growth, but one method to growing your practice may be something you’ve not considered…but is right under your nose (literally).
A solid hygiene program accounts for about 30% of revenue in most practices!
It’s a part of your daily routine, so let’s look at how this can be a revenue generator for your practice.
By now, you’ve learned there’s more to growing your practice than just following leads to get new patients. If you remember from our “How to Grow Your Practice: The Four Phases of Practice Growth” blog article, there are multiple ways to get to Net New Patients™: lead generation, conversion, treatment acceptance, and relationship building. While most practices focus on lead generation, the single most important phase is conversion. It may not be the most exciting, but if you can master converting patients, you can pave the way to doubling the number of new patients in your practice and simultaneously cut your marketing budget!
The foundation to growing your practice is a solid growth plan, but what is the backbone of the growth plan? There’s a lot more to it than just chance. If you’re ready to start looking at what makes a successful growth plan, then grab your calculator, because it’s time to start crunching the numbers.
Tim Kelley
Founder, TNT Dental
If I had a dollar for every time I was asked this question over the past 20 years, I would be able to buy a brand-new Tesla Model X with Ludicrous Mode.
At the same time, this question remained a tough one to answer… until now.
In the past, it has been pretty subjective. Sometimes, it was obvious… websites featuring 6 shades of brown and your photo from dental school graduation needed to be updated.
In other cases, it was not so obvious. Personal preferences and the goals of your practice often guided the decision.
If you remember our post about knowing your rate of return, you understand the importance of getting your patients to come back to your practice. By assessing your numbers and knowing your rate, you can capitalize on money being left on the table.
But, if you’ve got what you think is a good rate of return, you don’t need to read any further… right? As you’ve probably heard throughout your life, there is always room to improve, and this situation is no different. Just think, if you could get only 5% more patients to your practice, you could add $1 million in revenue!
If you’re curious about your rate of return, you’re not alone. A lot of dental practices are looking into their rate, and when you’re ready to take this step, let the team at TNT Dental know. We are equipped to do this analysis for you and help reclaim those unscheduled patients.
In our February article, Making Geofencing for Dentists Work, we learned about display ads and the ways you can initiate ads, including geofencing. Now, we’ll take a look at how you can take the principles behind geofencing and use it to build up your practice. You’re always looking for new and innovative marketing tactics to yield growth; geofencing is one of the ways you can achieve this.
As a dentist in the digital age, you understand that your brand is key to your success. Your marketing strategy must incorporate a strong online presence in order to stand among the competition.
You know that how you build and maintain your website directly correlates to your placement in a Google search, but do you happen to know what all those different sections on the actual search page mean… and what you can do to appear in any/all of those sections?
Alex Calams
Production Manager & Creative Director
You’ve heard us talk repeatedly about the importance of a good, customized website for your dental practice. Creating a successful website that operates as a true conversion platform for you doesn’t happen overnight; it requires the work of a dedicated team to execute this for you.
This process begins under the guidance of TNT Dental’s Production Manager and Creative Director, Alex Calams. He doesn’t enter into this process lightly; there is a lot of work that has to happen in order to elevate a client’s website and take it to the next level.
Read on to learn more about Alex, his process, and how he utilizes a team of talented project managers, graphic designers, professional copywriters, website developers, and quality control specialists to create the best custom dental websites in the business of dentistry.
