Listen in to this program with your staff members and walk away with some concrete ideas you can use to market your hospice right away!
As the hospice industry continues to grow, it is also becoming more competitive. It is now a necessity for hospices to focus on their marketing efforts in order to increase their referrals and admissions.
Limited budgets, overwhelmed staff and a general lack of understanding from the public are all battles that hospices need to overcome. But investing in marketing will reap its rewards if you use proven marketing methods that work.
Join hospice letter and three successful hospice marketers to learn what’s working today in hospice marketing. “Today’s Hottest Hospice Marketing Trends: How to Increase Business and Develop Public Awareness,” occurred live on May 24, 2007.
Topics Covered
- The Best Practices of Hospice Marketing Leaders
- How to Identify, Analyze and Segment Your Target Markets
- The Importance of Having a Marketing Plan
- Strategies You Can Implement on a Shoestring Budget
- How to Differentiate Your Hospice In Today's Competitive Environment
- Top Marketing Tips Guaranteed to Boost Your Business
- How Crossroads Hospice, Atlanta, Grew 300% in One Year
- How 30-Year Old San Diego Hospice is Recreating Itself to Remain Competitive
- Selling in the Hospice World -- Developing Accountability Standards for the Sales Department
- The Specific Marketing Tools Necessary to Support Business Development
- Overcoming Cultural Challenges Within the Organization
- Connecting Marketing Back to the Core Mission
- Question and Answer Session
Listen in to this program with your staff members and walk away with some concrete ideas you can use to market your hospice right away!
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