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Will You Add? - This Chiropractic Marketing Tip Is Almost Too Easy
The advent of the internet has changed the mortgage industry but a good customer service proposition is the key to achieving your business aims and ignoring this will set your business up to fail.I used to be a mortgage broker and used to spend my time developing my business via word of mouth. Then the internet came along and like everyone else, I felt that if I didn't jump on the information super highway then i would miss out on making my fortune. Now you probably know what is coming next! Time went on and I had the greatest, most whizz bang website in the world. All bright primary colours and mission statements
I think we paid him around $400 or so to restain all of the cedar which was fine by me and good for him.
What amazed me, though, was that every year when it was time to have the deck restained again, if I didn't call the handyman to come back he would never call me.
And, because of
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And, frankly, I probably shouldn't even be telling you this because it DOESN'T even require the Chiropractic Dashboard to work like crazy.
In fact, you can start benefitting from this powerful chiropractic marketing tip immediately after you finish this email.
Excited yet?
No?
Just hang tight, you will be. Trust me.
First, a question...
Have you ever stained a deck?
Yeah... a deck... a wooden one... have you ever stained one?
No?
Well, me neither.
I was absent the day the Big Guy upstairs handed out "handyman" skills.
Anyway, when I lived in New Jersey I had this really nice cedar and Trex deck installed overlooking my backyard of about a 1/4 acre.
It kind of had this mid-western feel to it... really nice.
If you're not familiar with Trex, it's sort of like a tough plastic that doesn't require any maintenance, and is sometimes used as decking.
Perfect for a 'home repair challenged' guy like myself.
The only maintenance it did require was an annual application of the cedar stain on the cedar.
Of course, I had to call our handy man in each year to do it for me, but nevertheless, it got done. :-)
I think we paid him around $400 or so to restain all of the cedar which was fine by me and good for him.
What amazed me, though, was that every year when it was time to have the deck restained again, if I didn't call the handyman to come back he would never call me.
And, because of t
Over the years I’ve seen every type of org chart in existence. Some have come and gone only to come again. Every year or two the latest revolutionary thinking in corporate organizational theory spawns a new form of charting. The dynamics of corporate organization are so revered by B-school professors and management consultants that an entire generation of corporate management has drunk the org chart Kool-Aid. These managers often rush to adopt the latest thinking without any consideration for whether or not the new form of structure is even appropriate for their business. So powerful is this dynamic that entire companies
Excited yet?
No?
Just hang tight, you will be. Trust me.
First, a question...
Have you ever stained a deck?
Yeah... a deck... a wooden one... have you ever stained one?
No?
Well, me neither.
I was absent the day the Big Guy upstairs handed out "handyman" skills.
Anyway, when I lived in New Jersey I had this really nice cedar and Trex deck installed overlooking my backyard of about a 1/4 acre.
It kind of had this mid-western feel to it... really nice.
If you're not familiar with Trex, it's sort of like a tough plastic that doesn't require any maintenance, and is sometimes used as decking.
Perfect for a 'home repair challenged' guy like myself.
The only maintenance it did require was an annual application of the cedar stain on the cedar.
Of course, I had to call our handy man in each year to do it for me, but nevertheless, it got done. :-)
I think we paid him around $400 or so to restain all of the cedar which was fine by me and good for him.
What amazed me, though, was that every year when it was time to have the deck restained again, if I didn't call the handyman to come back he would never call me.
And, because of
In today's unpredictable economy, the idea of job security with any company would seem to be a thing of the past. Large company layoffs, golden handshakes, mergers, leveraged buyouts, company acquisitions and similar business moves have left people of all ages out of a job they need to live. While there may be some compensation upon being let go from the firm you work for, this money won't last forever. Or, if eligible for unemployment benefits, this also has a finite period of time attached to the check. Sooner or later, job hunting will be necessary. But it's not only individuals who have bee
Anyway, when I lived in New Jersey I had this really nice cedar and Trex deck installed overlooking my backyard of about a 1/4 acre.
It kind of had this mid-western feel to it... really nice.
If you're not familiar with Trex, it's sort of like a tough plastic that doesn't require any maintenance, and is sometimes used as decking.
Perfect for a 'home repair challenged' guy like myself.
The only maintenance it did require was an annual application of the cedar stain on the cedar.
Of course, I had to call our handy man in each year to do it for me, but nevertheless, it got done. :-)
I think we paid him around $400 or so to restain all of the cedar which was fine by me and good for him.
What amazed me, though, was that every year when it was time to have the deck restained again, if I didn't call the handyman to come back he would never call me.
And, because of
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Perfect for a 'home repair challenged' guy like myself.
The only maintenance it did require was an annual application of the cedar stain on the cedar.
Of course, I had to call our handy man in each year to do it for me, but nevertheless, it got done. :-)
I think we paid him around $400 or so to restain all of the cedar which was fine by me and good for him.
What amazed me, though, was that every year when it was time to have the deck restained again, if I didn't call the handyman to come back he would never call me.
And, because of
Often fine bubble diffusers are installed in the same tank with flow boosters. This is the case for the Oxidation Ditch process, for example. Care must be taken to place the diffusers far enough from the boosters and calculations of oxygen transfer efficiency should consider the effects of the boosters.Diffusers should be place no closer than 20 ft (6m) from the discharge of a flow booster. On the suction side, the booster should be protected from cavitation, hence it is recommended to follow booster manufacturers' recommendations to ensure that they are protected.The effect that boosters have on fine
I think we paid him around $400 or so to restain all of the cedar which was fine by me and good for him.
What amazed me, though, was that every year when it was time to have the deck restained again, if I didn't call the handyman to come back he would never call me.
And, because of that, there were many years where I didn't end up calling the handyman back for well over a year and a half, if not more.
What the heck does my deck and lack of maintenance skills have to do with your chiropractic practice?
A heck of a lot!
Here's why:
Most of your patients are just like me.
No... not bad with tools... but... busy.
Sometimes so busy, running around with tons on their personal To Do list that their chiropractic care falls by the wayside.
In some cases, it falls by the wayside for so long that they either forget about it altogether or, more likely, they become uncomfortable calling your office to schedule a new appointment, embarrassed that it's been so long.
What happens then?
They don't call and don't come back for care with you.
And, the typical chiropractic office chalks them up as a former patient... a lost patient.
Meanwhile, they're not lost.
They're just what we would call INACTIVE.
And, until you do something proactive to REACTIVATE them, they're going to stay inactive.
The good news is that statistics show over 50% of your inactive patients would become active again in your office if you simply contacted them about getting
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