Private Practice Marketing

Now is a great time to start planning for 2010. With your competitors focusing on the holidays, you can take the smart step of planning for marketing professional services. If you haven't already done so, get your Free, NO Obligation Membership at the Private Practice Marketing Roundtable.

All the tools you need to get started with your marketing plan.

If you've been wondering whether or not Social Media Networking sites work for marketing a private practice, the answer is a resounding "YES!"

Twitter has grown so popular it's almost impossible to ignore, and you really don't want to because it's become a powerful marketing tool, including for professionals marketing a private practice.

For those who are asking:

"Why would a potential client be looking for me on Twitter?"

The truth is, they probably aren't…but they will find you and some will engage your services. The first time it happened to me it caught me by surprise!

With over 7 million users each month, each visiting Twitter an average of 14 times every month to read and send tweets (posts), it's a medium that can be very effective if you know how to use it.

The average Twitter user isn't a teenager. In fact, the largest age group is 35-49 years, followed by the 25-34 year group. That's followed by the 55+ group.

To help you get an idea of what you can do with Twitter, I've gathered five examples of professionals in private practice who are effectively using Twitter:

1. Attorney
2. Psychotherapist
3. Dentist
4. CPA
5. Chiropractic

And, I've put together 18 tips on "How to Use Twitter to Get New Clients" designed specifically for professionals in private practice.

It's written in an easy-to-follow style that you can implement right away.

You can get the 5 examples and the 18 tips FREE - plus more strategies for marketing your private practice...

With your free basic membership at the Private Practice Marketing Roundtable (No obligation, NO credit card required) - You get immediate access. Just tell us who you are:



Your next new client can easily be someone who found you on Twitter. Setting up an account only takes a few minutes and with my 18 tips for using it, you can get started right now.

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