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Category: Advertising, Branding, Healthcare Communications, Messaging, Webinar

Webinar recording available: What’s for launch? Using integrated communications strategies in your company

Posted: Brad Dodge

Tweet Thank you to everyone who attended our most recent webinar “What’s for launch? Using integrated communications strategies in your company” led by Brad Dodge. The webinar focused on strategies to help combat the biggest challenges for launching a new company or product in a B2B setting. Most organizations underestimate the resources, funding and time [...]

Category: Branding, Marketing Tips

Top 10 things to remember when creating business cards

Posted: Steve Rigby

Tweet When it comes to the business of business cards, first impressions are everything. Much like a handshake, your business card creates an immediate and subconscious impression. Handing over a flimsy business card is just like extending a limp handshake–and no one likes a limp handshake! Budget to be recognized In the business world, there [...]

Category: Healthcare Communications, Healthcare Marketing, Healthcare Writing, Marketing Communications, Marketing Tips, Messaging

Simple, smart messages

Posted: Elizabeth Glaser

Tweet During a recent visit to my neighborhood burrito bar, I was struck by a minor change at the cash register. Instead of the usual glass tip jar, employees had purchased a (clean) red plastic gas can, cut a big hole in the side and adorned it with a “gas money for the crew” sign. [...]

Category: Branding, Marketing Tips

A picture is worth a thousand words

Posted: Leslie Kirk

Tweet Studies show up to 65 percent of the population are visual learners, and this doesn’t change as we graduate college and step out of the classroom. Images can help your organization communicate a message clearly and quickly, but only if you use them correctly. A few mistakes: 1.)    Misleading your audience. A complex idea [...]

Category: Health Information Management, Marketing Communications

Q&A with “e-Patient Dave” deBronkart

Posted: Brian Parrish

Tweet “e-Patient Dave” deBronkart was diagnosed in January 2007 with Stage IV, Grade 4 renal cell carcinoma (kidney cancer) at a very late stage. His median survival time at diagnosis was just 24 weeks; with tumors in both lungs, several bones, and muscle tissue. He received treatment at Boston’s Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center: his [...]

Category: Advertising, Marketing Communications, Marketing Tips

Response rates getting you down?

Posted: Jenny Orr

Tweet Do great creative ideas = great response? Well, it definitely helps. But if the call-to-action is weak, your chances of prospects knocking your door down are slim. Too often we get caught up in the clever folds of a direct mail piece, the brilliant flash animation of a web banner, the tedious styling of a [...]

Category: Healthcare Marketing, Marketing Tips

Device company marketing materials must be compelling and drive home the goal of achieving the ACO mandate

Posted: John Smith

Tweet Many believe that traditional marketing materials are somewhat antiquated in the new Web world.  While the Web has taken over increasingly important visibility roles, marketing materials still play an important part in communicating the features and benefits of a medical device company’s products as well as its corporate vision in its core sector. Next [...]

Category: Branding, Marketing Tips

A visit to the Parkway diner. Part two: Is your product more important than your service?

Posted: Brad Dodge

Tweet A few weeks ago, I wrote about one of my healthcare IT life lessons that happened while I was eating breakfast one day in 1985 at the Parkway Diner in Worcester, Massachusetts. There’s nothing more important to a salesperson in the healthcare industry than understanding the importance of a sold value proposition. During this [...]

Category: Branding, Marketing Tips

How do companies pick their names?

Posted: Solveig White

Tweet How did “Google” become Google? What does “Canon“ really mean, and where did “Skype“ come from? This article delves into just that, revealing the less-traditional routes and unique naming conventions companies use to create their names and become household terms.   Facing the task of creating a company name within the healthcare space? Here are a few [...]

Category: Marketing Tips, Social Media

Still waiting for times to change?

Posted: Kat McDavitt

Tweet If you’re in any way involved with marketing, you realize there’s something wrong with that question. It’s the word “waiting.” Marketing is defined as a strategy by which companies live and breathe – it demands outreach, communication and forward motion. If you have been sitting at your desk with a stack of outdated brochures and [...]

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