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Content, Nurturing, Trust and Referrals New Paths to Clinical Practice Branding and Marketing Presented at the Large Urology Group Practice Association (LUGPA) 2010 National Conference

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Content, Nurturing, Trust and ReferralsNew Paths to Clinical Practice Branding and MarketingPresented at the Large Urology Group Practice Association (LUGPA) 2010 National Conference

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Challenges

• Medical Complexity• Competition• Noise• Choice

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People Hate to be Sold, But Love to Buy

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Hate to be sold Love to buy

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What is a Brand?

More than a collection of marketing tactics, a brand is the perception of an organization (product or person) in the mind of the market.

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Customer Tribesselling, marketing or relating?

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Patients Have Many Needs

• Special circumstances• Regular screenings• Emergency care

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Primary Care Doctors

• Market to primary care physicians for referrals to urologists

• Strengthen those relationships to overcome fears that the specialist will steal the patient

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Managed Care Providers

• To be included on managed care panels

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Give Them What They’re Looking for...

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The Communication Responsibilities of Leaders

• Market leaders become synonymous with the category. They:

- Have a responsibility to promote the category- Avoid promoting features or benefits- Enjoy attributes inherent to leadership: innovation;

depth of resources; recognition

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Leader

#2special-ist

special-ist

special-ist

special-ist

special-ist

special-ist

special-ist

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Draw on Your Subject Matter Expertise

• Rather than present the features & services of your practice, focus on such topics as - care models- trends in health - trends in science- trends in research - diet & exercise behavior affecting health- genetics- self-care

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Build Trust...

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Be Transparent

Speakin a human

voice

Reflectback

Culturalize trust

Sustain engagement

Provide a sense of control

Provide choices Listen

...in a culture where you can’t say: “trust me”[Distinguishing the patient experience, when

excellence in care is the ‘price of entry’]

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Offer TransparencyNorthwestern Memorial Hospital publishes their quality of care scores

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Manage for Consistency• Consistency of visual standards and message• Consistency over time• Consistency at all marketing touch points

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Sales materialWebsite Newsletters

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Focus on the Patient Experience• Put the patient / audience at the center of the strategy• Eon moved away from the medical technology of dental implants, to

communicate the life-changing benefit of a new smile• Strategy: Perfect teeth for a lifetime• Marketing: Smile Celebration campaign

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Plan: Content, Sources and Publishing Process

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Content strategy Sources Publishing

process

Sales process

integration

• Determine content relevant to the steps in the purchase consideration process

• Develop the editorial calendar

• Establish marketing automation tools

• Establish metrics monitoring tools

• Aligning content with the stages of the purchase or selection process, which should also match stages in the sales funnel

• Collect CRM database leads• Follow up content marketing

leads• Develop and publish new

content and resources over time, as leads are nurtured and insight into audience interest is deepened

Develop content to:- Identify the

complexity of the problem

- Show how to think about the problem

- Share best practices- Develop confidence

in your expertise

Monitoring tools¯ Industry blogs¯ Google Alerts¯ LinkedIn Groups¯ Twitter hash tagsYour organization and experts- Salespeople in conversation

with prospects - Patients (and other audiences)

and problems they are solving - Support staff and other

departments

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Automate: Content Marketing (Publishing)

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Website

Webinars Advertising

EventTradeshow Patient

Database with current

patients, new opt in targets

CRMautomation tool

Loopfuse

Email Marketing:

Editorial strategyand calendar

Content:White papers,

articles, blog posts, news, enewsletter

promotions

Sales Calls Funnel Management Lead Handling

NAME CAPTURE

SALES PROCESS

SEGMENT1

SEGMENT2

SEGMENT3

WAVE1

WAVE1

WAVE1

WAVE2

WAVE2

WAVE2

LEAD GENERATION

ANALYTICS:OPEN AND

CLICK RATESLONG TERMPROSPECTS

AUTOMATION PROCESS: NURTURE CONNECTIONS OVER TIME

AUTOMATION PROCESS

IN-MARKET

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Search: Your New Home Page is

• Be available to the people looking for your solution • Help patients, primary care docs, and managed care providers to find what

they need• Search activators:

- content- activity- video: YouTube is #2 search engine- keywords and phrases audiences use

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Develop The Content Marketing Strategy

Case Studies

Search(SEO / SEM)

Keywords

PressReleases/

media relations

Speaking(panels,

tradeshows, associations

Webinars

Point of view, thought

leadershipcontent

email marketing/

eNewsletter

White paper, articles, blog

posts

Subject expert videos

How we work, process

Spec sheets and

tech info

Product photos and

demos

CONTENTMARKETING STRATEGY

EXPERT SPEAKER

WRITING PUBLISHINGCRM

WEBSITE PLATFORM

PUBLIC RELATIONS

ADVERTISING/ONLINE

DIRECT

TRADESHOW/EVENT

SALES STRATEGY

MARKETING STRATEGY

Marketing asset or actionBRAND

POSITIONING & MESSAGE

WORD OF MOUTH • REFERRAL • REPUTATION

SOCIAL MEDIA CHANNELS

YouTube

Facebook

Twitter

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Resources

- David Meerman Scott• Cashing in with Content• The New Rules of Marketing and PR

- Jim Cecil And Eric Rabinowitz • Nurturing Customer Relationships

Kevin Masi, Co-Founder and PresidentTorque [email protected]

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