Let Your Patients Find Your Chiropractic Profession with Online Marketing

Online Marketing will make your Chiropractic Practice Stand Out Online

The use of chiropractic or osteopathic manipulation has remained stable through the years.

Over 19.4 million adults and 1.9 million children have sought for chiropractic help at one point in their lives, according to the National Health Interview Survey, National Center for Health Statistics (NCHS).

Can patients find you when they search online?

Patients are increasingly going online to find you.

Word of mouth is still a powerful medium, but at the same time, patients are increasingly turning to online channels to look for chiropractors.

According to Spine-Health, fifty-five percent of patients have said they used online resources to find and evaluate chiropractors. Of those who 55% who use online resources, 44% used at least two online resources, and 15% used three or more online resources. What online channels are best for you?

Your Competitors are ramping up their online marketing efforts.

According to research, majority of chiropractors execute multiple online marketing activities to reach out to patients. Fifty-nine percent use more than 5 activities, 25% use 3 to 4 activities, and 16% use 1 to 2 activities. So what are you going to do?

Chiropractors who engage in multiple marketing activities can reach new patients better.

Of the chiropractors who can reach new patients, 61% of them use 5 marketing activities, 14% use 1 to 2 activities, and 25% use 3 to 4 activities.

On the other hand, the chiropractors who cannot reach new patients are composed of the following: 48% of them use 1 to 2 marketing activities, 21% use 3 to 4 activities, and 31% use 5+ activities. Do you have more than one marketing activity at play?

Social media plays a big role in chiropractors’ marketing efforts.

Seventy percent of chiropractors use social media, namely: Facebook, Twitter, Yelp and LinkedIn. Are you missing out on opportunities to reach new customers through social media?

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