Marketing can be a very frustrating aspect of business especially given the increasing number of mediums in which to place your message. Traditional forms of marketing, such as direct mail and print ads, are costing more and producing less and tackling online and social media advertising can be overwhelming for those unfamiliar with it. However, we can’t give up because marketing is essential in the quest for new patients.


Review these 10 new ideas that may provide some new insights into marketing.


  1. Create an elevator pitch

  2. Leverage your community

  3. Collaborate

  4. Network

  5. Give a speech

  6. Create buzz

  7. Ask for referrals

  8. Build relationships

  9. Offer coupons

  10. Give it away

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