Veterinary practices can implement several digital avenues allowing their clients to reach them on the go. The first tool to consider is a branded veterinary app, such as VitusVet, where clients can do business with you from their phones. Through an app, whether your clients are on the go or not, they can contact you for routine pet medical needs like vaccines needed by groomers or labs needed by an emergency hospital. An app extends your excellent customer service beyond the walls of your practice and can keep your clients returning to do business with you. So what exactly can an app designed for veterinary practices do? Here are some features clients find to be useful and helpful.
Topics: Innovative Technology For Vets, Grow Your Veterinary Practice, Marketing For Veterinary Practices, For Practice Managers, Pet Health, Millennials in veterinary medicine, apps
One of my favorite books on marketing and branding is Seth Godin’s Purple Cow. The book is about creating marketing stories that show the public how you are “remarkable” i.e. the purple cow in a field of brown cows. Not only do you show you are different, but you also reach only the people interested in purchasing purple cows.
Topics: Innovative Technology For Vets, Grow Your Veterinary Practice, Marketing For Veterinary Practices, For Practice Managers, Pet Health, Millennials in veterinary medicine
Guest Blog: What Now? Walmart Finally Entered the Veterinary Market
Posted by Debbie Boone,BS, CVPM on Jun 9, 2019 6:52:05 PM
I make no bones about it. I loathe going to Walmart and so does my husband. I don’t shop there and unless under the gun to find something that I can’t get any other place on earth I don’t go. But lots of other people do.
Topics: Innovative Technology For Vets, Grow Your Veterinary Practice, For Practice Managers, Pet Health, Millennials in veterinary medicine
Text to connect: The case for text enabling your landline
Posted by Mark Olcott, DVM on Jun 9, 2019 2:00:00 PM
We did a survey of veterinarians and practice managers that attended two large veterinary conferences earlier this year. The questions had to do with telephone and texting capabilities for their practices. We then compared them to actual consumer preferences (i.e. what their clients want) and found some pretty big surprises.
Topics: Innovative Technology For Vets, Grow Your Veterinary Practice, Marketing For Veterinary Practices, For Practice Managers, Pet Health, Millennials in veterinary medicine
Guest Blog: Disruption and other painful things
Posted by Debbie Boone,BS, CVPM on May 9, 2019 10:00:00 AM
Topics: Innovative Technology For Vets, Grow Your Veterinary Practice, Marketing For Veterinary Practices, For Practice Managers, Pet Health, apps