decisionhealth Newsletters, Part B News - 2014 Issue 7 (July)
Save money, gain business with 17 low-cost, ‘face-to-face’ marketing strategies
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Article Overview
This practice management article reviews practical, low-cost ways medical offices can market themselves through face-to-face outreach rather than formal advertising. It covers patient referrals, physician networking, health fairs, community speaking, promotional materials, and other relationship-building tactics, along with general compliance cautions and audience considerations for practice staff and physician leaders.
Why This Topic Matters
It helps practices evaluate whether a full-length marketing article is relevant to patient growth, community outreach, and office promotion strategies that rely on direct interaction rather than digital advertising.
Article Sections
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Start with your current patients
Covers patient referral outreach and general approaches for encouraging word-of-mouth support from existing patients.
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Ask a colleague
Discusses physician-to-physician networking, relationship building, and general cautions related to professional contacts.
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Go to the fair
Reviews health fairs and related community events as a way to increase visibility and connect with potential patients.
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Be careful of free giveaways
Addresses small promotional items and the need to keep practice giveaways appropriate and low cost.
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5 more marketing tips
Summarizes additional low-cost outreach ideas such as speaking engagements, printed materials, patient communications, and service quality.
What You Will Learn
- Common face-to-face marketing approaches used by medical practices
- Ways practices can build relationships with current patients and referral sources
- How community events and health fairs can support patient outreach
- The general role of small promotional items in practice marketing
- Additional low-cost tactics for maintaining patient engagement and visibility
Who Should Read This
- Physicians
- Practice managers
- Medical office staff
- Healthcare marketers
- Practice administrators
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