Practifly - Not Your Typical Healthcare Social Media Agency

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The Practifly Process: How We Get Your Healthcare Social Media Marketing Right

A seven-step, data-driven process to drive results for medical practices like yours.

Old Way Practifly Way
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Rely on just demographic data—age, gender, income, and location to define your target patients.
Understanding Your Audience
Practifly Way
Analyze your patients' motivations, pain points, and treatment preferences.
Old Way
Reach as many people on as many channels as possible, hoping to attract potential patients.
Choosing Channels
Practifly Way
Evaluate and prioritize the channels where patients are most active, and concentrate efforts there.
Old Way
Focus on likes, followers, and comments.
Setting Measurable Goals
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Use SMART goals to measure engagement and conversion on each individual post.
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Post more about offerings, services, discounts, offers, and events.
Crafting Content Strategy
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Create a customized content calendar that is 70% educational and 30% about you.
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Reply to comments and follow potential patients.
Engaging Your Patients
Practifly Way
Craft personalized content, interactive posts, live Q&A sessions, polls, and data-driven interactions.
Old Way
Share posts multiple times, push employees to share content, and use generic hashtags to increase visibility.
Amplifying Content Reach
Practifly Way
Pick top-performing posts and extend their reach through paid targeting.
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Measure the performance of each post in isolation.
Measuring & Optimizing
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Produce monthly and quarterly campaign and platform-specific reports for short-term and long-term analysis, guiding optimization decisions.

Why Choose Practifly for
Your Healthcare Social Media Needs?

We Bring the Best of

Both Three Worlds

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Ready to Ensure That Your Social Media Attracts New Patients and Engages Existing Ones?

Frequently Asked Questions

Social media marketing in healthcare is the practice of using online platforms like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and LinkedIn to promote health services, share valuable medical information, and engage with patients. This approach helps healthcare organizations build their brand, foster patient relationships, and improve public health awareness.

Advantages:
  • Improved Patient Interaction: Social media allows for real-time communication with patients, making it easier to share updates and respond to questions.
  • Enhanced Visibility: Active social media presence increases the reach and recognition of healthcare providers.
  • Educational Value: It provides a platform for spreading crucial health information and preventive care tips.
Disadvantages:
  • Privacy Risks: Handling patient information on social media can pose privacy and compliance challenges.
  • Time and Effort: Maintaining a dynamic social media presence demands consistent effort and resources.
  • Public Criticism: Negative feedback or reviews can be more visible, requiring careful management.

  • Awareness Campaigns: Using posts and hashtags to raise awareness about health issues such as cancer or mental health.
  • Live Health Q&A: Hosting live sessions with healthcare professionals to answer health-related questions from the community.
  • Patient Testimonials: Sharing stories from patients about their experiences to build trust and credibility.

  • Create a Strategy: Develop a clear plan outlining your goals, audience, and content strategy.
  • Be Consistent: Post regularly and interact with followers to maintain engagement and build relationships.
  • Share Relevant Content: Provide useful and accurate health information, updates, and patient stories.
  • Monitor Interactions: Track and respond to comments and messages promptly to manage your online reputation effectively.

Doctors frequently use LinkedIn for professional networking and sharing medical insights. Twitter and Instagram are also popular for broader engagement, quick updates, and visual content sharing.