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EPISODE · Jan 10, 2020 · 1 MIN

Today's Practice Minute: Why Social Media is important for your practice and career

from Scaling Your Health Practice · host True North Consulting

In today's Practice Minute Dr. Cary Yurkiw, DC shares why social media is so important to you and your practice. People want to know more about their health and you have valuable information to share with them. They also want to know what your practice is like and what you do in your practice because some of them want to become patients of yours and others may want to become a professional like you. Share content daily and modify it for different platforms and audiences. Different social media platforms have different demographics and interests. The way people interact with your content on these platforms is important for the success of your post. To learn more sign up for our webinar by clicking the link below. You can also pre-order my book called “Success in Private Practice” by clicking on the pre-order link below. #Socialmedia #marketing #doctor #therapist #clinic #practice #management #book #writer #kindle #audible #eventbrite #webinar #zoom https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/88928859613 https://www.amazon.com/dp/B083NBWDLL

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