Tag Archives: marketing fitness

How Important Is Marketing In The Development Of Physical Therapy Careers?

Posted on 23. Mar, 2009 by admin.

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Physical therapy marketing is a vital part of a successful physical therapy career. If you made the decision to become a physical therapist, you love what you do and want to reach out to as many patients as possible. However, when you first start out, how do you get customers to your clinic? To make [...]

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What Types Of Patient Handouts Are Useful For Physical Therapy?

Posted on 12. Mar, 2009 by admin.

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The most useful type of handouts used in physical therapy are the Home Exercise Program (HEP) handouts. These physical therapy handouts contain exercises or activities that are an extension of the treatment plan. The content of physical therapy handouts should be well-organized, to the point and simple. For example, HEP handouts should be clear about [...]

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What Are The Best Ways To Market Physical Therapy?

Posted on 06. Mar, 2009 by admin.

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You may be really good at what you do but unless you actually take time out for marketing physical therapy, your physical therapy practice is bound to remain limited. Without marketing, there are slim chances of getting clients. You can learn skills for marketing physical therapy and enjoy the success that you actually deserve. Do [...]

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How To Set Up The Best Personal Trainer Website Design

Posted on 14. Feb, 2009 by Nitin.

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With the increasing consumer demands for resources on fitness and nutrition, a well designed personal trainer trainer website is the need of the hour for all fitness professionals. There are a lot of fitness websites out there, and the ones from large chains like  24 hour fitness and Bally’s total fitness tend to look the [...]

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5 Key Fitness Business Telemarketing Methods

Posted on 13. Feb, 2009 by Nitin.

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It’s a cardinal rule… To promote your business, you want to reach you to your target audience. Direct mail is expensive, email can be ignored and faxes can be shredded. A phone call, on the other hand, is the closest to actual human interaction. But here’s the problem. People hate telemarketers. Everyone has endured the [...]

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Get Old Personal Training and Physical Therapy Clients Back

Posted on 02. Feb, 2009 by Nitin.

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One of your biggest business assets is your list of contacts, specifically old customers.  Utilizing an list of discharged patients is the fastest way to improve the profitability of a physical therapy private practice. Pick up the phone and start calling all your old customers. Don’t just call with the intention of selling personal training [...]

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Real World Fitness and Physical Therapy Marketing

Posted on 02. Feb, 2009 by Nitin.

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Technology helps bridge the gap between an impersonal web based environment and a highly personal, interactive, human, face to face medium. The technology bridge is online video. If you don’t have one already, go buy a digital camera that can also record video. Most cost under $100. Start a blog and post a video message [...]

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More On Viral Fitness and Physical Therapy Marketing

Posted on 27. Jan, 2009 by Nitin.

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Thanks for your feedback on the viral fitness marketing article on Sunday. Some suggestions – make sure your product is viral in nature; it should be beneficial, innovative, likable and easy to pass around. The ideal product should be one that users like, and one that benefits your bottom line. Most importantly, it should create [...]

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One Of The Better Fitness Business Tips

Posted on 27. Jan, 2009 by Nitin.

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If there was a single strategy that worked to build a fitness, and physical therapy business, everyone would be doing it. A fitness business is not just about bringing in the client and making the sale, it’s about maximizing the income from one patient or one client. In a physical therapy private practice, or a [...]

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Differentiate Your Personal Training Business

Posted on 26. Jan, 2009 by Nitin.

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If you try and become everything to everybody, you will end up becoming nothing to most people. When you walk into a McDonald’s, you don’t expect too much in terms of ambiance and customer service. It’s a generic, run of the mill place. Your personal training business CANNOT afford to be the same way. Back [...]

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