Showing posts with label osteoporosis Hong Kong. Show all posts
Showing posts with label osteoporosis Hong Kong. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 16, 2011

Here's how to produce amazing results from tiny territory and precision creative

 

Postcards: The essentials are bold, brief and compelling.

Here's how to produce amazing results from tiny territory and precision creative.

Postcards–the unpretentious little urchins of the direct mail game–can be a heavy hitter in your marketing mix. But for as unassuming as a postcard may appear, there are a lot of significant rules to this game that can make the difference between bust and bonanza.

On the plus-side, postcards are generally affordable despite recent postage rate changes. There is no envelope to mask your message, and friendly, attention-getting cards get through the mailbox clutter. Done right, postcards can produce a healthy Return-on-Investment as well as boost and extend the effectiveness of your overall strategy. And that idea brings us to the first of 9 tips in the checklist.

1. Postcards do not stand alone. But they can be one strong tactic when properly fit into a broader plan. Don't count on a big splash from a one-time drop of a few postcards (and then conclude "they didn't work.") So...
2. Think quantity. In building a practice marketing plan for a client, we often recommend mailings at a minimum of 5,000 pieces for the first of several weeks.
3. Think frequency. Repetition (in just the right measure) works. We would typically build a marketing plan that begins with a postcard "drop" in the first week, followed by additional drops of a similar size every other week over 4 to 6 weeks.
4. Take a breath, if needed. These numbers can sound a little astronomical to the uninitiated. But we know from experience-hundreds of clients, millions of pieces of direct mail and many years-this is simply what's needed to be successful. Conversely, if you were thinking a lot smaller numbers, there is little need to read further. Stop now and avoid the disappointment...or call us and we'll explain.
5. Think multi-dimensionally. Postcards are not universal in size, shape, weight...and ultimately postage cost. But, as a starting point, there are specific postal requirements (including penalties) that establish the territorial rules. Regulations and rates changed recently, and you can expect to pay a premium if you try to play out-of-bounds. Knowledgeable and professional creative help knows how to design to the right size for maximum effectiveness without paying a premium.


Postcards provide limited real estate to accomplish a lot of tasks. Subtract some space on the card for the correct address allowance, barcode and return address, and the remaining breathing room for your message is tight. Plus the typical reading time can be just this side of a few nanoseconds.

For more enquiries, please email us at sales@medicalamrketing.com.hk or call us at 852-25801059 in office hour HKT 10:00 to 14:00 / 15:00-19:00.


Hire us! Why? Because we have …
1.      Solid experience in management of medical-related projects.
2.      Ability to collaborate and work well medical professionals.
3.      Good understanding of usability, conversion funnels, web analytics, web design, and information architecture design.
4.      Good understanding of technical requirements of organic search
5.      Good medical writing skills and HTML skills
6.      Similar approach and philosophy about organic search as yours.
7.      Familiarize with Google’s webmaster guidelines.
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Tuesday, January 4, 2011

Web Marketing in medical practice – Importance of searching keywords (query)



Select the right search keywords are the step one of web marketing, meaning, if you do it wrongly or inappropriately, the consecutive steps cannot effectively drive the expected business outcomes. Such analysis required a experienced professional marketer to run it.

Classifications of the searching keyword
i)                    Navigational - searcher is looking for something specific, eg. Facebook.com;
ii)                  Commercial - searcher are likely purchase-related, eg. Web marketing company in Asia;
iii)                Informational/ Prepurchase. Searcher tends to search query be more generic and non-commercial. Searcher is doing research with a high likelihood of a later eg. Which web marketing company is professional in Asia?

Searching behavior
Searchers often refinements when initial search doesn’t provide satisfactory results.
For example, if someone does a search on “osteoporosis” and gets a set of results but not the correct one, the searcher might notice that the results that appear have geographically information and add that to the query and refine to “osteoporosis Hong Kong”. 

A recent study showed that the searches were successfully only 70% of the time and the rest of the time searchers had to “re-search to find the relevant results”.

What Can Medical Marketing Do For You?
-          Professional searching keywords strategy consultancy
-          Searching keyword analysis tools
-          Competitive intelligence analysis
-          Quantitative online market research
-          Customer focus group

For more enquiries, please call us at 852-25801058 for more information.

www. medicalmarketing.com.hk