Tax problems: 3 traps where chiropractors pay too much
A number of chiropractors tend to fall into tax problems each year, which can easily result in paying more than they should…
Small business help on the way for chiropractic clinics and businesses
The Small Business Administration, Facebook and other sources are offering small business help amidst the coronavirus pandemic…
Chiropractic apps to help run your business and for practice growth
Utilize the latest technologies to your practice’s advantage with chiropractic apps for project and time management and communications…
Chiropractic discount plan: know the rules or else
The good, the bad and the illegal regarding compliant discounting and a chiropractic discount plan for patients in need of…
Point-Counterpoint: Insurance vs. Cash practice for chiropractic
Chiropractic Economics’ Point-Counterpoint is where DCs debate the industry’s hottest topics.
What your chiropractic website design says about you
Your chiropractic website design needs to break down what their main message is directly on the home landing page
8 tips for marketing — bad ones — that you should avoid
According to Forrester, a top research and advisory firm, digital marketing—including email and social media—will cost businesses nearly $105 billion by the year 2019. This is no small amount, especially when you’re a smaller business. So, when paying your marketing bills, you certainly want to follow marketing advice that works. With that thought in mind, here are eight pieces of advice that some people recommend, but which you should avoid implementing in your own digital marketing strategy.
Sales help for small business chiropractors who don’t like to sell
You don’t have to be a battle-hardened salesperson to get more patients. Sales help for small business comes in the form of networking and self-belief.
How to launch an Instagram campaign for chiropractors
Learn some basic first steps on how to launch an Instagram campaign for chiropractors to raise awareness and bring in new patients.
Stark law for dummies: compliance for your practice
Your compliance program should reflect the laws that apply to your practice; refer to these ‘Stark law for dummies’ tips to avoid violations
