Once you have a website, start collecting email addresses so that you can build your email list. As you grow your list, you can start pushing monthly emails, drip campaigns, birthday rewards, and even loyalty program perks that will keep your customers engaged and coming back for more.

You might feel the need to create many different social media accounts, but who has the time to manage them all? We hear ya! Restaurants usually fair well on Facebook and Instagram so those are a great place to start. Facebook is a hub for friendly interaction, posting events (if relevant), and building feedback/reviews. Instagram can help generate buzz by posting all your scrumptious food pics while adding savory hashtags that’ll be sure to get you noticed.

We briefly touched on this above, but reviews can be left on several platforms such as Facebook, Google, and Yelp. Managing reviews can be a large task depending on the popularity of your restaurant. Developing a strategy to address good and negative reviews is always something to consider early on.

To make sure your future foodie fans find your new location and have the most up-to-date information, you’ll need to keep your directory listings current. This will need to be managed and maintained over time.

As we mentioned before, a website is needed for any business in today’s digital climate, but with health-related content, you might need extra levels of security and/or safeguards that normal businesses don’t. It’s worth investing in a platform that can balance an engaging and friendly infrastructure with the appropriate number of safeguards, so your patients feel safe and secure.

Build lasting relationships with your patients using email marketing. Taking steps to acknowledge birthdays, upcoming appointment reminders, or simply sharing healthy advice that relates to your patients and/or business is a good start.

As a healthcare professional, starting with a Facebook account will allow you to connect and share updates about your business. It’s a great platform to build reviews and engage with others on healthcare-related matters. You can also use features like Facebook Live to give potential patients a behind-the-scenes view of your business and what makes it so special.

This is especially important in the medical industry as you want to take measures to protect and build your reputation by tending to reviews often. You’ll want to reply promptly and offer professional responses.

In the healthcare industry, your patients might search for a facility closest to their residence. Therefore your directory listings should always reflect your current address and contact information in case of an emergency.

A website is a hub for all the important information about your business and what makes it so unique. Include specific messaging, as well as enticing graphics that reinforce your brand and differentiate your business from all the rest.

Your email strategy might differ slightly from others because of its B2B nature. However, the intent is the same as you’re looking to deepen the relationship and further the connection with your audience. Focusing on company updates, best practices when it comes to safety standards, and communicating how your business is evolving/growing are all important things to include in your emails.

Social media, no matter the industry, helps build brand awareness and drive traffic to your website for more information that might not be fitting for social. By updating and posting educational and timely content, you’ll be able to engage a new audience and funnel them back to your site to ultimately close the sale.  For B2B marketers, LinkedIn is a viable option to consider when trying to make those professional connections and build your network.

Review management can be a valuable tool as it often serves as validation for potential new customers. It establishes trust and credibility. Therefore, keeping on top of reviews by managing the good and bad in a professional way can hugely benefit your business. 

As an industrial company, you want to make it easy for customers to access you. Incorrect information on a listing can result in loss of sales, miscommunication, and disrupt your flow of business.