| MAKE THE MOST OF YOUR CLINIC THEME MONTH WITH VIRTUAL VET NURSE How many times have you had a great idea for a monthly promotion, only to have it fall flat when things have got busy in the clinic? Client freebies end up sitting unused in the back cupboard, and the carefully curated educational material is left sitting on a desk somewhere. A good promotional campaign requires a little planning – but with the help of a few little tips you can put together a campaign that keeps your promotion at the forefront of your client’s minds. Put your Virtual Vet Nurse to work delivering standardised information at every interaction with every client, and talking about your promotions in an engaging, customer-centric way. The 80/20 rule The 80/20 rule indicates that 80% of social media posts should be useful to your audience — meaning, it educates, entertains, or offers a solution to their problems — and only 20% should explicitly promote your business/products. For your social media to be a hit, it’s worth putting time into sharing those cute kitty photos, and putting up the fun staff pictures. Get creative and use a variety of media across your social media, email and SMS channels. Quizzes/self questionnaires Videos of staff Educational videos Example social media calendar for feline OA Week one Cute patient photo + case study on feline OA. Tip for feline OA patients. Photo and link for Digital Human Sophie talking about OA Week two Video of staff member demonstrating how to trim claws. Link to Virtual Vet Nurse osteoarthritis survey. Veterinary tip for feline OA patients. Week three Link to Digital Human Sophie talking about nerve growth factor. Post about joint supplement that you offer in clinic. Veterinary tip for feline OA patients. Week four Online quiz about feline OA with a prize. Cute patient photo and case study about feline OA. SMS campaign with OA survey for senior cats. Do you have any great ideas for a clinic theme month? Get in touch! Let’s work together to help your clients get the best out of your promotions. |
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