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This summary report discusses the need for continual change in health care advertising, how to consistently capture useful data, and how to commit to patient-centric approaches.
In this educational webinar, convergent TV experts will share new techniques in reaching health care audiences precisely and cost-effectively.  Dive into behavioral and multi-screen media consumption data to maximize reach and increase return on a tight budget. Presenters will share examples of how marketers have saved upwards of 30% and achieved desired outcomes despite a challenging environment. 
How can marketing and public relations practitioners help their organizations make a measurable difference in population health? At Onslow Memorial Hospital (OMH) in North Carolina, Amy Cain-Sousa, senior vice president of public relations/marketing, has found that creating an online community dedicated to wellness can be an effective first step.
A veteran media strategist shares insights on how to use a mix of digital tactics to raise awareness and yield results. Digital advertising — in the form of mobile marketing, search engine marketing, social media marketing, and more — is an inexpensive as well as effective way of marketing when compared to traditional methods.
Several case studies from UC Davis Health will illustrate how best to use digital display, video, mobile and social ads to maximize audience reach and traffic to your landing pages.
This case study will examine how Boston Medical Center implemented an integrated, multichannel marketing campaign to acquire more than 2,000 new primary care patients within one year.
In this presentation, you'll hear Avera Health and its digital agency, Click Rain, talk about the recent restructure to fit the new digital marketing world, including the development of a dedicated digital team.
12 campaigns over 90 days. 3,000+ conversions. 500+ appointment requests. $17 million in gross charges. $4 million in net revenue. This is just a sample of the greater ROI groundwork that Orlando Health has assembled. Now they want to share their bigger story.