Are you having trouble coming up with ideas on how to promote your HRA? Not sure where to start? We’ve got some ideas to change that!
Facebook, patient acquisition, promotion, Tips & Support
Keep your Source Tags simple if you want to make sure you’re getting accurate reporting on which campaign sources are providing the best ROI.
UTM parameters don’t have to be intimidating. Utilize this simple best practice to take your UTM campaign game up a notch.
analytics, Facebook, Google, tags, Tips & Support
The goal of the campaign was not to drive revenue, but rather reduce healthcare costs and demand on resources. Reversing the trend and improving population health was at the core of the initiative.
completion rates, diabetes, Facebook, Google, increase revenue, increased online traffic, population health, promotion
Make Google, Yelp, & Facebook feedback work for your hospital, not against. Discover ways to control the conversation and gain tactical insights.
Reed Smith of Social Health Institute hosts this valuable presentation.
brand, Facebook, Google, listings, online feedback, reputation, reviews, Yelp
Many online ad companies like Google and Facebook allow you to track conversions and use this reporting to showcase how many end-users reached the “goal” of the ad. For our Health Assessments, the goal is for a user to reach the Results Screen, which is displayed at the end of the assessment after they’ve answered […]
analytics, Facebook, Google, trackingTo customize the Facebook sharing for your Health Assessments, properly formatted meta tags must be added to the HTML code of the HRA host page.
analytics, Facebook, social media, tags
Make Google, Yelp, & Facebook feedback work for your hospital, not against. Discover ways to control the conversation and gain tactical insights.
brand, Facebook, Google, listings, online feedback, reputation, reviews, YelpInvest less than an hour and walk away with some real world inspiration for increasing patient acquisition:
1) Best tactics for active and passive healthcare audiences
2) Tweaking acquisition funnels to actually convert
3) Realistic campaign performance benchmarks
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At their simplest, HRAs ask health related questions and apply algorithms to calculate results to stratify users into groups.
They often use clunky, lengthy annual HRAs to quickly gather self-reported health metrics and determine how much you might cost them over time. They are not typically designed to help the individual take concrete action.
We believe if you make it easy for users to educate and motivate themselves, they will willingly opt-in to your messaging.
