PatientSTAT provides medical marketing services which produce a stream and strategy for gaining new patients.



Client Reviews
We will only represent one service per local area.
Approach

A strong Internet and technology presence begins with your Website. We will review what you have and discuss ownership of all your assets. Together we determine your needs to move forward, whether it be with what you currently have, recommended changes and/or site redesign.
Next we recommend to make sure your business and professional profiles (via Business Profiles) are properly represented in all relevant mediums. Most doctors and practices have a small amount of their profiles and listings claimed and customized; very few have submitted their practice to many industry and major Internet channels.
Although, your website can bring in new patients, nothing performs as fast and effective as Pay-Per-Click (PPC). PPC is one of the top and immediate return on your investment.
There are a variety of ways to ensure the growth of your practice while continuing to inform the public of all that you offer. Our Search Engine Optimization (SEO) services provide links, fresh and current content to your site, and improvement of our offered marketing services. SEO increases the strength and effectiveness of your site, which results in improvement of our other offered marketing services. Additionally, SEO can provide content for your eblasts and social media accounts. All this will provide a position of strength, profitability, and longevity.

Results
Website :
Our medical websites yield 2-3 new patients a week and 1-3 leads per day.*
*new domains are expected to take longer to monetize. To expedite results we recommend our Marketing Packages.
Business Profile :
PPC :
You start seeing results days after the launch and will take 1 month to optimize performance. Our clients experience 5-10x returns*
*results are based on properly designed site, business citations, proper SEO and clients’ ability to handle the leads.
SEO :

Marketing Budget

Caveat: These rules of thumb are based on businesses that average at least six-figure revenue numbers. Companies with smaller margins should allocate a percentage of their net revenue based on estimates of what competitors are spending. (And yes, they will have to guesstimate roughly at best. Competitors rarely share this information openly.)
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