You've taken the plunge and added videos to your marketing efforts. Now what happens? You have to share them, tell your fans about them, and host them somewhere.
Social media is a powerful tool that can be a double-edged sword for hospitals. Provide too much information and your content can be interpreted as boring or too technical.
There’s no question about it: online videos are both popular and among the most effective means of gaining visibility, improving search engine rankings and boosting sales of your products and services. Views of video ads topped the 3 billion mark by the 2nd quarter of 2014, and even that is not enough to meet consumer demand.
Many business owners launch their digital web presence and find that their blog posts, their social media contributions, and all their other digital efforts fall short to companies that have been around for longer.
One of the easiest ways to start making videos about your company is to convert your PowerPoint presentations into videos. If you're already familiar with PowerPoint, it can be an easy way to start your video project.
Time spent waiting is wasted time. This feeling is especially prominent for people waiting in hospitals, whether in an on-site doctor's office, the emergency room, or even in the hospital itself. The combination of the seriousness of the visit and the lack of entertainment work together to make it so that people want only one thing: out.
