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In today’s dynamic, shifting market – where the latest marketing or technology fad will be obsolete in a few years – you need an evidence-based content strategy to future-proof your business. Welcome to Vaccine.
Reading the tea leaves to find the critical markers that lead to monumental change
Deep research dive to assess competition, opportunities and pitfalls
Developing organic brand narratives that evoke strong emotions
Identifying an effective content strategy that fits the budget
Analyzing results and adapting strategy as necessary for long-term success
CHALLENGE: Henry Ford needed to drive more appointments for its general Sports Medicine service, which is heavily focused on injury treatment.
SOLUTION: The Sports Medicine team was already known for being the official healthcare providers for local professional sports teams and events. We leveraged this, and created an “Official Physicians” campaign that focused on patients who were not pros. The integrated campaign included TV, radio, print and social ads, focusing on key testimonials from a variety of aspiring athletes and weekend warriors at different ages and athletic levels, all of whom were able to get back to their respective sports following their pro-level injury treatment.
As the healthcare landscape shifts, it’s important to understand the two main telehealth categories (synchronous and asynchronous) and how these are used.
Print newsletters offer an effective way to connect with your customers, tell meaningful stories and provide them with the tactile experience they’re craving.
Given COVID-19’s effect on both budgets and customer demand, micromarketing can be a strategic way to quickly and cost-effectively test certain products and services, while gaining insight into the new normal.