Jim and Tyson describe the idea behind Podiatry Marketing and why they're combining efforts to help their podiatrist peers and colleagues.
Play Episode View episode detailsIn this episode of Podiatry Marketing, Tyson and Jim discuss how mindset plays a big factor in making proactive vs. reactive marketing decisions.
In this episode of Podiatry Marketing, Jim and Tyson dive into the topic of micro-storytelling and how it can be used to enhance patient engagement, build trust, and improve patient understanding in podiatry clinics.
In this episode of Podiatry Marketing, Tyson and Jim discuss what ChatGPT is and how it can benefit your practice and your patients.
In this episode of Podiatry Marketing, Tyson and Jim discuss developing your clinic's story and how communicating this story to patients can make your clinic a unique in the eyes of patients.
In this episode of Podiatry Marketing, Tyson and Jim discuss the opportunities and frustrations of promoting your podiatry practice on Google. It's a powerful platform but not a place you can just "set it and forget it."
In this episode of Podiatry Marketing, Tyson and Jim discuss why providing excellent patient care doesn't stop after their initial visit. Follow-up is an essential part of the process to ensure that their needs are being met and their overall …
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Jim McDannald, DPM, is the Founder of Podiatry Growth, where he helps podiatrists learn about their online opportunities and provides solutions that benefit their practices and patients.
He’s a graduate of Scholl College, completed a three-year surgical residency at Portland Legacy-Kaiser, and has practiced in both the US and Canada.
After talking with a few colleagues frustrated by bad experiences with digital marketing agencies, Jim combined his two areas of expertise to start Podiatry Growth. Now, he helps podiatrists understand their online opportunities and provides digital marketing services.
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Tyson E. Franklin graduated from the Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane in 1988 with a passion for business and marketing.
Strangely he didn’t study business or marketing at QUT, instead, he studied podiatry, however, the following year he did enroll in a business degree at Griffith University, Gold Coast Campus.
Since then he has opened, sold, taken over, and relocated well over 20 podiatry businesses throughout Queensland, and at one stage ran multiple podiatry and footwear businesses 1800km apart, proving great systems must come first, and then a great business will follow.
Tyson is also the author of two books, It's No Secret...There's Money in Podiatry and It's No Secret...There's Money in Small Business.