Oct 24, 2017
New dental marketing services launched for UK, USA and Singapore practices and clinics. The marketing packages include dental implants, Invisalign and cosmetic dentistry marketing services designed to attract ideal patients and generate return on investment and meet the needs of dental practices and clinics.
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Marlow, United Kingdom - October 24, 2017 /PressCable/ —
MXM Marketing has announced the launch of its new marketing services for Dental Implants, Invisalign and Cosmetic Dentistry. These marketing packages went live on 20 October 2017 in response to growing demand from dentists in the UK, Singapore and USA for dedicated marketing solutions to attract their ideal patients. Prior to the launch of these three new marketing services, the company frequently received requests from dentists and practice managers for help with their marketing. Practices reported that they often had spare capacity, and some also reported that they had tried “deal based marketing” such as vouchers and discounts, but found this did not attract their ideal types of patients, and that this was often a loss making exercise which did not lead to long term growth of their patient base.
In response to requests and the needs of practices, the company identified three key areas which required customised solutions. The new services launched are:
1. Dental Implants Marketing Service – the service provides custom solutions designed to attract more implant patients, and provide valuable information to consumers considering dental implants
2. Invisalign Marketing Service – the service provides customised solutions built to attract more Invisalign patients, and provide information to consumers considering orthodontic treatment
3. General Cosmetic Dentistry Marketing Service – the service provides broader marketing solutions to attract cosmetic dentistry patients for services such as veneers, teeth whitening, orthodontics etc.
The company also found that dental professionals face the choice of running their own marketing function or outsourcing. As marketing is a fast moving field, many dentists report that they simply do not have the time or inclination to manage their own marketing. Yet they know that they want a return on their investment, and some have found that outsourcing does not always provide the ROI they are looking for. This is frustrating for dental professionals as their practices have spare capacity and costs.
The Company Spokesperson, makes a point of saying “Our service packages have been designed to deliver results in terms of targeting ideal patients, generating return on investment, as well as being hands off for dental practices.”
The Company Spokesperson continues “The marketing services will deliver value to dental practices and clinics, but also to patients who are considering dental implants, Invisalign or cosmetic dentistry in general. This will be achieved through providing valuable information online to help patients find and choose their practice.”
MXM Marketing was established in May 2012. It has been doing business for 5 years and has always provided services designed to generate results and ROI.
Dentists and practice managers can find out more by contacting the company or visiting: http://www.mxmmarketing.com
Contact Info:
Name: Company Manager
Email: Send Email
Organization: MXM Marketing Limited
Address: Third Avenue Third Avenue, Globe Park, Marlow, Buckinghamshire SL7 1EY, United Kingdom
Phone: +44-20-8242-4007
For more information, please visit http://www.mxmmarketing.com
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 253318
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