He spent over $5,000 in three years, referred a ton of friends and family, signed up for classes through my practice, and bought retail items. One of my all-time favorite clients I met through Hot Deals. 1 in 3 of the Hot Deal clients that came through my practice either rebooked, purchased a gift certificate, or bought merchandise. I find running a deal is a great way to introduce them to the community and bulk up their schedule in a short period of time.Įven though I warn you do have to be careful when entering into such deals, my experiences have been positive.
However, when I have a new therapist added to my practice my philosophy is a little different. Because of this, currently I would not think of running a deal for myself. As of today, my personal client load is more than I can handle. When my expenses were high, and I had room to expand my client load. I ran my deal after an expansion to my practice. The concept is the same, though specific terms vary slightly from Groupon. My local newspaper has a similar program called Hot Deals. Now to be fair, I technically did not run a Groupon deal. I agree that there are some very huge downsides to programs such as Groupon! I also firmly believe that if you are smart about it, you can make it work to your advantage.
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