Private Hospital Professional is the law of network marketing success.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 4 Private Hospital Professional is the law of network marketing success Private hospitals in recent years mushroomed steadily uprooted, a spectacular trend. But the development of private hospitals have emerged polarization - or the rapid expansion of the steadily growing or difficult linger. Whether or not the strength of the strength of the establishment of a hospital site has basically become their own consensus. After all, this is an Internet era, can not ignore the power of the network. But unfortunately, there are still many bosses and decision makers that the hospital, the hospital site has a can, that we do not fall behind, through some channels that users of our site, from our website to know some basic information The main hospital phone numbers and addresses that can be, and then wait for patients to call or calls. I have to say, this is just wishful thinking! The reason is that although they recognized the importance of network marketing, but it ignores the essence of network marketing, Network marketing is a real strategy, not only for browsing, and a presentation tool, this site does not play it in this should play an important function! This is a network information age, China’s Internet users among large, a considerable part of the Internet users in the way of the Internet to accept Zhengxun is mainly when they rarely see traditional media advertising, and more people love the Internet to find what , due to too much facilitated. So, how patients and hospitals for the network channels to establish direct contacts, Best Asahi Group (BXMID spent a lot in this respect a great effort, for this purpose set up a network of private hospitals per Asahi marketing agency, R amp; D a set of effective marketing software tools to facilitate the access of patients to communicate with the hospital so the hospital can quickly take the next step of the way of effective measures. for example, by real-time online consulting, advisory page