“30 Patients in 30 Days”
As a neurofeedback provider you are constantly faced with the challenge of finding new patients while treating current ones. Fortunately, there is now an internet listing site that specializes in making this task easier for specifically neurofeedback providers – The National Neurofeedback Network (NNN). How do we know it works? Because it’s based on these five time-tested techniques that routinely produce 30 new patients in 30 days for practices just like yours.
1. It puts you in front of the right audience at the right time
According the most recent research, eight out of ten people begin their search for a neurofeedback provider by using an online search engine such as google. They also use the internet as their primary source of information for issues related to neurofeedback. These are the people most likely to sign up for treatment when they find a conveniently located provider. Since the National Neurofeedback Network not only offers information about neurofeedback and the conditions it treats, but also offers links to local providers, its exactly what patients are looking for. That’s why listing your practice on this site significantly increases your ability to attract new clients.
2. It increases your Google ranking
Search engines offer users thousands of options for every search they do. But the number of listed sites these users actually open is very, very small. In fact, 95% of users only look at websites that are in first or second slot of a Google search. Knowing this, NNN’s developers invest in online ads to boost NNN’s placement on Google searches every month. So, listing your website on NNN ensures it will always be seen by 95% of google users searching for neurofeedback providers. And you won’t have to spend an extra dime of your own to boost your SEO or Google ranking.
3. It lets patients reach you in two clicks
When someone searches for a neurofeedback provider in their area through the NNN site, they are only one click away from the websites of individual providers. Within seconds of putting “Neurofeedback” in the search bar, potential clients can reach your site and contact information. It’s that convenience and simplicity that produces 30 new patients in 30 days.
4. It offers objective information to build patients’ trust
The power of a listing on a service website like NNN is two-fold. First, it makes it easier and more convenient for patients to find you. But there is also a second benefit – it provides reliable, objective information patients know they can trust. The copy content on NNN has been carefully researched and prepared by professional writers who aren’t selling anything. They’ve written information on neurofeedback, the conditions it treats and various therapy options to help patients and their families deal all kinds of conditions affecting brain function. This objectivity not only adds a level of trustworthiness to the site itself, but also to the credibility of the practices listed on it.
5. It gives you a personal PR bonus – FREE
Google is always attracted to new copy content that is original, relevant to the audience and well-written. That’s why NNN’s bloggers create individual biographies for the neurofeedback providers listed on our site every month. These professionally written bios are FREE and one of the special benefits you enjoy by listing on NNN. You can use your bio on your own site and social media pages to raise your personal visibility and the SEO of your site. You can also send it out as a press release, submit it for use at conferences or whenever you need a professionally-written bio.
We’d love to tell you more.
To learn more about how becoming part of the National Neurofeedback Network can help you attract an average of 30 new patients every month, call us at 000-000-0000. We realize that you’re busy, so if we don’t hear from you in the next couple of weeks, we’ll check back to see if listing with us is of interest.
By the way, the cost of NNN membership is a highly affordable $39.00 a month. (That works out to $1.30 for every new patient!) Don’t you think it’s worth exploring?
