By Michael Dorausch, D.C. You never know when people are going somewhere you’ve already been. This post is a summary of localized topics using granular information. I’ve used the term granular numerous times in blog post and news articles, but I still think it’s something that often overlooked. I mentioned granular data in a post
By Michael Dorausch, D.C. Two chiropractic events taking place this week that deserve the attention of this blog are Sharon Gorman’s Focus Chiropractic Event in Pennsylvania, and DCS in Newport Beach, California. The Focus event takes place at the Howard Johnson hotel in Bartonsville Pennsylvania on Saturday, December 6th. DCS December takes place Wednesday night,
The Dead Chiropractic Society Presents… DCS UNCHAINED – California Jam 2009 The world’s biggest Chiropractic Party, March 7, 2009, 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. Orange County Performing Arts Center, Costa Mesa, California Speakers include: Dr. Brad Glowaki, Dr. Claudia Anrig, Dr. Fred Schofield, Dr. Tim O’Shea, Dr. James Chestnut, Dr. John Babich, Dr. Patrick Gentempo,
Some people may find it hard to believe, but chiropractors can party as hard as any other group on the planet. By party, we don’t mean get chemically induced and crunk, we mean letting loose and having a good time. Rather than getting over medicated to the point of numbness and dysfunction, the chiropractic community feeds and fuels on the energy that drives this universe. Okay, so there’s some alcohol and caffeine involved at times, but for the most part, when chiropractors talk about being Fired up, it’s an expression coming from the inside, that’s being projected outwards. With that said, one of Chiropractix biggest concert events is scheduled for March of 2009, it’s going to be a wild and off the hook ginormous party.
This is the time of year chiropractors and other small businesses should be thinking about marketing for 2009. There are four events taking place during October and November (and one in early December) where chiropractors can gather together and hammer out marketing for the upcoming year. Make no mistake, there’s going to be plenty of opportunity for chiropractors to thrive in 2009, but planning for what changes are expected to come is essential.
By Michael Dorausch, D.C. You never know when people are going somewhere you’ve already been. This post is a summary of localized topics using granular information. I’ve used the term granular numerous times in blog post and news articles, but I still think it’s something that often overlooked. I mentioned granular data in a post
By Michael Dorausch, D.C. Two chiropractic events taking place this week that deserve the attention of this blog are Sharon Gorman’s Focus Chiropractic Event in Pennsylvania, and DCS in Newport Beach, California. The Focus event takes place at the Howard Johnson hotel in Bartonsville Pennsylvania on Saturday, December 6th. DCS December takes place Wednesday night,
The Dead Chiropractic Society Presents… DCS UNCHAINED – California Jam 2009 The world’s biggest Chiropractic Party, March 7, 2009, 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. Orange County Performing Arts Center, Costa Mesa, California Speakers include: Dr. Brad Glowaki, Dr. Claudia Anrig, Dr. Fred Schofield, Dr. Tim O’Shea, Dr. James Chestnut, Dr. John Babich, Dr. Patrick Gentempo,
Some people may find it hard to believe, but chiropractors can party as hard as any other group on the planet. By party, we don’t mean get chemically induced and crunk, we mean letting loose and having a good time. Rather than getting over medicated to the point of numbness and dysfunction, the chiropractic community feeds and fuels on the energy that drives this universe. Okay, so there’s some alcohol and caffeine involved at times, but for the most part, when chiropractors talk about being Fired up, it’s an expression coming from the inside, that’s being projected outwards. With that said, one of Chiropractix biggest concert events is scheduled for March of 2009, it’s going to be a wild and off the hook ginormous party.
This is the time of year chiropractors and other small businesses should be thinking about marketing for 2009. There are four events taking place during October and November (and one in early December) where chiropractors can gather together and hammer out marketing for the upcoming year. Make no mistake, there’s going to be plenty of opportunity for chiropractors to thrive in 2009, but planning for what changes are expected to come is essential.