By Michael Dorausch I was browsing through some photos earlier this afternoon when I came across this one which was taken during a chiropractic mission trip to Nicaragua. Not sure what make of gun he is holding, but I’ve adjusted many people, while others observed while holding guns, it’s an odd experience. On the topic
From as early as last week, to news from the turn-of-the-century, there is often times stories and articles we may have missed that deserve greater attention. But with the growth of social media, RSS feeds, and an abundance of news related web sites, there’s tons of information coming at us from all directions, and we don’t have the time to browse through content from the past. On this website, I’m hoping to make that a little bit easier, with a monthly glimpse into chiropractic news articles from 2000 through to the present. Is not only important to know where we’re going, it’s good to reflect back and know where we came from.
Providing chiropractic care to the residents of Lantana and West Palm Beach Florida for the past decade, Dr. Edwin Cordero of Cordero Family Chiropractic has recently opened an additional chiropractic office in Royal Palm Beach. The local Florida chiropractor began running television advertisements on a local Fox channel, which serves the the Lantana and Royal Palm Beach areas, and they’ve been showing to be successful.
When it comes to discussing small business approaches, there is no argument that developing a service minded client strategy, can reap both short-term and long-term benefits. It’s easy to categorize a topic like this into a marketing pigeonhole, but there is a multitude of other reasons why businesses put such an emphasis on customer service. I reviewed a group of chiropractic articles featuring the topic of serving others, and I discovered more than the few motivational words of wisdom.
A Friday evening should not be spent searching one’s web site for content that’s difficult to find. I was sifting through some news archives earlier today, preparing an article on 2008 politics and the chiropractic vote, and I was having a difficult time locating a piece or two authored by myself, search should be a lot easier than that.
By Michael Dorausch I was browsing through some photos earlier this afternoon when I came across this one which was taken during a chiropractic mission trip to Nicaragua. Not sure what make of gun he is holding, but I’ve adjusted many people, while others observed while holding guns, it’s an odd experience. On the topic
From as early as last week, to news from the turn-of-the-century, there is often times stories and articles we may have missed that deserve greater attention. But with the growth of social media, RSS feeds, and an abundance of news related web sites, there’s tons of information coming at us from all directions, and we don’t have the time to browse through content from the past. On this website, I’m hoping to make that a little bit easier, with a monthly glimpse into chiropractic news articles from 2000 through to the present. Is not only important to know where we’re going, it’s good to reflect back and know where we came from.
Providing chiropractic care to the residents of Lantana and West Palm Beach Florida for the past decade, Dr. Edwin Cordero of Cordero Family Chiropractic has recently opened an additional chiropractic office in Royal Palm Beach. The local Florida chiropractor began running television advertisements on a local Fox channel, which serves the the Lantana and Royal Palm Beach areas, and they’ve been showing to be successful.
When it comes to discussing small business approaches, there is no argument that developing a service minded client strategy, can reap both short-term and long-term benefits. It’s easy to categorize a topic like this into a marketing pigeonhole, but there is a multitude of other reasons why businesses put such an emphasis on customer service. I reviewed a group of chiropractic articles featuring the topic of serving others, and I discovered more than the few motivational words of wisdom.
A Friday evening should not be spent searching one’s web site for content that’s difficult to find. I was sifting through some news archives earlier today, preparing an article on 2008 politics and the chiropractic vote, and I was having a difficult time locating a piece or two authored by myself, search should be a lot easier than that.