This is the year for you to knock it out of the park in your practice through social media. Twitter, Facebook, Facebook Live, Google, and more, how do you do all that? In this episode we catch up with Nicole Cowley of ChiroSocialTech, and we discuss helping chiropractors get more results using social media.
We go into details about using Facebook Live, as well as Facebook advertising, and how two people can increase their reach far beyond other methods by going where the eyes are. You will learn how big companies are moving from mainstream media, like television, to people's pockets via their cell phone.
To have more impact you need to do the same.
You will have actionable takeaways from this episode.
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One of the greatest things about doing the mile high podcast is getting to connect with great people within the chiropractic profession and I am grateful to help you connect to them as well. This podcast episode is very close to my heart as Bill Decken, the current philosophy chair of Sherman College of Chiropractic, was one of my philosophy instructors when I was a student at Sherman. Join us at Mile High August 17-20, 2017 Reserve your seats here.
He has served Chiropractic for 30 years through Sherman College, as well as the Academy of Chiropractic Philosophers (ACP) and the International Research and Philosophy Symposium (IRAPS).
In this episode, we discussed some of the philosophical concepts that both students in the class room as well as doctors in the ACP Program find most challenging to grow through, and comprehend.
We also discussed why philosophy is important relative to the professions future and success in practice. Any time that you can connect with Bill Decken is time well spent. Enjoy this podcast episode. I know you will get a lot out of it. I did while watching it, and you will even learn why National League is more congruent to principle than the American League.