The Perfect Recipe for Lead Generation

  • Posted by Catherine Valentine Rosario
  • On June 12, 2019
  • Click Funnels, Digital advertising, Facebook ads, Lead generation, Marketing Funnels, Social media

Facebook knows more about its users than any other ad platform, period. And with over 2.38 billion monthly active users, this makes Facebook ads a powerful tool for reaching exactly who you want to reach—potential customers.

Here are some other stats that really show the power of the network:

  • 74% of its users log in daily, and half of those users check Facebook several times a day
  • 96% of its users access the network on a mobile device
  • 35 minutes is the average time its users spend on the network a day

So, you are probably wondering does this have anything to do with cooking and recipes? Well, here’s what we’ve found to be an effective recipe for lead generation:

Take some Facebook ads and mix them with Funnel Marketing and let the leads pour in!

If cooking isn’t your thing, we can help you drive qualified leads to your business with our Funnel Marketing program. We use Facebook ads to drive visitors to a custom sales funnel page. The funnel page converts these targeted prospects into leads and then we use sophisticated email marketing to turn these leads into customers. You can learn more about our digital marketing services here.

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Physician marketing: 10-steps to serious online results

  • Posted by Nigel Edelshain
  • On April 1, 2016
  • Blogging, Digital advertising, Email marketing, Online reputation management, SEO, Social media, Websites

This week I’ve been working on our new physician marketing programs.

As I worked on these future marketing packages I realized that we should not only describe what physicians need to do to boost results but also give them a clear plan of how to get started and how to grow.

This post gives an overview of the digital marketing areas that should be addressed by a medical practice and the order in which they should be tackled.

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What to do about ad blocking software

  • Posted by Nigel Edelshain
  • On June 29, 2015
  • Digital advertising

Between DVRs that let you fast forward through live TV and commercial-free streaming services like Netflix and Amazon Prime, most people don’t spend a lot of time watching commercials on TV anymore. It’s hardly surprising that they’d use similar technology to avoid advertising as they surf the web.

Ad blocking extensions aren’t new; Adblock Plus and AdBlock, the two most popular extensions, launched in 2006 and 2009, respectively, and between them they boast more than half a billion downloads. Until recently, their usage was mostly limited to desktop and laptop computers, but that’s changing as people spend more and more time on their smartphones and tablets.

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