The Foundation for Chiropractic Progress has launched a new service to help member doctors: a social media campaign called "Accelerator." Members will receive weekly social media messaging that can be copied / pasted directly into DCs' social media platforms and shared with patients and other followers.
If you're already an F4CP member, contact Alexis Lignos, director of marketing (alexis@f4cp.com), if you need help posting the weekly content to your social media channels (or setting up channels if you have not already done so). To become a member, visit the F4CP website.
"This new level of communication allows our members to effortlessly promote positive press for chiropractic, while engaging with members of their local communities," explained Kent Greenawalt, F4CP founder and chairman.
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