Know Your Practice to Grow Your Practice: The 12 Most Meaningful Practice Metrics

Original Air Date: September 02, 2015

Sponsored by:
VitaLogics Software
VitaLogics Software
Dr. Stephen Franson, CEO The Remarkable Practice

Presenter:
Dr. Stephen Franson, CEO The Remarkable Practice

Moderator:
Peter Crownfield, Executive Editor of Dynamic Chiropractic

Topics include:

  • Discover the Science of Tracking New Patients and Never Lose Attraction
  • Gain Insights on the Secrets Behind Measuring Conversion
  • Learn how and why you must measure and master your conversion rates
  • Enjoy better conversions, compliance and collections and most importantly - Peace of Mind
  • You can't grow your practice until you know your practice
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