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Happy Hour Acupuncture

May 22nd, 2009 · Read 1 Comment Or Contribute Your Own

Here’s a great idea from Jeffery Grossman of Acupuncture Media Works. Dan Clark of Lotus Spring Acupuncture has been using this with success. Anyone else?

Here’s what Jeffery says:

Acupuncture Happy Hour sessions are 20-minute ear acupuncture treatments, for $20, given in a group setting. I started doing it for a few reasons.

1) It’s a great way to show people how quickly acupuncture can reduce stress and anxiety and,

2) It’s a great way to break the “I never had acupuncture and am afraid of needles” ice.

The first time I held an Acupuncture Happy Hour, 6 people showed up and 3 of them opted for further treatments! With such a great return I decided to do one the next day. This time 10 people showed up and 4 of them opted for more care.

So, in two days, just by putting out flyers and not much more than that, I got 7 new patients. Not bad for a few hours of business canvassing with flyers.

Here’s what I did:

  • I created a flyer (we have a few promotional templates on our site)
  • I went to local businesses within walking distance and told them about the event and invited them over
  • I asked local businesses if I could place a few flyers near their cash register where they would easly be seen
  • I had a local massage therapist stop by to give chair massages
  • I had the Acupuncture and Stress PowerPoint playing in the treatment room

Everyone left with a special envelope including a few friends and family health passes, top 8 reasons to try acupuncture bookmark, and the referral stimulators. Having your de-stressed patients spread the word is a sure way to long-term referrals.

Through education, marketing and holding an Acupuncture Happy Hour you will be able to help shift that paradigm and provide a calmer, more peaceful world, one patient at a time!

Yours in health, practice growth and a stress-less world.

Good luck and make it fun!

Jeffrey Grossman, L.Ac.
Acupuncture Media Works

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  • 1 Michael Arnold // May 26, 2009 at 10:59 am

    This sounds like a great idea. I always offer a free consultation to potential patients in order to build trust and rapport but this takes it one step further. Also thank you Burton for this great acupuncture marketing resource you’ve put together.

    Michael

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