Working in healthcare means you have a unique relationship with your "customers." They aren't just people you hope will come back to you for future interactions. They're patients who need information from you: how to take care of post-procedure bodies, when to come back in or call if they're experiencing procedures or problems, and regular reminders of how often they should actually be visiting your office for routine exams and follow-up appointments.

Though the internet is flooded with different marketing strategies, there are certain techniques which never stop working, like email marketing. The advantage of email marketing is you can reach a large number of people in a short period of time without spending much.

For small businesses such as real estate firms, low-cost solutions are the name of the game — making a strategic email marketing campaign all the more valuable.

Taking care of marketing is a critical part of your accounting business. Unfortunately, it's also a time-consuming process, especially if you want to do it right.

You can't afford to spend your day focused on marketing when you need to meet with clients, crunch numbers, and keep up with the latest marketing information in your field.

Open a phone book, and you'll find a long list of lawyers, even in small communities. If you practice a general field of law, your list of competitors is worryingly long. But if your expertise lies in a niche like immigration law, you probably have problems finding the right clients. What do you do?

Standing out from the crowd of competition is crucial in any industry, but law firms tend to feel the brunt of failure to accomplish that feat. If you cannot distinguish yourself from other firms, you'll have a tough time finding new clients.

You hear it from every corner of the internet: to successfully market your real estate business, you need to have a social media presence. And that's sensible advice.

After all, it's where your clients spend their time! But despite spending hours of time to market your business on social media, nobody seems to actually like or interact with your post.

You're not the only realtor with that problem.