Your new veterinary facility is a revenue generator
Yes, it's a gleaming new toy to be ogled, but your building should be making you more money.
Whatever it is that you've gained from investing in a new facility-more space for treatment, improved visibility, easier access for pet owners-the end result should be an expanded client base, according to HospitalDesign360 speaker Gary Glassman, CPA. He says that you can grow client numbers by focusing on four areas.
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- The building itself. "Your new structure should be a marketing tool," he says. The very appearance of an attractive new facility can be very persuasive to potential customers.
- Internet presence. Showing off that shiny new building on social media can lead you to acquire new clients.
- Referrals. Existing clients "can be very helpful in growing your client base and your revenue stream," says Glassman.
- Local presence. Doctors being seen as community members-effectively as neighbors-has a powerful pull for the clinic, he says.
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