All posts relating to announcements from LiveseySolar (includes articles written for other publications, new client and partnership agreements)
We're delighted to announce an agreement between Optegra Eye Care and LiveseySolar to deliver telephone and interpersonal skills training for staff & partners
Practice planning by Rod Solar featured in Eurotimes September 2011 Mind your Money. Managing personal and practice funds is an essential practice-building skill Practice planning advice offered by Rod Solar featured in a Eurotimes article in September 2011, which treats the topic of managing your finances [...]
We've noticed a real growth in interest in not only what we do, but also in healthcare marketing as a serious necessity in private medicine today.
Using our 3-Act Telephone Sales Evaluation, we mystery called 30 clinics, recorded the calls, and summarised the results against what we teach our clients.
A short introduction to the interface and highlights most tools that business owners might need to use without getting overly technical.
Rod Solar's advice on practice building featured in Eurotimes July/August 2011: Is there a Market for my Services? A little research about demographics, patients and competitors can help grow your practice Rod Solar's advice on building and growing a medical practice is featured in a [...]
Rod Solar Telephone Training Presentation praised (Eurotimes June 2011): Hire a Practice Manager. Finance, marketing, and human resources require expertise, but trust and training take time Rod Solar's presentation on telephone training at the ESCRS Practice Development Workshops in Paris 2010 is praised in a Eurotimes [...]
LiveseySolar Marketing Workshop announced in Eurotimes April 2011: New Challenges. Transformation requires a leader, and a leader requires a vision In April 2011 Eurotimes announce the LiveseySolar Marketing workshop for medical practices in September 2011, moderated by Rod Solar. The full article by Colin Kerr [...]
The President of BAAPS Mr. Nigel Mercer seems to think advertising cosmetic surgery should be banned, as is reported in this article appearing in the Independent. One might assume that this would affect anything that could be defined as "advertising" - which, depending on your perspective might include all communications efforts including the internet and other forms of more personalised communication (e.g. emails, letters, even possible business cards). What's your view?
LiveseySolar's telephone training featured in Eurotimes March 2011: A GOOD SERVICE. ESCRS Practice Development Masterclass attendee finds value in focusing on basics. Rod Solar and LiveseySolar's telephone training are featured in Eurotimes March 2011, which focused on the importance of marketing basics in practice development. [...]
