Why Multi-Channel Healthcare Marketing Fails with Lauren Leone & Rich Briddock

Описание: 💡 Episode Summary

Healthcare leaders embrace multi-channel strategies in theory, but implementation consistently fails when measurement frameworks, economic models, and incentive structures face real-world scrutiny. In this episode, Lauren Leone and Rich Briddock of Cardinal Digital dissect the critical failure points in multi-channel execution, examine what's at stake when these systems break down, and reveal the transformations that occur when teams finally achieve alignment.

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⏱️ Episode Timestamps

00:00 - Cold open
‍00:41 - Why multi-channel marketing fails in healthcare despite theoretical agreement
‍03:24 - Why marketing teams fall back on intent channels
‍10:21 - The 70-20-10 Framework
‍16:54 - Measurement frameworks and leading indicators
‍22:35 - Setting clear goals and understanding your audience
‍31:38 - Practical next steps and starting small

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💬 Quotes

“ We start oftentimes with, Can you tell us the capacity for new patients at your locations or by service line? So that it's not just this blanket, We need new patients everywhere. I think that creates really interesting channel mix opportunities. You might take a market where you're highly saturated, we do a marginal or incrementality test and find that search has really maxed its capacity and you need to start considering other channels. Then you may have an emerging market or market where competitive pressures are less or where there's population growth. There's just green space to be had and maybe you can rely on a little bit more of your bottom funnel there for the time being, and it's not this binary, my org does this mix or doesn't do this mix, but it's a lot more nuanced to that based on the business need.” – Lauren Leone

“ What we typically tend to find when we go into a new relationship is the life cycle or the stages of the goal maturity curve are often not met in terms of people might know that they need new patients, but they offer a variety of different service lines. They're not thinking about the different LTVs of those patients. They're just saying, I need 1,000 new patients at a $200 cost per acquisition, but they're not segmenting or there's no nuance between those different patient cohorts. And then it's oftentimes not measurable. They can't join the dots from, I'm spending here and I'm receiving X. What we are trying to work with them on is fundamentally what's the actual goal?  And be more granular than just, I need this CPA. Actually know if you are getting someone on the dentistry side who's coming in for Invisalign, you shouldn't be looking at them the same way as someone who's coming in for a teeth cleaning. The value to your organization is significantly different.” – Rich Briddock
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‍🔗 Links:

Connect with Lauren Leone on LinkedIn:   / laurenthomasdigital  
Connect with Rich Briddock on LinkedIn:   / richard-briddock-01426682  
Connect with Ray on LinkedIn:   / raymina  

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