by RealPatientRatings | Jan 18, 2018 | Internet Marketing, Online Reviews
Consumers Are Changing. So Should We… By Marie Olesen People are becoming less likely to visit businesses’ websites after reading positive reviews — a 17% drop from 2016. BrightLocal, 2017 Are you experiencing declines in your website traffic and conversions? Do you...
by RealPatientRatings | Nov 17, 2017 | Online Reviews, Patient Experience, Patient Feedback
Studies & Findings About Reviews By Marie Olesen As Thanksgiving approaches, all of us at RealPatientRatings are thankful for what we are doing to help provide transparency to consumers, and to give providers the tools to showcase their quality with trusted...
by RealPatientRatings | Sep 28, 2017 | Internet Marketing, Online Reviews, Patient Experience, Patient Feedback
Getting Your Best Reviews By Marie Olesen Everybody wins — consumers and providers — when ratings and reviews accurately reflect what real patients think about their medical experiences. A new Ortho study explored rating and review methodologies. They compared scores...
by RealPatientRatings | Sep 15, 2017 | Online Reviews
Ratings & Reviews…More IS Better By Marie Olesen This simple equation represents the pervasive belief that more is always better. We’ve known for years that it’s true with ratings and reviews. A new study published in Psychological Science and reported in the NY...
by RealPatientRatings | Aug 8, 2017 | Online Reviews, Patient Experience, Patient Feedback, Uncategorized
Inside / Outside Marketing By Marie Olesen Finally, the government is good for something. With MIPS (Merit-based Incentive Payment System), patient satisfaction is now tied to profitability. What’s good for patients is good for the bottom line. What a concept! This is...
by RealPatientRatings | Jun 14, 2017 | Online Reviews
This just in—the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ASAPS) released its 2016 statistics, and patients in the U.S. had more than 13.6 million aesthetic procedures last year. Over 85% of these procedures were non-surgical treatments. With relatively low...
