364- Automations that Fill the Holes in Your Bucket

11 Nov 2025 · 0 min
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11 Nov 2025 · 0 min

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Podcast episode (Evidence Based Chiropractor, host Dr. Jeff Langmaid) explaining how email automations can improve chiropractic practice performance by increasing new-patient conversion from existing website traffic, improving patient retention via onboarding campaigns, and driving patient reactivations. Presents data-backed campaign recommendations (exit-intent lead magnets, 7-day series, weekly educational invites) and business impact estimates, and points listeners to templates and a paid service (Patient Pilot by The Smart Chiropractor).

Questions this episode answers

Over 300 practices.

1.1 million emails per month.

Less than 5%.

About 1,000 website visitors per month.

If 2% opt in (20 leads) and 50% of those schedule (10 patients), yielding ~10 additional new patients per month.

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