Picture of Roman Pillars with Text: The Three Pillars of Building a Profitable Advocacy Practice

Crafting Synergy Between Messaging, Marketing, and Action

Building a successful and profitable advocacy practice isn’t just about providing excellent services; it’s about communicating effectively, marketing wisely, and taking consistent action. Over the last few years I feel like I’ve become an authority in this transformative journey. In this post, I’m sharing insightful strategies to help you build and grow your practice! Let’s jump right  into some of the key elements. Messaging, marketing, and action—these three things will help you create a practice that not only thrives but also profoundly helps your clients.

Crafting a Marketing Message: The Heart of Your Practice

The message your practice sends to the world must describe who you serve, how you serve them, and the life-changing benefits your service offers. I speak from experience when I emphasize the significance of refining your message until it rings true for both you and your clients. It’s not just about stating what you do; it’s about effectively expressing the amazing transformation your service brings to your clients. This will require time and iteration, but it’s essential to ensure that your narrative speaks directly to the needs and desires of your target audience.

Mastering a Marketing Strategy: Depth Over Breadth

The digital age offers a multitude of marketing avenues, but spreading yourself too thin can lead to underperformance in all areas. I suggest focusing on one marketing strategy and mastering it. This could be content marketing, social media engagement, or relationship marketing—the latter being my personally preferred method. By selecting a strategy that aligns with your skills and interests, you solidify your presence and authority within that sphere. It’s the depth of your authority and the consistency of your efforts in a particular domain that will command attention and attract clients.

Embracing Imperfect Action: The Momentum Builder

Perfectionism can be a double-edged sword, cutting down opportunities before they even have a chance to blossom. I still struggle with the concept of ‘imperfect action’, but strive for the courage to take steps forward, even when every detail isn’t fully polished. This might mean engaging with your audience through live sessions, participating in networking events, or simply reaching out for feedback. Imperfection is a natural part of growth and can facilitate real-time learning and adaptation.

Personal Touch in a Digital World: Networking and Customization

Developing genuine relationships is central to my philosophy. In a world where digital platforms like LinkedIn are buzzing with potential connections, it’s important to personalize your approach. Listen to your clients, use their language, and tailor your message to address individual concerns, not just a faceless crowd. Fostering these one-on-one connections builds trust and positions you as a practitioner who truly understands and values their clientele.

Marketing Niche Services: Analogies and Authority

When your service doesn’t appeal to the masses, I suggest using analogies to well-understood concepts. Just as concierge medicine provides personalized care and professional organizers transform physical space, your service could similarly be positioned in terms of its unique transformative potential. Relationship marketing is especially effective for reaching high-level professionals and establishing yourself as a trusted authority in your niche.

The Path to a Profitable Advocacy Practice

This post highlights the relationship between clear messaging, a well-executed marketing strategy, and the willingness to take imperfect action. By embedding these principles into the core of your business philosophy, you lay the groundwork for a profitable advocacy practice that not only succeeds but also profoundly transforms the lives of your clients. Whether through the intentional building of relationships, the persistence of market research, or the authenticity of your message, each step is an integral part of the journey toward business success.

Final Thoughts:

I hope this information provides a simplified vision of how to build a profitable advocacy practice. One you can use to create the life of your dreams and fills your soul with happiness as you live out your purpose of serving patients and families.

If you’ve found these tips valuable, check out some of my other posts. All of my posts are crafted to empower you on your healthcare advocacy journey. Explore and absorb the wisdom shared, and let it fuel your aspirations. In fact, if you want to be the first to get new information and support, join me in The Circle where we meet LIVE on Zoom every week!

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About the author

Nicole Broadhurst

 I spent 27 years working inside the healthcare system watching patients just like you struggle to understand and manage their medical bills.  I got tired of being part of the problem and decided to be part of the solution, thus creating Tennessee Health Advocates LLC.

As a Board Certified Patient Advocate and founder of Tennessee Health Advocates, It is my personal mission to eliminate the confusion and minimize the stress so you can be confident in your financial status during your medical journey.

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