Arrogant Healthcare Marketing Bastards
Summary: Arrogant Healthcare Marketing Bastards is Interval's weekly podcast. It's where we riff and rant on the hottest topics in healthcare marketing. From ROI to social media to healthcare reform, we hit it all - but not without derailing into randomness. Join us won't you?
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- Copyright: Copyright 2013 Interval, Minneapolis, MN
Podcasts:
We’re all being watched!, the new Consumer Privacy Bill of Rights, interesting stats on mobile and more.
Special guest Chris Boyer, the four rules of success from Dr. Luther Waxling, Pinterest in healthcare and a little CRM/EMR follow up
Adapt or die with your measurement, how engaged - really - are your customers to your brand, an ad we love and more.
Our 2012 Superbowl commercial roundup. Also: Allina’s new name, hospitals mining patient data for marketing and more
Another interesting award situation, breaking news on hospital websites, content is king and more
Groupon and its role in healthcare, increased ad spending in hospitals, a healthcare ad we love and more
Transitioning to the post-reform world, our thoughts on digital marketing strategy, the debate on commenting and more
Healthcare spending down - trend or mirage?, another celebrity culture hospital story, a new Google feature and more
A reform riff, Teen Mom marketing opportunities, a new social networking tool we like and more
What we all can learn from Rudolph, Google Zeitgeist 2011, Fracking, Planking and more
Ad Age ranks the marketing muck-ups of 2011, Interval weighs in with their own personal stories and more
ACOs are bursting everywhere, insights on website strategy, the banning of hospital advertising and more
Our 2012 New Year’s resolution, a cool way to consider mobile, what we love and hate about the holidays and more
Your TV ad isn’t going to drive patient volumes, inbound vs. outbound marketing, are awards and rankings gaining import with consumers?
The move to mobile, location-based services are a top trend, clients are lowering expectations of agencies