Sunday, July 17, 2016

Dr Maurice Pisciottano : Hurdles of using referrers in chiropractics




The non-invasive treatment of Mechanical Motion Therapy  just like most of the other medical fields is faced with a list of challenges. Dr Moe Pisciottano admits that it has been a real challenge for him to get over the hurdles and still end up performing excellently in business. Here are some of the challenges that he has been through in his attempts to use customer's referrals to market his chiropractic career. 

·         Miscommunication issues

More often than not, information is best conveyed when it is from the horse's mouth. Unfortunately, it is not always possible for chiropractors to deliver information concerning their services without involving a third party. This is where the challenge of miscommunication comes in. Sometimes a referrer may deliver the wrong details of a chiropractor thus making it a real challenge to convince the prospects otherwise.

·         Failed requests for referrals

Clearly, it is not all customers who are loyal enough to keep recommending a business to others. There are clients whose busy schedules probably do not allow them to have any free time. However, the fact that the chiropractor already conveyed their request for recommendation makes them to have false expectations. 


·         Negative influence by the referrers

Some referrers are clearly not as loyal as they appear to the business owner. Unfortunately, some of them conceal their attitude towards a business until when they are requested to recommend that particular business elsewhere. This is where they discourage customers from visiting the business premises instead of recommending that business. Eventually, they end up ruining the reputation of that business instead of marketing it. This is among the greatest challenges that Dr Pisciottano has come across.

While some of the challenges in use of referrals are avoidable, others are hard to avoid. All in all, referrals still remain to be a correct way to go for any business, says Dr Maurice Pisciottano.






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