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Do viral stunts actually help small clinics or just big brands? We break down branding vs direct response and show a simple content cadence any PT owner can ship this week.
Viral stunts don’t book evals trust and clear offers do. In this episode we contrast big-brand awareness plays with local PT direct response: ship B-plus videos consistently (they beat A-minus work that never publishes), aim for a simple cadence (4–5 Shorts/day when you can. Tony's one page passed 9M+ views doing this), and use AI only as a pattern interrupt, never for testimonials. Capture HIPAA-safe, consented “care moments,” script outcomes over exercises, and follow a weekly plan that compounds. Keep patients coming back with the simple mantra: adequate, affable, accessible.
Watch more from PT Pintcast →https://www.youtube.com/@PTPintcast
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EPISODE BREAKDOWN
[00:55] – Astronomer's Viral Marketing Blunder
[01:58] – The Role of Celebrity Endorsements Are they worth it?
[03:21] – Evaluating Marketing ROI
[07:53] – Branding and Sponsorship in Sports
[12:51] – Social Media and AI in Marketing
[17:41] – Applying AI in Home Exercise Videos
[18:47] – The Rapid Evolution of Technology
[20:51] – Innovative Uses of AI in Social Media
[22:41] – Experimenting with AI in Video Creation
[28:47] – Leveraging Social Media for Business Growth
[30:10] – The Value of Imperfect but Consistent Content
[34:28] – The Importance of Content Consistency
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Want to Connect with Dave?
Book a strategy call:
https://clarity.fm/davekittle/expertise/physical-therapy-merger-acquisitions-valuations-healthcare-marketing-sales
Thinking of selling your practice or partnering?
https://www.fieldmakergroup.com
Connect with Dave:
Email: [email protected]
Instagram: @davekittle https://www.instagram.com/davekittle/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/davekittle/
or
Call (646)-781-8884
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Do viral stunts actually help small clinics or just big brands? We break down branding vs direct response and show a simple content cadence any PT owner can ship this week.
Viral stunts don’t book evals trust and clear offers do. In this episode we contrast big-brand awareness plays with local PT direct response: ship B-plus videos consistently (they beat A-minus work that never publishes), aim for a simple cadence (4–5 Shorts/day when you can. Tony's one page passed 9M+ views doing this), and use AI only as a pattern interrupt, never for testimonials. Capture HIPAA-safe, consented “care moments,” script outcomes over exercises, and follow a weekly plan that compounds. Keep patients coming back with the simple mantra: adequate, affable, accessible.
Watch more from PT Pintcast →https://www.youtube.com/@PTPintcast
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EPISODE BREAKDOWN
[00:55] – Astronomer's Viral Marketing Blunder
[01:58] – The Role of Celebrity Endorsements Are they worth it?
[03:21] – Evaluating Marketing ROI
[07:53] – Branding and Sponsorship in Sports
[12:51] – Social Media and AI in Marketing
[17:41] – Applying AI in Home Exercise Videos
[18:47] – The Rapid Evolution of Technology
[20:51] – Innovative Uses of AI in Social Media
[22:41] – Experimenting with AI in Video Creation
[28:47] – Leveraging Social Media for Business Growth
[30:10] – The Value of Imperfect but Consistent Content
[34:28] – The Importance of Content Consistency
--
Want to Connect with Dave?
Book a strategy call:
https://clarity.fm/davekittle/expertise/physical-therapy-merger-acquisitions-valuations-healthcare-marketing-sales
Thinking of selling your practice or partnering?
https://www.fieldmakergroup.com
Connect with Dave:
Email: [email protected]
Instagram: @davekittle https://www.instagram.com/davekittle/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/davekittle/
or
Call (646)-781-8884
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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