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  • 1.Marketing Your Marketing and PR Effort Dan Dunlop NESHCo Webinar Wednesday, April 15

2. Adding a Step to the Process

  • Step #1 - Producing and distributing the marketing and PR
  • Step #2 (often ignored) - Promoting your marketing efforts within your hospital and within the industry; and then leveraging those industry activities

3. Why is Step #2 Often Ignored?

  • This step takes additional time; and who has extra time?
  • The to do list is never complete
  • Modesty and a distain for self-promotion (interesting for marketers)
  • A lack of understanding about what marketing your marketing does for the institution.
  • Lack of know-how

4. If you dont market your departments good work, it is not likely that anyone else will. 5. It is time to consider yourself (and your department) a client. Ask yourself how much energy you devote to marketing your department? 6. You Tell Me, Why MarketYour Marketing and PR Efforts?

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7. Who Should We Target When Marketing our Marketing?

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8. How Do You Currently Market Your Marketing and PR Efforts? (Tell us about your best practices.)

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9. The Philosophy

  • Many within healthcare organizations do not understand the value or contribution of marketing and public relations
  • Much of what we do as marketers goes unseen
  • Through our actions, we add stature to the organizations brand
  • We bring value to the organization

10. The Philosophy continued

  • It is not enough to just produce our marketing products; we need to leverage the end result
  • We need to better merchandize our marketing with internal constituents and key stakeholders
  • We need to create more value for the marketing function and develop better informed brand ambassadors

11. The Benefits of this Approach

  • Enhanced stature and visibility for your organization
  • Enhanced stature for the marketing department
  • Greater recognition for your department
  • These are career-building activities that will build your resume
  • Marketing will be more effective with better informed brand ambassadors

12. Youve Created an Ad, Campaign, Commercial, or some other Product. Whats Next?

  • Several Steps to the process:
  • Do the initial work
  • Tell stakeholders youve done the work
  • Solicit recognition for the work
  • Celebrate and market recognition/results with stakeholder and constituents

13. Rollout the Work Internally

  • Departmental rollout kits
  • Campaign launch parties
  • TV commercials on TV monitors
  • Ads framed in departments
  • Campaigns/ads featured in newsletters
  • Posters throughout the hospital
  • Email blast to managers/employees
  • Presentation to department heads
  • PDFs of press releases and online hits
  • What else?

14. Merchandizing Your Work Internally 15. Merchandizing Your Work Internally 16. Tell Your Story within the Industry & Build Brand Stature (And do some career building while youre at it!)

  • Pitching/submitting your campaigns
  • Writing articles or expert columns
  • White papers
  • Blogging
  • Presenting at Conferences
  • Hosting roundtable discussions or webinars
  • Judging industry awards competitions
  • Winning industry awards competitions

17. Getting Your Work Profiled in National Publications

  • Get to know the editors through their work
  • Build relationships with editors
  • Become a resource
  • Enter national awards competitions
  • Work far ahead
  • Work two or three story ideas at a time

18. Healthcare Marketing Report

  • Richard Cohen, editor
  • Two options: guest column or story pitch
  • Pays attention to what wins Healthcare Advertising Awards
  • Likes advertising
  • Cohen03 @ bellsouth.net

19. Healthcare Marketing Report 20. Healthcare Advertising Review

  • Kandace McLaughlin, Editor
  • kmclaughlin @ healthleadersmedia.com
  • 781-639-1872 ext. 3335
  • Likes integrated campaign stories
  • Extensive 4 to 7 page color profiles
  • Submission form (fax)

21. Healthcare Advertising Review 22. HealthLeaders Media Marketing Weekly

  • Weekly eZine
  • Very brief story
  • Kandace McLaughlin & Gienna Shaw, editors

23. HealthLeaders Media

  • Publications covering a range of topics
  • H ealthLeadersmagazine, Gienna Shaw, editor
  • www.healthleadersmedia.com
  • HealthLeaders Media Community & Rural Hospital Weekly (eNewsletter)
  • HealthLeaders Media Marketing Weekly (eNewsletter), Kandace McLaughlin & Gienna Shaw, editors
  • QualityLeaders - weekly eNewsletter; Maureen Larkin, editor
  • Also do a ton of Webinars

24. Marketing Health Services

  • Bill Gombeski, editor
  • Bill.gombeski @ uky.edu
  • American Marketing Association publication
  • Focuses on emerging issues
  • Like to have measurable results
  • Feature articles 3,500 words; columns 1,600
  • Writers guideline online

25. SpectrumNewsletter

  • SHSMD publication, bi-monthly
  • Invites article submissions
  • Two color publication
  • 1,000 to 1,500 words preferred
  • Karen Porter, managing editor
  • 312-422-4579 orkporter @ aha.org
  • Typical submission deadline: July 1 for September/October issue

26. Marketing Healthcare Today

  • Campaign Submission form online
  • www.MHTmagazine.com
  • Look for unique healthcare marketing projects / campaigns
  • Melinda Lucas, Executive Editor
  • Randy Lucas, Publisher

27. Marketing Healthcare Today 28. Healthcare Strategy Alert

  • Published by Forum for Healthcare Strategists
  • Send submissions to[email_address]
  • Editor Debbie Reczynski - [email_address]
  • www.healthcarestrategy.com

29. Get Publicity, Then Leverage It!

  • Getting the initial media hit is just the first step. The real value comes in leveraging the coverage.
  • Target key constituents and stakeholders

30. Get Publicity, Then Leverage It!

  • Tactics for leveraging publicity:
  • PDFs of coverage/articles emailed to internal constituents and stakeholders
  • Articles in internal newsletters
  • Press releases to local media (Hospital X Ad Campaign Profiled in National Publication)
    • And post press release on your website
  • Frame articles and display with pride
  • PDFs of articles for download on Intranet and Website
  • Include in annual marketing year in review
  • What else?

31. Get Publicity, Then Leverage It! 32. White Papers

  • Great use of unpublished articles
  • Share with internal audiences
  • Post on website
  • Share with industry colleagues
  • Distribute at roundtables
  • Fodder for future articles

33. Winnings Awards For Your Work

  • Why enter awards competitions?
  • Which awards? Developing an awards strategy
    • Industry specific?
    • National, local, regional?
  • Beyond winning. Leveraging results.
    • Press release
    • Internal communication
    • Internal merchandizing

34. How to Win Awards

  • Experience is the best teacher
  • Enter the right competitions
  • Enter the right work
  • Enter the right category
  • Review past winners
  • Write winning entries
  • Pay attention to the submission guidelines

35. Healthcare Advertising Awards

  • Presented byHealthcare Marketing Report
  • 25 years
  • February early Deadline
  • Numerous hospital and health system categories
  • $40 entry fee, $75 campaigns
  • www.hmrpublicationsgroup.com
  • Should you enter?

36. Aster Awards

  • Marketing Healthcare Todaymagazine
  • Healthcare specific
  • Categories for hospital sizes
  • Late February deadline
  • $45 single entry, $70 campaign or series
  • No case studies required
  • www.asterawards.com
  • Should you enter?

37. HealthLeaders Marketing Awards

  • May submission
  • $195 per entry
  • Categories by hospital size
  • www.healthleadersmarketingawards.com/about.cfm
  • Should you enter?

38. National Health Information Awards

  • Presented by the Health information Resource Center
  • End of April deadline
  • Hospital/Health Care System division
  • Patient education and consumer decision-making classifications
  • $49 to $69 per entry
  • www.healthawards.com
  • Should you enter?

39. Your Local SHSMD Affiliate

  • IN NC & SC it is CHPRMS and the Wallie and Silver Tusk Awards
  • Compete against regional peer institutions
  • Get recognition within the region or state
  • Sometimes harder to win than national awards

40. eHealthcare Leadership Awards

  • Presented byeHealthcare Strategy & Trends
  • Healthcare specific
  • June deadline
  • Numerous healthcare categories
  • $70 per entry (hospitals)
  • Best site design, best interactive site, best health content, best newsroom, best web 2.0, etc.
  • www.strategichealthcare.com/awards

41. The Global Awards

  • Healthcare specific
  • The Worlds Best Work in Healthcare Communications
  • An International Awards Group Competition
  • Definitely international
  • May deadline - early entry
  • $295 single entry, $495 campaign, $645 integrated
  • www.theglobalawards.com
  • Should you enter?

42. SIAA

  • Service Industry Advertising Awards
  • Hospital and health system categories
  • TV, newspaper, radio, magazine, PR campaign, new media, etc.
  • November early deadline
  • $40 single, $70 campaign
  • www.siaawards.com
  • Should you enter?

43. Telly Awards

  • Highly respected, 30 years
  • Television and video focus
  • Categories include Health & Wellness, Hospitals under 200 beds, Hospitals over 200 beds and Not-for-Profit
  • Entries do not compete against each other
  • December early registration
  • $60 single entry, $150 campaign
  • www.tellyawards.com

44. The Davey Awards

  • Presented by the International Academy of Visual Arts
  • Includes print, commercials, video, online marketing, radio, etc.
  • August 1 entry deadline
  • $85 single, $150 campaign, $260 integrated mixed media campaign
  • A competition for smaller firms: agencies under $20 million
  • Categories include Healthcare, Hospitals, Green/Eco-Friendly
  • www.daveyawards.com

45. National Mature Media Awards

  • Presented by the Mature Market Resource Center
  • Sponsored by the National Association of Area Agencies on Aging
  • Primary target must be a 50+ audience
  • Healthcare specific categories
  • Entries begin in February
  • www.seniorawards.com

46. Videographer Awards

  • Judged by the Association of Marketing & Communication Professionals
  • Focus on TV and video
  • Entries not judged against each other
  • Hospital and physician categories
  • May deadline; $75 entry fee
  • www. videoawards .com

47. The Communicator Awards

  • Sanctioned by the International Academy of Visual Arts
  • $60 single entry, $135 campaign
  • November deadline
  • Categories include Health & Wellness, Hospitals under 200 beds, Hospitals over 200 beds
  • Wide array of categories including interactive, audio, video and print
  • November deadline
  • www.communicatorawards.com

48. Marcom Awards

  • Presented by the Association of Marketing & Communication Professionals
  • No healthcare of hospital category
  • 221 marketing categories
  • $60 single, $100 campaign
  • Deadline September
  • www.marcomawards.com

49. Hermes Creative Awards

  • Presented by the Association of Marketing & Communication Professionals
  • No healthcare category
  • Late April deadline
  • Scored entries
  • $50 single, $100 campaign
  • www.hermesawards.com

50. Ava Awards

  • Related to MarCom Awards
  • Association of Marketing & Communications Professionals
  • International
  • Audi-Visual production
  • October deadline
  • $60 per entry
  • Healthcare and Hospital categories
  • www.avaawards.com

51. The Mobius Awards

  • Founded in 1971
  • Originally the US Television Commercials Festival
  • Now included radio, print and package design
  • Healthcare categories include hospitals, medical offices, rehab facilities, assisted living and surgery centers
  • Entry deadline October 1
  • www.mobiusawards.com

52. American Business Awards

  • The Stevies
  • End of March deadline
  • No healthcare category
  • www.stevieawards.com

53. The Stevies for Women in Business

  • The Stevies for Women in Business
  • End of August deadline
  • No healthcare category
  • www.stevieawards.com/women

54. The Blingy Awards

  • Excellence in TV, Video, Film Web & Multimedia
  • August deadline
  • $50 single entry, $130 per campaign
  • Health & Wellness, Hospital,Healthcare (non-hospital) categories
  • www.blingyawards.com

55. The Gracies

  • American Women in Radio & Television
  • Entries must be for women, by women
  • Commercials of interest to women and families
  • Public affairs programs, commercials, news feature, public service announcement
  • $175 to $195 per entry
  • www.awrt.org

56. Mercury Excellence Awards

  • PR Awards
  • Some healthcare categories
  • $220 or $260 per entry
  • November deadline
  • Each entry judged on its own merits
  • www.mercommawards.com

57. PR People Awards

  • Presented byPR News
  • Prepare a two to three page synopsis
  • June deadline
  • Opportunity to recognize PR professionals on your team
  • www.prnewsonline.com

58. PR News CSR Awards

  • Corporate Social Responsibility Awards
  • Presented byPR News
  • November deadline
  • Categories include employee relations, environmental stewardship, green PR campaign, media relations, and cause branding campaign
  • www.prnewsonline.com

59. More Awards to Learn About Online

  • Clio Awards - Very competitive -www.clioawards.com
  • Effie Awards - Very competitive -www.effieawards.com
  • Communication Arts Awards -www.commarts.com/competition
  • Creative Media Awards -www.mediapost.com/cma
  • Mobius Awards -www.mobiusawards.com
  • Summit Creative Awards -www.summitawards.com
  • Ava Awards -www.avaawards.com
  • Platinum PR Awards -www.prnewsonline.com
  • Non-Profit PR Awards -www.prnewsonline.com
  • Apex Awards - Health categories -www.apexawards.com
  • The Stevies - American Business Awards
  • The Blingys -www.blingyawards.com

60. Platinum PR Awards

  • Presented byPR News
  • No healthcare categories
  • May deadline
  • $290 per entry
  • www.prnewsonline.com

61. Non-Profit PR Awards

  • Presented byPR News
  • Appropriate for foundations
  • September deadline
  • Entry fee $260
  • www.prnewsonline.com

62. Apex Awards for Publication Excellence

  • Presented by the editors ofWriting That Works
  • Focus on publications and writing
  • Categories for health, fitness and medical publications
  • $89 per entry
  • March deadline
  • www.apexawards.com

63. Summit Creative Awards

  • Summit International Awards
  • For companies with billings under $30 million
  • No healthcare breakout
  • January entry deadline
  • TV commercials by production cost
  • $65 for most entries, $85 PR program
  • www.summitawards.com

64. The W3 Awards

  • Presented by the International Academy of the Visual Arts
  • Websites, web advertising and web video
  • Health and health care services categories
  • June deadline; $95 per entry
  • www.w3award.com

65. The Webby Awards

  • International Academy of Digital Arts and Sciences
  • Websites, interactive advertising, online video and mobile web
  • Very competitive
  • Health category
  • November early deadline
  • Website entry fee $275
  • www.webbyawards.com

66. IN-AWE Awards

  • Healthcare Communication & Marketing Association
  • $150 - $200 per entry
  • Patient Education & Consumer categories
  • www. theHCMA.org

67. AME Awards AdvertisingMarketing Effectiveness

  • $645 per campaign
  • May entry
  • Campaign Brief - video or written summary
  • Healthcare Services category
  • www.ameawards.com

68. CLIO Awards

  • One of the worlds top advertising competitions
  • Radio, TV, print, outdoor, interactive
  • Very competitive
  • Clio Festival in May
  • www.clioawards.com

69. Local ADDY Awards

  • American Advertising Federation
  • 210 local clubs
  • No healthcare category
  • Three steps to competition: local, regional, national
  • www.aaf.org

70. Communication Arts

  • Communication Artsmagazine
  • Winners appear in the November issue
  • No healthcare category
  • June entry
  • Integrated Campaign - $250 entry; single TV $90
  • www.commarts.com/competition

71. Creative Media Awards

  • Media Magazine
  • For creative use of media
  • $349 entry fee per campaign
  • Entry must include a brief
  • About creativity and the big idea
  • Enter July - August
  • www.mediapost.com/cma

72. Effie Awards

  • Requires extensive written case studies
  • www.effie.org

73. Merchandize Your Victories

  • Press release - post on your website
  • Articles in internal publications
  • Display awards - frame certificates
  • Copies of awards for internal clients
  • PDFs of press hits
  • Others?

74. Merchandize Your Victories 75. Merchandize Your Victories 76. Merchandize Your Victories 77. Judging Awards Competitions

  • Usually submission forms online
  • Remember to leverage this!
  • HealthLeaders Media[email_address]

78. Presenting at Conferences

  • What conferences to consider?
  • Start with regional opportunities
  • Roundtables and panels
  • Then conferences outside your region
  • Move up to national conferences
    • SHSMD
    • AAMC
    • Forum on Customer Based Marketing Strategies
    • Specialty conferences
  • Plan ahead!
  • Have more than one presentation idea

79. Leverage Your Participation in Industry Conferences

  • Press release to announce your participation; post online
  • Present to your staff
  • Small feature in internal publication
  • Include in annual marketing recap
  • Whats an annual marketing recap?

80. Leverage Your Participation in Industry Conferences 81. Other Types of Industry Involvement

  • Serve on boards of related organizations (Ad Club, for example)
  • Maintain or participate in online marketing blogs/communities
  • Participate in webinars
  • Others?

82. Its Hard Work - And Worth Every Minute Of It.

  • Promote your work internally.
  • Enter and win awards. Then leverage.
  • Judge awards competitions.
  • Get your work published. Then leverage.
  • Present at industry conferences. Then
  • Do an annual marketing year-in-review.
  • Write an annual departmental marketing plan.
  • Repeat.

83. Contact Information

  • Dan Dunlop, Jennings President & CEO
  • [email_address]
  • Blog (Online healthcare marketing community):www.healthcaremarketing.ning.com