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The Core Concept of Mastermind Groups Wondering why Rem Jackson is so passionate about the Mastermind Group? This core concept is what allows Top Practices to succeed and fix their podiatry practices. -
You Have a Great Team, but do You Have a Bullpen? How do you structure an all-star team? One of the best things to do is to have a "bullpen". This will enable you to operate seamlessly without missing a beat. -
Doctor, You Should Not Do the Actual Marketing If you’re trying to do all your marketing yourself, you’re cutting into profitable hours. Rem Jackson discusses your role in marketing your practice. -
What is Rem Jackson's Most Valuable Marketing Tool? A simple and often overlooked tool is a monthly practice newsletter. It is actually one of the most valuable marketing strategies you have. Rem Jackson explains why and how it works. -
The Worst Mistake you Can Make in Marketing Rem Jackson discusses what the worst possible mistake you can make while marketing your podiatry practice. Read more - the answer may surprise you! -
Where’s My Money? Do you have trouble collecting the money you're owed? Having systems & protocols for you and your staff is the best way to ensure you're paid what you're owed. -
The Single Best Marketing Offer a Podiatrist Can Make If you aren’t using your book, you’re letting one of your most valuable marketing tools waste away. Rem Jackson explains why books are your best offer. -
Turn Your Car into a Secret Weapon to Build Your Practice Don’t have enough hours in the day? Rem Jackson discusses how you can still learn strategies to grow your practice by turning your car into a “secret weapon.” -
Use Books as the Center Piece of Your Marketing Plans If you’re feeling ignored in your marketing, you need to make a better offer to people and get their attention. Rem Jackson discusses how to best use these excellent tools. -
Why Podiatrists Hate Newsletters Do you have a newsletter? If so, do you hate it? In this blog, Rem explains why podiatrists hate newsletters, and how they can be used effectively. -
When a Staff Member Complains About a Co-worker Employee relations can be difficult to manage. What do you do when a staff member complains about another coworker? How do you handle the situation effectively? -
Attending the Top Practices Summit is Practice-Changing After attending the Top Practices Summit in 2012, Melissa Lockwood, DPM and her office manager, Sam Fowler, PMAC got their roadmap to success. Learn more! -
How to Choose a Great Website Company – Part 2 You need to be able to evaluate a website company’s achievements to see if they’re worth your investment. Rem Jackson offers tips for telling good from bad. -
How to Choose a Great Website Company – Part 1 Your website company is a crucial part of your online marketing, so don’t hand the job to just anyone! Rem Jackson discusses the companies to search for. -
Keep Your Practice Smart and Efficient If you have a large, multi-doctor practice, how you manage it matters. Rem Jackson discusses his upcoming Summit seminar designed for big practices. -
When is it a Good Time to Fire an Employee? No one likes having to let an employee go - but when the time comes, we all do what needs to be done. How do you know when is a good time to fire an employee? -
Rem Gave Away 1 Million Dollars! Last month, Rem gave away 1 million dollars to a friend, and he's planning to do it again this month. Learn what could make 1 million dollars for your practice. -
Join Rem Jackson for a No Cost Goal Setting Workshop this Summer Top Practices is offering a goal-setting workshop this summer - absolutely free! Learn more about how you can make 2015 the best year yet. -
How Can You Make Sure Patients Read Your Newsletter? If you put the time and effort towards creating a patient newsletter, you want to be sure that it gets read. How do you ensure that your content is read? -
What is the One Thing a Successful Practice Should Never Do? If you wish to be truly successful, there is something that your practice should never do. It's a relatively simple, yet crucial piece of your customer service.