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Are you an Enterprising Veterinarian?

November 20th, 2013 | Vets and Pets
Are you an Enterprising Veterinarian?

Entrepreneurship is a life culture today – not only does it feed the constant hunger for innovation but also provides a sharp definition to brand value. Being a veterinarian can never go out of style; however, as with any occupation and profession, innovation is essential and mere reliance on past laurels is the quickest way to stem growth. There is an urgent need for veterinary practices to adopt the “entrepreneurial” approach in running their practices.

Vision

As a veterinarian, you have greater insight into the various aspects of your profession. If there are changes that need to be made within your own practice, or within professional circle, or even a change within your immediate community, get proactive about addressing the issue. More often than not, a visionary is someone who when not satisfied with a particular aspect of his business or organization is enterprising enough to tweak or even change the system of things. At present social media marketing, greater online exposure through the prudent use of search engines and other online tools are all new-age and highly effective methods of encouraging improved client engagement. However, markets change as do clients and client expectations and what works today might not necessarily work tomorrow.

Being an entrepreneur is not only about displaying business acumen, it entails looking at ideas and marketing strategies that work not only in the present but to also consider changes when necessary and adopting a different approach for the future as well. Remember, a vision for the future is the key to continuing success.

Adaptability

One of the main reasons why a large number of veterinary practices still suffer from poor exposure and lack of opportunities for expanding their client base is adaptability and the ability to restructure their marketing approach. It is necessary for veterinarians to keep an ear to the ground and keep themselves in the loop about how the industry is moving. Technological changes, and legislative and market changes can have a direct affect on the veterinary profession and being familiar with these happenings will give you time and space buffer you need to adapt to a rapidly changing landscape.

Persistence and Execution

Innovations and generating ideas and constantly re-inventing yourself are a vital aspect of being an entrepreneur. Veterinary practices today no longer have a safety net by way of loyal clients; you exist in a highly competitive business environment and the only way to gain traction is through persistence. Marketing strategies often work best in combinations; use both short- and long-term strategies, and blend different marketing platforms and execution plans to accomplish your marketing goals.

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