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Therapy Clinic Brand Strategy
A brand positioning strategy for Pro-Motion Physical Therapy that shifts the communication focus from clinical jargon and injuries toward recovery, trust and vitality. The document considers athletes, injured workers and people living with pain.
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A brand positioning strategy for Pro-Motion Physical Therapy that shifts the communication focus from clinical jargon and injuries toward recovery, trust and vitality. The document considers athletes, injured workers and people living with pain.
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- Channel priorities and messaging
- Execution and measurement decisions
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Pro-Motion Physical Therapy Brand Positioning Strategy Company Category Customer Competition To become the Uber of physical therapy. Patients of all ages need a brand they can fall in love with. That comes from the brand story, the communications, the value and the service delivery. Just like Uber has achieved by disrupting the Taxi industry, The treatment industry is full of jargon and technical injury information. We aim to make it less about injuries and more about recoveries. Customers need trust but want vitality. An energetic brand that appeals to athletes, injured workers and everyday people living in pain. There is an opportunity to be more authentic than our competitors. They all do emotional very well, but they also do cliche. We should stand out from the crowd with expertise, honesty, care and humility. Existing Insight Summary We’re in the Freedom Business. Not the Health Business. Any type of pain reduces quality of life. Therefore, we believe we’re in the business of freedom, confidence and possibility not the business of healthcare. Our communications should always ack…Read the complete original document
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