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1. The “We’ve Got News” Newsletter
Monthly newsletters keep patients in the loop without overwhelming them. Think of it as a friendly check-in not a WebMD rabbit hole.
๐ What to include:
- New services (like that fancy laser hair removal you just added).
- Seasonal health tips (“Flu shots: Because no one has time for that”).
- Policy updates (yes, even insurance changes can sound human).
๐ฏ Pro Tip: Use MailerSpot’s drag-and-drop templates to make your newsletter look pro—no design degree required.
2. The “Hey, This Deal Won’t Last” Promo Email
Promos in healthcare? Absolutely! Just avoid ALL CAPS and excessive exclamation points (!!!!) unless you want the spam folder to claim another victim.
- Highlight value: “$50 off your next wellness check—because you deserve it.”
- Create urgency: “Only 10 spots left for our free diabetes screening!”
- Clear CTA: “Book now” > “Click here for more info you’ll probably ignore.”
๐ Track it Use MailerSpot’s analytic to see which offers patients actually click (and which ones flop harder than a fad diet).
3. The “We’re Social (Unlike Your Teenager)” Update
Not all patients stalk your Instagram. So bring your social updates to *them* with an email roundup.
๐ What to share:
- Awareness campaigns (#MentalHealthMatters, even in emails).
- Blog posts (“5 Signs You’re Addicted to Coffee… and What to Do”).
- Live Q&As (“Ask Dr. Smith about that weird rash—anonymously, of course”).
๐ฑ Bonus: Embed social posts directly into emails with MailerSpot’s Social Blocks—because screenshots are so 2010.
4. The “Trust Us, We Know Stuff” Informational Email
Patients want reliable info—not Dr. Google’s wild guesses. Be their trusted source.
- New treatments (“Finally, a migraine solution that *isn’t* ‘drink water’”).
- Policy changes (“Yes, we take your insurance. No, we won’t judge your copay avoidance tactics”).
- Crisis updates (“Flu season is coming. Here’s how to not die.”).
๐ค AI to the rescue: Use MailerSpot’s AI writer to turn medical jargon into plain English (because “myocardial infarction” just sounds scary).
5. The “Prevention > Panic” Educational Email
Help patients stay healthy before they’re clutching their chests and yelling, “IS THIS A HEART ATTACK?!”
- Webinars: “How to Eat Carbs and Still Fit Into Your Pants.”
- Downloadable guides: “The Lazy Person’s Guide to Exercise.”
- Workshop invites: “Stress Management: Wine Optional.”
๐กWhy it works:Patients love feeling empowered—plus, it keeps them out of the ER at 2 AM. Must-Have Tools for Healthcare Email Marketing
โ Pre-Built Templates
Because you’re a doctor, not a graphic designer. **MailerSpot’s templates** let you send polished emails in minutes.
โ Irresistible CTAs
“Schedule Your Appointment” > “Learn More” (unless “Learn More” leads to a cat video—then maybe that’s better).
โ A/B Testing
Test subject lines like:
- “Your health matters!” (Boring but safe.)
- “Don’t ignore this email—your liver hates you.” (Riskier, but opens skyrocket.)
โ Analytics That Don’t Lie
Track opens, clicks, and conversions. If an email flops, blame Mercury retrograde—then tweak and try again.
๐ 77% of marketers saw higher email engagement in 2023—because inboxes > inboxes full of ads.
๐ฐ $38 ROI for every $1 spent—email is basically the coupon-clipping of digital marketing.
TLDR: How to Nail Healthcare Emails
โ Be helpful, not salesy (unless it’s flu shot season—then push those jabs).
โ Use tools like MailerSpot to save time and look pro.
โ Test, track, repeat—because guessing is for horoscopes, not marketing.
๐ Ready to heal your email strategy? Try MailerSpot today—your patients (and sanity) will thank you.