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Why Bother With Social Media Marketing for Plastic Surgeons?

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Keith Humes on Why Plastic Surgeons Need Social Media Marketing

Rosemont Media, a plastic surgery marketing firm in San Diego, will join the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ASAPS) for the Aesthetic Meeting in Boston, MA this May 6-11, 2011. As a plastic surgery social media specialist, Rosemont Media CEO Keith Humes will conduct two courses designed to offer plastic surgeons the necessary tools to define a social media marketing strategy, and measure the overall impact and ROI of those efforts.

Keith Humes is the CEO of Rosemont Media, a firm specializing in search engine and social media marketing for plastic surgeons. At the 2011 Aesthetic Meeting sponsored by the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ASAPS), Humes will conduct two courses designed to provide plastic surgeons with essential tools to help them define their goals and diversify their search engine marketing portfolio through quality engagement, precise measurement, and social media optimization.

“Turning Cash into Clicks and Clicks into Cash – Advanced Internet Marketing” is the first social media marketing course Humes will conduct with several other panel members on Tuesday, May 10, 2011 from 2:00 pm – 4:00 pm. The panel will focus on the ROI of social media, as well as the need to allocate a greater percentage of the overall marketing budget to social media. In particular, Humes will discuss how to convert website leads into patients. He says taking the time to understand and track website leads will allow plastic surgeons to more effectively engage with the expanding patient base surrounding their practice’s social media community.

Humes’ second course is scheduled for the Practice Management and Online Marketing Session on Wednesday, May 11, 2011. “Social Media – Why All the Bother?” will focus on the critical aspects involved in creating a successful social media authority. Humes will specifically address the importance of Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn as they relate to a diversified online strategy designed to increase brand awareness and protect plastic surgeons’ online reputation.

For more information on the ASAPS Aesthetic Meeting 2011 and the internet marketing courses offered during the annual conference in Boston this May, visit surgery.org. To stay up-to-date on the latest news from the Aesthetic Meeting 2011, follow their Twitter hashtag #ASAPS11, or follow @RosemontMedia. To learn more about search engine marketing, online reputation management, and social media for plastic surgeons, stop by booths 415 and 417 in the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center from May 8-10 to speak with Keith Humes and the Rosemont Media team.

About Rosemont Media

Rosemont Media is the modern ad agency, combining custom website design with proven online advertising strategies designed specifically for plastic surgeons. Search engine marketing specialist Keith Humes, a 13-year veteran of the industry, leads Rosemont Media as they continue to define the cutting-edge of not only SEM, but social media marketing as well. To provide their aesthetic healthcare clients with the ultimate competitive advantage, Rosemont Media operates under the strictest terms of market exclusivity, meaning they only work with one practice per local market.

Rosemont Media is located at 1010 Turquoise St. Suite 201 in San Diego, CA 92109. They can be reached at (800) 491-8623, or found online at http://www.rosemontmedia.com, the Rosemont Media Facebook page, or the @RosemontMedia Twitter handle.

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Name: Aaron Hurst
Position: Public Relations, Rosemont Media | Editor-in-Chief Rosemont Review
Hometown: Laguna Hills, CA
Current Residence: Cardiff-by-the-Sea, CA
Rookie Year in the biz: 2010

Aaron Hurst is a writer and editor at Rosemont Media, focusing mainly on public relations for our clients and the content of our blog, the Rosemont Review. A typical day at Rosemont Media consists of 4 parts press release, 3 parts blog post, 2 parts SEO, and 1 part Twitter.

After several years in the insurance industry took him from Laguna Hills to London and back, Aaron comes to Rosemont Media by way of Tuscaloosa where he spent three years writing and teaching at the University of Alabama. He is extremely interested in the monetization of Twitter, content marketing, and crowdsourcing; he becomes belligerent when discussing the incorrect omission of the final comma in a list, naming conventions, and the arrogance/ignorance of Google.

Aaron believes in the three Rs: reading, writing, and running; though he only runs so he can eat and drink more from the burgeoning San Diego restaurant and brewery scene, and then write about it. He also believes in the semicolon, the existence of ghosts, and bases most decisions on the belief that paper towels should be fed over the top.

San Diego Attraction: any SD restaurant when accompanied by his wife and daughter
Band: Wilco
Movie: Blade Runner
RM Snack, other than Cheezits: fridge meat

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