Webinar

WordPress Survival Skills for the Healthcare Marketer

 

This webinar answers big picture questions, and will help you decide if this is the right platform for your next digital initiative.

You probably know that WordPress powers more than a quarter of the entire internet. What you may not know is if it is a good fit for your next healthcare marketing project. In this webinar, you’ll learn veteran tips on how to take full advantage of this ubiquitous platform or how to keep your current site delivering value. Whether you’re considering building your next main site on WordPress, or creating a blog, content marketing hub, or microsite with the platform, it’s important to ensure it supports your overall digital strategy. From choosing plugins and custom themes to building healthcare-specific functionality to meeting security and privacy requirements, we’ll provide guidance on both implementation and ongoing site management. No digging into development technicalities here: This webinar will answer the big picture questions and help marketing strategists know if this is the right platform for your next digital initiative.

Watch now and learn how to:

  • Avoid common WordPress pitfalls that result in hidden costs and risk the security of your site.
  • Approach content strategy when working in WordPress.
  • Make best use of built-in content management and site structure.
  • Enhance your search optimization efforts while using WordPress, specifically if you are thinking of launching a blog or microsite.
  • Understand the future of WordPress and what that means for marketers

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Presenter

David Sturtz

VP, Experience Strategy

David focuses on tackling challenges in digital strategy, experience and innovation for the biggest names in healthcare. He uses his deep understanding of UX strategy and digital experience technology to find solutions that help healthcare leaders drive change and enhance the consumer experience. As Geonetric’s Vice President, Experience Strategy, he brings creativity and a strategic mindset to connect dots and get complex digital initiatives from stuck to delivering real business value. He holds a master’s degree in library and information science from Drexel University and a bachelor’s degree in design from the University of Northern Iowa.