Mohan | Digital Marketing Consultant

Marketing an OB/GYN practice is a sensitive subject considering the issues involved in it. OB/GYN marketing is distinctive in nature as the target audience is specific and the topic can be a little bit insubstantial. The reason why OB/GYN marketing is different from other practice's marketing is that women are uncomfortable discussing their issues in the open. However, this very reason makes OB/GYN marketing all the more important. You have to be very careful of the fact that you don't contravene delicate boundaries with your marketing efforts. Here's how you can market your OB/GYN practice successfully. 1. One advantage as a gynecologist you get is you don't have to identify the target audience. Having said that, you need to build up credibility for your practice. Why should women trust your practice? Creating a practice logo and advertising through brochures and pamphlets will take care of your brand identity. Women are circumspect of talking about their health p...

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Every year, hundreds of private medical clinics open up giving hospitals a run for their money. In order to withstand tough competition, hospitals have embarked on marketing campaign to improve public awareness. The motive is simple, to draw new patients and retain the existing ones. However, hospitals are finding it hard to combat, what is called fierce rivalry between them and private clinics. Few hospitals have managed to carve a niche for themselves, but reality is that at bigger scale, patients are turning towards private clinics for treatment. Why? Simply because private practices offer same treatment at lower costs. In addition, they use modern technology to lure patients. As a hospital authority, in such scenario, you bound to have sleepless nights. Do not worry. New marketing strategies have come up to give you new lease of life. • What's the point of marketing when you don't have a website for your hospital? A website is one of the powerful marketing strategies t...

Sydney is built around one of the most beautiful harbors in the world. You will drive through the main thoroughfares of Sydney and enjoy some free time at Bondi Beach.  There will also be a photo stop at the beautiful vantage point of Mrs. Macquarie’s Chair. No tour in Sydney would be complete without a visit to the historical Rocks – allowing you the perfect view of the Harbour Bridge.

The glittering shoreline of Cable Beach proffers easy access to shops, casinos, restaurants, watersports, and bars. It's a sandy 6.5km-long (4-mile) strip, with a great array of facilities and activities.

Think Vegas in the Tropics. It seems as though most of the sunbathers dozing on the sands here are recovering from the previous night's partying, and it's likely to be crowded near the mega-hotels, but you can find more solitude on the beach's northwestern extension (Paradise Beach), which is accessible only by boat or on foot. Lined with palms, sea grapes, and casuarinas, the sands are broad and stretch for at least 3km (1 3/4 miles).

Grand Bahama has 97km (60 miles) of sandy shoreline, but Xanadu Beach is most convenient to Freeport's hotels, several of which offer shuttle service here. There's more than a kilometer ( 2/3 mile) of white sand and (usually) gentle surf. Don't expect to have it to yourself, but if you want more quiet and privacy, try any of the beaches that stretch from Xanadu for many miles in either direction.

Running the entire length of the island's eastern side, these pale-pink sands stretch for 5km (3 miles) past a handful of low-rise hotels and private villas. A coral reef protects the shore from breakers, making for some of the safest swimming in The Bahamas.

Ten Bay Beach lies a short drive south of Palmetto Point, just north of Savannah Sound. Once upon a time, the exclusive Cotton Bay Club chose to build a hotel here because of the fabulous scenery. There may not be any facilities now, but ever since the hotel closed, the white sands and turquoise waters here have been more idyllic and private than ever.

Since this beach is so isolated at the far end of the island, you can be sure that only a handful of people will ever visit these cool waters and white sands. The crowds stay away because you can't drive here; you have to walk or ride a bike along sand and gravel paths from Hope Town. You can also charter a boat to reach the beach -- which isn't too hard, since the Abacos are the country's sailing capital.

Sun and has made a comeback after being closed for many years. Once again, it is the leading independent choice on New Providence, serving a finely honed international cuisine. It's a throwback to Nassau in its grand heyday. Originally built in the 1930s as a private residence, it lies in an upscale residential neighborhood east of Nassau's center.

The white beaches ringing this island are pristine, opening onto crystal-clear waters and lined with coconut palms, palmettos, and casuarina trees -- and best of all, you'll practically have the place to yourself. One of our favorite beaches here, near Old Bight, has a beautiful, lazy curve of white sand. Another fabulous one lies 5km (3 miles) north of New Bight, at the Fernandez Bay Village resort. This one, set against another backdrop of casuarinas, is unusually tranquil. A good shoreline here is the long, sandy stretch that opens onto Hawk's Nest Resort & Marina, on the southwestern side. None of the Cat Island beaches has any facilities (bring everything you need from your hotel), but they do offer peace, quiet, and seclusion.

One of the finest white sandy beaches in The Bahamas lies off Elizabeth Harbour, the archipelago's main harbor, which is close to the little capital of George Town on Great Exuma Island. You can reach Stocking Island easily by boat, and the sands of this offshore island are rarely crowded; snorkelers and divers love to explore its gin-clear waters. In addition to its beach of powdery white sand, the island is known for its blue holes, coral gardens, and undersea caves.

Most of the Exumas are oval-shaped islands strung end to end like links in a 209km (130-mile) chain. One notable exception is Saddle Cay, with its horseshoe-shaped curve near the Exumas' northern tip. It can be reached only by boat but offers an unspoiled setting without a trace of the modern world -- and plenty of other cays and islets where you can play Robinson Crusoe for a few hours, if you like.

Bahamian Club Restaurant Atlantis/darlings dayout Bahamian Club is one of the leading restaurants in The Bahamas and our favorite at the sprawling mega-resort of Atlantis., located in Atlantis near the Conference Center/Atlantis Grand Ballroom is a wonderful steakhouse. It can compete with the best New York has and can easily surpass. It is a very traditional steakhouse; dark woods, plush fabric and cushy overstuffed chairs, capable staff that is very attentive, great wine selction by the glass or bottle, and side dishes a la carte. These qualities are very similar to the best steakhouses around the world. Strictly upscale, it presents superb French and international cuisine against a backdrop evoking the British Colonial era.   Take advantage of the Atlantis concierge and make dinner reservations up to 90 days before your vacation by email or calling 888-526-0386  Some restaurants have age restrictions at the Atlantis.  Be sure to check age requirements before booking yo...

Dune Restaurant is the most cutting-edge restaurant in Paradise Island/Nassau. It's the creation of French-born restaurant guru Jean-Georges Vongerichten, the moving force behind several of New York City's top dining spots. Everything that comes out of the kitchen benefits from a special touch -- witness the chicken and coconut-milk soup accompanied by shiitake cakes.

Nobu Restauranthas opened a branch of this celebrated Japanese restaurant in The Bahamas. It's the island's most-talked-about -- and arguably its best, attracting a string of celebrities. The setting is glamorous, and the cuisine is top-rated, prepared with either market-fresh ingredients or exotic imported ingredients.

Moso Restaurant is the island's best Asian restaurant. Its well-trained staff has learned the secrets of the cuisines of the Far East, and they dispense an array of some of the best-known and tastiest dishes, including teriyaki specialties.

The Landing Restaurant an attractive restaurant at the Harbour Island ferry dock, has awakened the area's sleepy taste buds. Brenda Barry and daughter Tracy feed you well from a choice of international dishes, often prepared from recipes gathered during their world travels. Under mature trees in their garden, you can feast on delicious pastas, freshly made gazpacho, pan-fried grouper, or warm duck salad.

Mangoes Restaurant serves up the best and most authentic Bahamian food in the Abaco chain. Visiting yachties and locals flock to this welcoming spot for its fine cuisine. Order a conch burger for lunch and then return in the evening for the catch of the day -- straight from the sea and grilled to your specifications. The namesake mango sauce really dresses up a plate of grilled pork tenderloin.

Rock House Restaurant in the Rock House Hotel on increasingly chic Harbour Island, serves superb international cuisine. Its hip bodega aura evokes Miami, but it's thoroughly grounded on the island. At lunch, you can get a rock-lobster sandwich; at night, the chefs display their culinary prowess with an array of satisfying dishes.

Geographically, aesthetically, culturally and historically the beautiful country of Turkey lies between With its distinctive European modernity and Middle Eastern culture, Istanbul is truly one of the 'World cities' that defies segregation on cultural grounds. This is because the culture of Istanbul has been influenced by both Europeans and Islamic regions of Asia. The city was formerly called Constantinople (324 AD) and was the capital of the Byzantine Empire or New Roman Empire. During this time, the city was a great centre for Christianity under the Emperor Constantine the Great. The Emperor and his successors left the world with several monuments like the Hagia Sophia, Hippodrome and Old Walls of Istanbul, etc. These historical monuments are must visits during the Istanbul city breaks or tours of the city. The city also served as a seat of the Ottoman Empire and they left the world with impressive buildings like Sultanahmet Mosque and Topkapi Palace. Even with ...