In this episode, Jayme will have a conversation with three of the country’s leading startup demographics experts to share some strategies and theories that have created some of the most successful startup practices. ---- Learn more at: https://idealpractices.com
In this episode, Jayme will have a conversation with three of the country’s leading startup demographics experts to share some startup demographics strategies and theories that have created some of the most successful startup practices. Just about everybody would agree that demographics have a significant role to play in the success of a startup. They can either positively or negatively affect a startup. But here's the problem. Most startup practices that struggle know how powerful demographics are, they know how to read the numbers on a demographics' information report, and most of them have even attempted to get a great demographics' ratio, but they still struggle.
That’s because they don’t know what strategies they should focus on or the theories that actually work for startup practices. There have been a lot of misconceptions about demographics and Jayme admits, for example, that a lot of it has been based on the demographics ratio and how it can help a startup practice grow. In his book, “Choosing the Right Practice Location”, he talks about the safest ratio for a startup practice being 2000:1, but he will highlight that an associate dentist cannot rely solely on the math equation around that because it doesn’t refer only to the population in an area.
Jayme’s guests will share the framework and guidance on what associate dentists should look for beyond the ratio including who is an area, who the competitors are, who the potential clients are, the kinds of patients one would actually enjoy to serve, and the kinds of procedures one likes to do. They’re also going to talk about demographics studies versus reports because understanding the difference is very critical. There are plenty of associate dentists who go to expensive courses, get tons of information about startups, and buy expensive demographics reports thinking that they can open a start up practice based on the idea that the ratio will keep them safe, but a few months into the practice, they end up bankrupt. That’s the kind of experience Jayme hopes to protect every associate dentist from going through, so take your time to ingest the resourceful information in this episode, and then go out and implement it for your success in startup practice ownership.
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