The Harley Medical Group will engage with prospective clients through an integrated social media strategy devised by Lakestar Media.
The Harley Medical Group, the UK and Ireland’s leading provider of cosmetic surgery and non-surgical and laser treatments, will use social media to deliver up to the minute special offers to fans and followers, as well as information on its latest procedures.
Lakestar Media, which also manages search engine optimisation, paid search, display advertising and industry news campaigns for The Harley Medical Group, has created a social media strategy which encompasses a variety of relevant platforms. The program of activity also involves extensive brand monitoring and reputation management to further understand and hone the online image of the brand.
As part of the current strategy, Lakestar Media has implemented and is running a Facebook competition on behalf of The Harley Medical Group to find the new face of the brand for 2012. The competition is being hosted on Facebook and promoted by a combination of online and offline marketing channels. The winner will receive £1,000 and the chance to appear in the poster and television campaign for The Harley Medical Group next year.
Liz Dale, Director of Marketing at The Harley Medical Group, said: “This is an exciting time for us as we extend our online marketing channels to create the opportunity to increase interaction with an extended audience, and grow our profile with them.”
Neil McKay, CEO at Lakestar Media, commented: “The Harley Medical Group has a prestigious reputation for clinical excellence and should be reflected through its social media presence. Our strategy focuses on ensuring The Harley Medical Group is providing clear, concise information about procedures and targeted, relevant offers that are appropriate for its clients across the country.”
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