Category Archives: National Media Advertising
Awareness Campaigns Needed on National TV
The drug epidemic in the United States continues to take its toll. About 75 percent of new heroin users first became hooked on prescription opiates, before turning to heroin. All facilities must make awareness. Our firm has national Pay Per
Seeking Treatment
In today’s world , a lot of people do not have insurance to seek treatment for substance abuse or financially suitable to meet treatment facility’s requirements. On the other hand many do have insurance or financial assistance. Alternative Solutions Media
National TV Advertising for Recovery Facilities
Since I started Alternative Solutions Media in 2011, I have learned much about this developing industry. Today, I continue to expand my knowledge of marketing for rehab facilities and tools that can be used when reaching out to those in
Addiction Treatment Options
I believe no addict chooses to become addicted, but with your strong and urgent appeal, the addict can and will choose to get clean. Please contact our firm to allow us to e mail the national spots that airs thru
Addiction Awareness Campaigns
I have been on LinkedIn for about 4 years and I read great posts about facility’s across the country discussing their treatment programs, guidelines, rules, laws etc. but in my opinion the person seeking treatment is not on LinkedIn. We
National awareness TV campaign
Taking that first step to rid your life of drugs and alcohol requires a giant leap of faith. The life that you’ve come to know is about to change dramatically. And while those changes require patience and some discomfort, any
ADDICTION TREATMENT CENTERS
Before jumping into one area or another (except for networking), its a good idea to establish your business goals and needs. This will help you and your team work toward a definitive goal. If you’re engaging with a third party
National TV Awareness Campaigns
Addiction is an insidious, hidden public health crisis, directly impacting over 45 million Americans. In truth, everyone knows someone who is or was affected by addiction. Yet, unlike every other major health issue in America, there is no comprehensive national
