Community Physiotherapy.
A start-up community Physiotherapist sent me this leaflet to read through. It was put forward as a final draft before going to print. I have anonymised it due to errors and for the purpose of my portfolio.
1000 of these things were about to go out.
My fresher than fresh pair of eyes and feedback was greatly appreciated.
I offered the following suggestions for edit.
Hello, I’m (insert first name only). I’ve spent most of my career within the NHS as a lead Physiotherapist in community rehabilitation. I started my own practice to bring my skills and experience into your home. My aim is to have a positive impact on people’s lives, wherever it’s most needed.
Call to action amended:
Talk to us.
Footer:
M.Sc. is needlessly written twice.
The above was gratefully accepted and amended before going to print.
As a community Physiotherapist myself, I knew exactly who the target audience was. I flew through this one. No research necessary. So my client gladly heard my one-penneth, for what it was worth (turned out to be three-penneth).
This is not aimed at the audience - the information is about the business owner.
Tone of voice therefore doesn’t sit right.
No description of what a community physiotherapist is, nor how it works.
No service benefits listed.
The testimonial to the left is not representative of the target patient.
On further look, the social media accounts were not ready. A means of contact, but no details about the business.
Lots of cool stuff to work on, but so worth it for this brand new start-up.
All the best to you, Mr A Nonymous.