How to Sell More Hearing Aids: The Ultimate Guide

Audiologist working on a happy patient. Selling more hearing aids.

What’s the big barrier to hearing aid sales? And what can you do to overcome it and help more new patients with the latest hearing aid advances?

The problem is that most people don’t want to admit they have hearing loss. It’s akin to admitting they’re aging, not something anyone likes to admit. Worse, some people associate wearing hearing aids with being old and worry about how it makes them look. As such they’re concerned about wearing a hearing aid in public.

The average person waits 7 to 10 years to get help in spite of recent research linking hearing loss to other health concerns like dementia and depression.

Hearing loss is on the rise across all demographics, with a 33% increase in younger people experiencing hearing loss in the last few years alone. The World Health Organization estimates that one in every 10 people are at risk.

What’s the solution? How can you overcome these simple but persistent perceived barriers to helping more patients hear better?

It’s all in how you market your services. Yes, you can change patients perceptions just by changing what you say and do and attract many more new patients. To help you, we’ve put together our top proven hearing aid marketing ideas, ones we know work to attract more patients and sell more hearing aids.

Hearing Aid Marketing Ideas

Hearing aid sales are up worldwide….are you getting your share of the pie? If not, try some of these proven marketing ideas.

Sell More Hearing Aids with These Resources for Audiology Marketing

The key to selling more hearing aids is increasing awareness of how hearing loss is connected to your overall health. But beware of the data you use to support your argument. Did you realize that many hearing loss websites are owned by hearing aid manufacturers, or in some cases, competitors? Here is a round-up of independent sources for hearing loss information that you can use in your social media to help change how people feel about hearing aids.

Grow Your Audiology Practice

The number of people over the age of 65 is projected to double by the year 2060. Are you ready to grow with your patients and realize the real potential of your practice?

 

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