In this Healthcare RAP episode, Bryan Cush sits down with CareSherpa founder Jessica Walker. The conversation covers bryan cush and jessica walker of caresherpa on the lead-to-appointment conversion gap and the operational factors that cause 81 percent of healthcare leads to never result in a booked appointment and translates the discussion into concrete adjustments that healthcare marketing teams can apply to their content, technical, and measurement operations.

Bryan Cush and Jessica Walker of CareSherpa on the lead-to-appointment conversion gap and the operational factors that cause 81 percent of healthcare leads to never result in a booked appointment
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