Let’s face it. “Nursing homes” don’t have a stellar reputation.

With spam calling on the rise, it’s more important than ever that your blood donor recruitment team is using the best phone methods to ensure you’re reaching as many donors as possible to schedule them to donate blood.

When it comes to contacting previous blood donors to recruit them to donate blood again, the effectiveness of phone outreach remains pivotal.

As the healthcare landscape evolves, so do the methods through which elderly care and senior living organizations connect with potential patients.

We’re back with another list of top blood donation social media posts!

With less and less people answering the phone compared to several years ago, it’s more imperative than ever to focus on ensuring outbound calls are delivered to the intended recipient with a proper business name label.

We’re continuing our previous blog post on the 5 best practices adopted by top-performing blood centers for blood donor recruitment and engagement with 5 MORE best practices!

Digital marketing is a powerful tool for recruiting blood donors.

With our years of experience in the blood donor recruitment space, we've seen our fair share of successful campaigns and those that could have used some improvement.

In the ever-evolving landscape of healthcare, one thing remains unchanged—the constant need for blood donations.

Blood donations compete with so many other ways to give back to the community, and is one of very few ways to literally save a life (or even up to three).

In the fast-paced world of social media, reaching out to potential blood donors from the Gen Z and millennial demographics requires strategic and engaging campaigns.

Donor recruitment is always a top priority at blood centers. But you only have so much money to spend on your marketing and advertising campaigns.

When planning how you will recruit new blood donors (especially younger donors), social media is a given when it comes to strategy.