Understandable, measurable viral marketing using compassion - not ads

Unlike much of mainstream social media that has difficulty producing consistently compelling viral marketing - CareFlash does this in targeted, measurable ways for these industries:

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  • Healthcare
  • Home health and hospice
  • Eldercare and LTAC
  • Substance recovery
  • Advocacy & support
  • Faith based organizations
  • Payers and TPA's
  • Funeral providers

Ask yourself these questions most organizations cannot answer in ways they find acceptable:

  • How frequently does your marketing produce compelling ROI?
  • What is the most effective call-to-action on your website?
  • Does this call-to-action deliver viral results?
  • Are you convinced your differentiation is working?
  • Is your marketing like 99% of marketing - in this time when most people don't trust ads?

CareFlash enhances marketing ROI in understandable, measurable, viral ways

CareFlash is different from online services that prove helpful for communicating updates and well wishes, or gathering condolences and messages of support. The pink elephant in the room is that these services are incapable of developing 'meaningful community' in ways that enhance outcomes whether around a recovery, rehabilitation, wellness challenge, in making someone's final stages comfortable and dignified, or in the weeks and months following a loss ... when community is really the biggest driver of enhancing outcomes.

CareFlash never damages your marketing or fundraising effectiveness by asking people for money. Instead, we support your effectiveness in understandable ways.

Arrange your own personalized overview to learn how CareFlash helps your organization as well as those you care for... and of course all their loved ones. 512-368-5421 info@careflash.com

"In 10 seconds, visitors to your website decide whether to stay or depart. Sites more-and-more are spelling out how they want their brands perceived. But, as we all know, the accurate perception of a brand is more about what people are saying to themselves... versus what the site tells them."