Which corporate hospital in Hyderabad has the best Facebook Cover image?
In case of the latter, my bet is on Dr Alla Gopala Krishna Gokhale, Cardio Thoracic Surgeon, who could have been featured instead but the management may be wary of a doctor becoming bigger than the hospital.
This creative goes well with the violet color of Care Hospitals but the designer should have run a spell-check on November!
By the way, lung cancer being the most common cancer in Indian men could be factually incorrect. It seems to be oral cancer. Check this link.
The design is good especially the placement of the hand logo but it is the height appeasement by Basavatrakam Indo-American Cancer Hospital & Research Institute. Whether they are running a charitable hospital or a promotional photo shoot for his next Tollywood movie isn't clear to me yet.
I like this design as everything looks perfect. They have mentioned all their centres in Hyderabad but why they kept the same Facebook cover image since August is not clear to me.
This design is perfect too but the offer looks tricky to me from the perspective of a prospective patient as what tests are included in Executive Health Check up remains a mystery.
It is always better to be open about your offer rather than making the patients get the details only upon reaching the hospital.
The same fear psychosis is exhibited here by Star Hospitals as was done by Apollo Health City since they do not want to feature a top performing nephrologist or a urologist in their Cover Image.
It is ok ok type. The image got partially cropped.
It looks perfect except the fact that neither the patient nor doctors are at the heart of the image.
Here comes the best one. The patient is at the heart of this image. After all, hospitals treat patients and they deserve to remain in the spotlight, always. The next best image could have featured a doctor but none took it up.
“Integrity is the ability to stand by an idea.” ― Ayn Rand, The Fountainhead
Though Apollo Health City Facebook page has 65k followers, using a generic campaign creative on its cardiac treatment expertise looks vague. My feeling is that either a patient or a star heart transplant surgeon should have been at the heart of the cover image.Most of you thought it is Apollo Health City's Facebook cover image but it's not. Surprised? Read on.
In case of the latter, my bet is on Dr Alla Gopala Krishna Gokhale, Cardio Thoracic Surgeon, who could have been featured instead but the management may be wary of a doctor becoming bigger than the hospital.
This creative goes well with the violet color of Care Hospitals but the designer should have run a spell-check on November!
By the way, lung cancer being the most common cancer in Indian men could be factually incorrect. It seems to be oral cancer. Check this link.
The design is good especially the placement of the hand logo but it is the height appeasement by Basavatrakam Indo-American Cancer Hospital & Research Institute. Whether they are running a charitable hospital or a promotional photo shoot for his next Tollywood movie isn't clear to me yet.
I like this design as everything looks perfect. They have mentioned all their centres in Hyderabad but why they kept the same Facebook cover image since August is not clear to me.
This design is perfect too but the offer looks tricky to me from the perspective of a prospective patient as what tests are included in Executive Health Check up remains a mystery.
It is always better to be open about your offer rather than making the patients get the details only upon reaching the hospital.
The same fear psychosis is exhibited here by Star Hospitals as was done by Apollo Health City since they do not want to feature a top performing nephrologist or a urologist in their Cover Image.
It is ok ok type. The image got partially cropped.
It looks perfect except the fact that neither the patient nor doctors are at the heart of the image.
Here comes the best one. The patient is at the heart of this image. After all, hospitals treat patients and they deserve to remain in the spotlight, always. The next best image could have featured a doctor but none took it up.
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