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Upper Cervical Marketing Podcast

Upper Cervical Marketing Podcast

Dr. Bill Davis and Tony Hook · Dr. Bill Davis

119 episodesEN

Show overview

Upper Cervical Marketing Podcast has been publishing since 2024, and across the 2 years since has built a catalogue of 119 episodes, alongside 1 trailer or bonus episode. That works out to roughly 65 hours of audio in total. Releases follow a weekly cadence, with the show now in its 222nd season.

Episodes typically run twenty to thirty-five minutes — most land between 27 min and 39 min — though episode length varies meaningfully from one episode to the next. None of the episodes are flagged explicit by the publisher. It is catalogued as a EN-language Business show.

The show is actively publishing — the most recent episode landed 1 weeks ago, with 31 episodes already out so far this year. Published by Dr. Bill Davis.

Episodes
119
Running
2024–2026 · 2y
Median length
33 min
Cadence
Weekly

From the publisher

The Upper Cervical Marketing Podcast provides upper cervical doctors and students with actionable business and marketing information from upper cervical leaders.

Latest Episodes

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UCM 311: How to Align your Team on a Proven Path for Long-term Growth

Aug 17, 202626 min

UCM 310: UCM Start: Building the Foundation for a Thriving Upper Cervical Practice

Aug 10, 202624 min

UCM 309: UCM Memberships are Here! (The Future of Upper Cervical Practice Growth)

Aug 3, 202632 min

UCM 308: How to Create a Culture of Accountability in Your Practice

Jul 27, 202631 min

UCM 307: How to Do a Great Weekly Team Training for Your Upper Cervical Practice

Jul 20, 202625 min

UCM 306: How to Run a Great Weekly Team Meeting for Your UC Practice

Jul 13, 202627 min

UCM 305: How To Keep Track of the Metrics That Matter for Your Practice

Jul 6, 202623 min

UCM 304: How a Guide and a Path has Helped Dr. Jean-Pierre 5X His Practice

Jun 29, 202631 min

UCM 303: From Solo Doctor to Multi-Generational Practice: Dr. Jeff Zehr's Journey

Jun 22, 202628 min

UCM 302: How Much Should You Charge for Upper Cervical Care?

Jun 15, 202625 min

UCM 301: Systems & Strategy for Practice Scaling with Dr. Ben Kuhn

Jun 8, 202640 min

300 Episodes Later: Lessons, Impact & What's Next for The UCM Podcast

Jun 1, 202637 min

UCM 299: How to Choose Your Path in Chiropractic with Melissa House

May 25, 202630 min

UCM 298: The Lie Chiropractors Are Told About 'Success'

May 18, 202621 min

UCM 297: The Power of Big Picture Thinking and Following Your "Why"

May 11, 202631 min

UCM 296: How to Dominate Your Market Without Becoming a Marketer

May 4, 20261h 1m

UCM 295: Your First 5 Years as a Chiropractor: The Decisions That Define Your Career

Apr 27, 202621 min

UCM 294: Meet Anthony Baker: Guiding Practices to Their Next Growth Stage

Apr 20, 202631 min

UCM 293: The Serve Bigger Vision: Dr. Justin Brown on Scaling Upper Cervical Care

Apr 13, 202634 min

Ep 292UCM 292: Scaling Smart: From Solo Doc to Multi-Location in 2026

In this episode, Dr. Bill Davis explains how upper cervical chiropractors can scale their practices strategically in 2026—growing revenue and impact without proportionally increasing time, stress, or overhead. He introduces a seven-stage practice growth framework, guiding doctors from early survival stages as solo practitioners to operating multi-location clinics and eventually transitioning to legacy or exit phases. The central message is that true scaling comes from infrastructure, not just more patients—meaning systems, leadership, marketing engines, associate development, and documented processes must be in place before expansion. Dr. Davis emphasizes that opening additional locations too early often multiplies problems rather than success, while practices that build strong foundations—predictable patient flow, proven conversion systems, leadership teams, and operational SOPs—can expand confidently using a hub-and-spoke model. Ultimately, the episode challenges chiropractors to shift from being the primary producer in their clinic to becoming the architect of a scalable healthcare organization that can grow sustainably and multiply its impact in the community.

Mar 30, 202639 min