There are things you Google: the population of Dubai, the weather, or quotes on insurance*. There are deeper inquiries: what’s a firm’s adjusted return on equity over time, management’s scorecard from share-buyback timing, what a hospital’s collections have been over time, the ROI of telemedicine, a hidden fact or tips on a contact for an academic paper on Wellness. There are likely more than a dozen times per year you’d pay $300+ for info like that.
These are $300 questions and have inspired me to launch a new side of my business: micro-consulting. $300 increments for the data questions, insights, and sources of information.
For example:
- I’m starting a new job, can I negotiate higher pay based on benefit differentials in healthcare and 401k? There’s a solution for that. Read here on Amazon’s benefits and see this video on Charles Schwab’s.
- What are the hospital ratings near my direct primary care practice, which hospitals charge most, and which have higher rates of complications from bed sores?
- Do the trends in the allowance for doubtful accounts for hospitals give me insight into discounts hospitals may offer?
- What BI tools for healthcare analysis give me 80% of what I want at a much lower cost.
- A Venn diagram of firms that have both struggled in the stock market and have high healthcare costs relative to earnings.
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*Financial terms, at $50+, are the most valuable keywords
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