Chiro Hustle Podcast 022 – Shane Kurth, DC
Dr. Shane Kurth is a nationwide speaker, Doctor of Chiropractic and a Social Media Marketing Expert and Consultant. He is the Founder of Apex Chiropractic as well as Vantage Point Marketing, a full-service social media marketing agency. Between his two companies, he has received multiple awards due to his marketing strategies and tactics. After graduating from Auburn University, Shane went on to get his Doctorate of Chiropractic from LIFE University. He majored in Microbiology and received his Bachelor of Science from Auburn University. Dr. Shane is one of the very few TRT (Torque Release Technique) practitioners in the world and adjusts with a handheld instrument known as the Integrator. TRT is the newest and the most scientific chiropractic technique to date. Dr. Shane also has a huge passion for business and helping other small and large companies reach their goals through social media. He states, “For the first time ever we can REVERSE ENGINEER marketing by seeking out our clients target customers online and showing them their products and services.” After training under some of the best in the world, Dr. Shane has now brought his social media marketing strategies to life. Currently, he is working with dozens of companies worldwide ranging from small coffee shops, gyms, chiropractic clinics, as well as large multimillion dollar corporations! During Dr. Shane’s off time, he enjoys embracing the great outdoors. He is an avid cyclist that travels throughout the Rocky Mountains, camping, and enjoys going all out on his mountain and road bikes. He competes in cycling races for fun to relax the mind and body.
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