How Dental Practices set up their Social Media Profiles.
9. January 2012
Does your Dental Practice know it is 2012?
The cold truth is the heyday of Yellow Pages is behind us. When is the last time you picked up a telephone book? Most people “Google” when they need a telephone number, or when they are researching a subject, like a new dentist. What you need to succeed is the formula for marketing in the technological, economic, and cultural climate of 2010 and beyond.
19. December 2011
Your Reputation – What is it Worth to You?
If your dental practice has bad reviews, what are the chances that a new patient will call and schedule an appointment? Zero to None – really. Managing your online reputation is crucial to your practices long-term success.
27. October 2011
Do You Think Social Media Marketing is a Fad?
Social Media can revolutionize your dental practice by increasing your exposure, connecting you with your patients and introducing you to new patients. Utilizing Social Media can establish you as an expert in your specialty and create incredible opportunities for the growth of your practice. It is word of mouth marketing on steroids!
2. September 2011
Treatment Plan Acceptance: The Fortune is in the Follow Up!
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How many times do you see a patient, complete an initial comprehensive exam and diagnostics, have them back for a consultation to present their treatment plan, and then never hear from them again?
You have spent hours on treatment planning, diagnostic [...]
9. August 2011
Twitter For Dentists? Really?
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First let’s look at what Twitter is – Twitter is a micro blogging platform, a way to get a short message to your patients, to you’re soon to be patients etc… I know many offices that are actually using Twitter to fill the open spots in their schedules – really! By getting your patient base [...]
29. July 2011
How to Plan the Ultimate New Dental Patient Experience
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This is post number five in my series “New Patient Machine – How to Develop a System that will guarantee New Dental Patients and raise your treatment acceptance”. If you haven’t had the opportunity to look at the first five steps, you can get to them here:
New Patient Machine – How to Develop a System [...]
13. April 2011
Content is King in the Dental World!
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Content syndication is one of the most powerful things you can do to promote your blog and get new patients breaking down the doors to get to your office. It’s also the best way to get in the top three search engine rankings.
If you are new to the “blogosphere” world, you [...]
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