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Quick Wins: 5 Fast Digital Marketing Tips for Dental Practices
Discover five straightforward digital marketing strategies tailored specifically for dental practices. These tips are designed for easy implementation and can lead to quick, significant improvements.
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20 October 2016
Google AdWords Express for Dentists: The Pros and Cons
You want to take a stab at online advertising, but you’re unsure whether to outsource it or do it yourself. This is a common concern. You might believe there are benefits in online advertising, but you don’t have the time or know-how to get started.
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12 October 2016
Smile Marketing WebinSite | October 2016
In the October 2016 WebinSite, we will be introducing exciting new updates to the blog layout. In addition, learn about important changes to Google’s local algorithm as well as a new feature regarding online reviews.
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2 September 2016
7 Dental SEO Myths to Throw Out in 2016
Maybe your search engine optimization (SEO) efforts haven’t yielded results. Maybe you’ve been burned in the past by questionable SEO campaigns. Either way, you might need to start fresh with a new strategy.
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18 August 2016
The Link Between Dental SEO and Website Content
Content creation and search engine optimization (SEO) used to be separate disciplines. But today, they go hand in hand. Now, it’s difficult to practice one effectively without at least some knowledge of the other.
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16 August 2016
Top 5 Online Dental Marketing Services
Most dental marketing services take a narrow approach to marketing. Meaning, they focus only on one dental marketing initiative rather than an integrated solution.
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9 August 2016
How Dental Email Marketing Keeps Your Schedule Full
Most patients have selective memories when it comes to visiting the dentist every six months. For many, it’s not a priority. For your practice, however, it’s a huge priority. Because securing new patients isn’t your only focus.
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