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The PHP Security Alert: Your Website Is Already Patched
If you've seen an email or news headline this week about "Critical Vulnerabilities in PHP," you may be wondering whether your website is affected. Your Smile Marketing website has already been patched. Our systems team applied the fix on October 21, the same day it was released. There's nothing you need to do. Here's a […]
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12 May 2016
Dental Seminar: 90 Minutes to a Constant Stream of New Patients
Building a patient-generating website isn’t just about getting as many site visitors as possible. Nor is it about ranking at the top of Google for every possible keyword. Learn about our upcoming seminar that addresses how to convert more new patients from your website.
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4 May 2016
How Copyrighted Images May Get You in Trouble
You’ve heard the adage that a picture is worth a thousand words. When it comes to your website, that’s especially true. But when that picture is under copyright protection, it could mean a considerable financial cost.
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4 May 2016
2016 Seattle Conference: Teamwork & Collaboration
Taking place in Seattle, WA, the theme of the Smile Marketing annual 2016 conference was Teamwork & Collaboration. During the conference, leaders from each department shared an overview of their team, giving staff members a big picture concept of the company.
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4 May 2016
The Latest Smile Marketing Survey is in!
Twice each year, we send out a survey to get feedback from our clients. This survey provides insight into how we can better our website service. Here were three of the most popular responses.
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21 April 2016
Is Your Dental Website Over Five Years Old?
In the ever-changing world of the Internet, your dental website has a limited lifespan. Technology and design trends change so rapidly that after only a few years your website goes into decline.
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1 April 2016
Google Drops Right Column AdWords
By the time you read this, Google will have completed the implementation of its new page layout, eliminating the AdWords in the right column. Instead, three or four pay-per-click ads will appear at the top of the page above the organic listings.
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