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14 October 2015
3 Misconceptions About Dental Website Domain Names
Maintaining a website for your dental practice is a lot of work. There are so many moving parts that must come together to provide seamless functionality, it’s very easy to become confused along the way.
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9 October 2015
Do I Need PPC for My Dental Website?
The short answer? There isn’t just one cut-and-dry marketing effort that is going to lead to an influx of new patients for every practice. The secret is finding the best combination of efforts unique to your practice and jurisdiction that can reach and convert people looking for a new dental provider.
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25 September 2015
Top 3 Reasons to Use Branded Email Accounts for your Dental Practice
“Why can’t I use my AOL account to email patients?” “I don’t want ANOTHER email account to manage.” “What is a branded email address?” If these questions or statements sound familiar, you’re not alone!
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15 September 2015
Google Plus for Dentists: Gone for Good?
Back in June, Google Plus links started disappearing from Google, leading many to believe this was the beginning of the end for the social media platform that could never quite gain traction with users. Just a month after that, Google announced a big ‘pivot’ for the social network.
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10 September 2015
More Reasons to Go Mobile with Your Dental Website Design
If your dental website design doesn’t intelligently adjust it’s formatting to display properly on various screen sizes, also known as a responsive or mobile friendly design, you could be losing new patients.
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1 September 2015
What Every Dentist Should Know about Black Hat SEO
There are two types of SEO tactics used by companies worldwide: white hat optimization and black hat optimization. While all dental websites should aim to comply with white hat best practices, black hat techniques remain all too common.
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