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5 Essential Elements of a High Converting Dental Website
Introduction A well-designed dental website has the power to set you apart from competitors, it can boost your practice's visibility and help fill your chairs with new patients. A poorly designed site, however, will hinder your practice’s growth, can deter potential patients via a frustrating user experience or an unprofessional image, and negatively impact your […]
Continue Reading >Marcus Biggs
24 July 2015
Online Marketing Dictionary for Dentists
Here we share 11 words you might not find in Webster’s Dictionary, but they are essential to understand when it comes to marketing your practice on the Internet!
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22 July 2015
Top 3 Marketing Mistakes Made by Dentists
Take a look below at three common marketing mistakes made by dentists today and see if you’re guilty of any of them. If you are, it’s time to reconsider your marketing strategy.
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17 July 2015
On-Page SEO For Dental Practices
A critical aspect of an online marketing strategy is your dental website’s SEO. There are two types of SEO: On-page SEO refers to the efforts you make on your website.
Continue Reading >>Randi Grant
16 July 2015
10 Email Marketing Tips For Dentists
An essential part of your online dental marketing strategy is generating a powerful email marketing plan. Crafting a sound email marketing strategy is an excellent way to engage existing patients.
Continue Reading >>Marcus Biggs
10 July 2015
4 Easy Ways Your Office Staff Can Improve Your Dental Website
Have you ever wondered if there were any quick fixes for improving the performance of your dental website? Better yet, what if your office staff could do them for you?
Continue Reading >>Randi Grant
2 July 2015
Pediatric Dental Website Design
Designing a website for a pediatric dental practice is unique in that the target audience is not the patient, but the parents of the patient.
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