How has local dental SEO progressed over the past year? And how will it move forward into 2019? The SEO software company Moz releases an annual study that reviews the top local search rankings factors for the past year. And the 2018 results are in. These are important to take note of as we head into […]

Do you know how many people visit your website each month? Do you know how many of them actually book an appointment? If you don’t have a way to measure your website’s performance, you have no idea whether it’s working.

So you’re ranking on the first page of Google and you’re getting traffic to your website. Now you want to expand your local SEO strategy. After all, there is an abundance of prospective patients who reside outside your practice location.

In the past, content creation and search engine optimisation (SEO) were separate disciplines. You’d have one person write your content (maybe you) and then have another person optimise your content for search engines (likely an SEO provider)

These days, relying on referrals and traditional media alone won’t keep your schedule openings full. Especially if you’re a multi-location practice. Let’s face it, the “Yellow Page era” is over. If you want to maintain profitability for all your locations, you must dominate online.

When a prospective patient is looking for a dentist in your area, you’re nowhere to be found. You’ve outsourced your SEO to a third party, only to have your marketing budget ravaged with little or no result. You’ve come to a conclusion.

Want a rapid expansion of your new patient roster? Just rank on the first page of Google. It’s that simple, right? Not exactly. Sure, ranking competitively on Google is a key asset of your online presence. After all, Google is the number-one source of new patients.

Running an effective online marketing campaign for a multi-location dental practice presents unique challenges that single-location practices don’t face. In this article, we will review one of the most important variables: local dental SEO.

You’ve worked tirelessly to gain visibility in the search engines. Or, you’ve doled out hundreds, maybe thousands, of dollars anticipating a rise to the top of the search results. And then, poof, your website disappeared from Google.