Category Archives: Dental Websites

Where do most prospective patients find you? Typically, it’s your website. What’s the first page they visit on your site? Typically, it’s your homepage. Your dental website homepage is your first impression. It’s the reception room to your practice.

When it comes to content, trust matters. Whether it’s a new blog post or a page about your services, people and search engines must have confidence that everything on your website is current and accurate.

When it comes to shopping for a new website, one of the first questions to surface is: How much will it cost me? In short, the cost of a dental website depends on your new patient goals and what you’re willing to invest to achieve them.

Have you entrusted your practice to a company that is unresponsive and unwilling to keep your website current? Unfortunately, many dental website companies consider themselves finished as soon as a website goes live.

More and more dentists are using the Internet to grow their patient roster. But building a robust online presence – that actually produces results – can be challenging. Your website must stand out from the countless other dental websites on the Internet.

Do you need a new website? Does your current site need a facelift? If you answered “yes” to one of these questions, you have to figure out the purpose of your new website – before you begin designing it.

Crafting a concise and persuasive message is more difficult than communicating everything on your mind. But as you plug more sentences into your copy and add more elements to your design, the more muddied your message becomes.

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.

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.