Category Archives: News

The October 2016 PPC Hero Conference Investing in employee education is an essential part of improving the Smile Marketing website service. That’s why we recently sent Paid Traffic Specialist Lindsay Casey to the October 2016 Hero Conference in London. The world’s largest pay-per-click (PPC) conference series, Lindsay gained insight into how to improve our clients’ Facebook […]

In the October 2016 WebinSite, we will be introducing exciting new updates to the blog layout. In addition, learn about important changes to Google’s local algorithm as well as a new feature regarding online reviews.

We’re always looking to improve the Smile Marketing service. This often involves updating existing features to ensure they are as user-friendly as possible. Learn about these new enhancements in our August 2016 WebinSite!

In the July 2016 WebinSite, we will be discussing several new features with the Smile Marketing service, including updates to the email subscriber interface and Facebook integration for new patient surveys.

When you have a question or need some help, we want to be right there with you to get it resolved. That’s why we are now offering clients the new Live Chat feature.

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.

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.

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.

In the old days (a mere 10 years ago) moving your practice was mostly about choosing a location with a favorable lease, great drive-by traffic counts, some signage and sufficient parking.