Marketing Has Changed, and You Need to Change Too
We’ve seen a lot of changes in marketing over the years, particularly in dental marketing. In fact, dental marketing was almost non-existent when.
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Leverage Social Proof to Grow Your Dental Practice
More than ever before, consumers are turning to the internet to identify dentists they can trust. And with just a few clicks, searchers.
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Market Like Your Life Depends on It Because it Does
I’m a marketer and salesman from my college days. I waited tables, sold suits, and sold books door-to-door, and I loved every minute.
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New Mover Marketing Generates Word-Of-Mouth Referrals
Attracting new clients can be a difficult and ongoing challenge for many businesses, and it is particularly true in the medical field. Many.
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Five Ways Dental Marketing Can Suck the Life Out of You
As a dental practice owner, you have a lot of responsibilities, from seeing patients and staying on top of dental technologies to running.
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Asking “How Did You Hear About Us?” Might Not Work in the Digital Age
Consider the number of avenues a prospective patient has to find your practice—mailers, referrals, Google searches, social media, billboards… the list goes on..
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The Top Three Benefits of an Active Facebook Business Page
Social media activity is a crucial component to a comprehensive marketing strategy. When combined with email, website content, and reputation management, Facebook provides.
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The Top Three Benefits of an Active Facebook Business Page
Social media activity is a crucial component to a comprehensive marketing strategy. When combined with email, website content, and reputation management, Facebook provides.
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Lackluster Patient Growth? Check Your Dental Message
Patients are finding you on the web but are still getting lost. You watch the number of views rise and rise on your.
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Dental Marketing Basics: Postcards Versus PPC
Every dental practice loses about 10% of patients a year through normal attrition. If your practice is in a transitional urban area, you’re.
