Dental Website Features You Need
A dental website can be tricky to design. If you think of the internet as a bustling city, your website is essentially your storefront and your marketing is the road that leads people there. Without marketing, very few visitors will stumble into your storefront. But,...
Practice Website 101: Get More Patients
Your practice website is probably the only part of your marketing strategy that works for you round the clock. One primary benefit of your website is that it gives prospective patients the ability to book an appointment with you any time - day or night. So how do you...
How to Create Blog Posts That Drive Traffic (And Appointments)
If blog posts aren’t a part of your healthcare marketing strategy, it’s time to change that. Healthcare practices that use blog posts as a key marketing tool are more likely to see a positive return on investment. Writing blog posts that engage patients can be quite...
social media marketing for dentists
Facebook and Instagram are social media platforms that have over a billion active users every single month. That means that a billion people are logging in and browsing through posts consistently each month! With an ever-increasing number of people relying on...
How to grow your dental practice
When you're trying to grow your dental practice, the truth is this: it takes effort to develop a thriving practice. While most dentists think there are no easy ways to build a profitable practice quickly, they are wrong. Here are our top tips to grow your practice in...
Dental marketing agency advice
Dental Marketing Agencies - Should You Hire One ? Dental marketing agency advice may not be exciting, but it is necessary. It's tempting to try and do your marketing yourself. A little keyword research here, a bit of social media, and you're search engine optimized....
Medical Website Design
Medical website design is a key component in attracting new patients. Most patients in need of a medical professional will begin their search online. Even if you get all your patients from referrals, patients are still going to check your website before booking. A...
Dental marketing ideas
Dental marketing ideas are useful to jumpstart the patient-acquisition process. How does your practice acquire new patients? If you struggle to answer this question quickly, you may need some new ideas to boost patient acquisition and grow your practice. Here, we've...
Dental marketing strategies
Dental marketing strategies can be difficult to create and implement, especially if you're doing it without the help of a marketing team. Wouldn't it be nice to waive the trial and error period and get right to the dental...
5 Reasons Your Practice Is Losing Patients
It costs your practice about five times more to acquire a new patient than to keep an existing patient within your database. That's why patient retention is so necessary –the overall loss of a patient's lifetime value is not something you want to give up. To retain...
Digital Marketing & Reception: Can They Work Together?
Can your reception staff handle your marketing in their "spare time?" We advise against it. Time is hard enough to spare, and digital marketing deserves the time and attention of someone with marketing expertise. Your front desk staff does, however, play a vital role...
4 Ways to Build Trust with Patients Online
Trust is essential to any relationship, and it's a critical factor in maintaining relationships between doctors and patients. Building trust with patients, in person, depends on creating the best possible experience in the office. So how do practices maintain that...
Ways To Generate Positive Online Reviews
People can say almost anything they want about your practice online. It may be challenging, but earning more positive reviews is worth it–if you hope to grow your practice and keep people coming back. Positive reviews online are more important than ever before. 1....
5 “Small” Details That Affect Patient Retention
In the business of healthcare, the care you provide and your expertise will always be the most important things. That doesn't mean that you should ignore those "small" things that can make or break a patient's experience. These 5 seemingly small details could mean...