Date: November 30, 2013
Category: Designs
Websites are necessary to compete in today’s dental market, but you’ll want to make sure the design is attractive, well laid out, and that it functions properly to convert new patients. If you are in the process of creating a new website design, think about what feelings you want to invoke about you and your Read More
Date: November 27, 2013
Category: Tech Trends
Technology is constantly changing and so is the way that potential customers are searching for you. For instance, voice recognition has become much more accurate and user friendly. In the past, it was easier just to type with the keyboard than to have to correct the terms your phone picked up. But as these features are Read More
Date: November 26, 2013
Category: Designs
Yesterday, I got my copy of Dental Economics in the mail. On the back cover is an ad from one of our competitors, Officite, with the headline: “You’ve Had Your Website Since an Apple Was Just a Fruit.” And then under that, “The Internet moves fast. Are you keeping up?” I’m sorry, Officite, it’s a Read More
Date: November 22, 2013
Category: Mobile Websites
I’m sure you’ve spent many hours viewing and reviewing the content on your site, making sure it accurately reflects your practice’s philosophy, services, and goals. But have you ever looked at it with your typical patient in mind? How would they view your website? Would they find it informative and useful? And most importantly, would Read More
Date: November 5, 2013
Category: Local Search
Google recently launched a new program called Google City Experts in an effort to encourage reviews for local businesses. As we have known for quite some time, reviews are an important part of any business. As consumers, reviews give us an insight that we consider to be fairly true and unbiased and these opinions are Read More
Date: November 1, 2013
Category: Social Media for Dentists
At Infinity Dental Web, we have a social media department (that I’m in charge of) with about 6 account managers. These account managers are in charge of the social media presence for a certain number of clients and generally do a great job managing our clients’ Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, and blogs. Sometimes though, one of Read More
