Blogging is an effective medical online marketing tool and an important part of a medical practice website. Blog posts will not only expand your online presence and promote your practice, but they can also enhance your organic search rankings. If done properly, effective blogs will get your healthcare website noticed by propelling your content to…
As a medical professional, how do you effectively promote your medical practice in a COVID-19 world? The world changed in 2020. Not a corner of the globe remains untouched by the COVID-19 pandemic. And while U.S. states begin to reopen, cautiously, American business owners struggle with how to do so safely. Nowhere is this more…
Medical search engine optimization (SEO) is a highly effective, low-cost way to promote your medical practice. For many healthcare professionals, the main goal of SEO for doctors is to drive a consistent stream of new patients who are looking for the medical services you provide. This allows for consistent growth in the numbers of new…
A new year is upon us – and with it, new opportunities for your medical practice to thrive through new methods of patient acquisition and retention. The challenge, however, is to compete in a crowded field where patient satisfaction and loyalty must constantly be earned. While old-school marketers continue to bombard consumers with advertisements for…
Search engine optimization (SEO) is a necessity for modern businesses of all kinds, including medical practices. Doctors previously only had to advertise in the Yellow Pages, but now it’s imperative to have a website that patients can find easily via the various search engines, such as Yahoo and Google.
Search Engine Optimization (or SEO) is the process of optimizing your website so that it shows up on the first page of Google for the keywords specific to your specialty and business. When it comes to Google, if you are on the second page, you don’t exist; and if you don’t exist, your patients can’t…
Diagnosing Your Online Presence As a doctor, you diagnose your patients with various ailments every day. You make careful assessments, and by the end of their visit, you have a plan to further explore or treat the problem. You share this plan with the patient and then work with them on their road to recovery….
