Don’t miss the article titled “Social Media/Social Networking Marketing Arena: Should I Enter?” in the latest issue of the AAOMS Today Newsletter. In the story, the author defines and promotes the benefits of social media marketing and social networking.
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Social media has the potential to build brand awareness and online community as well as enhance practice visibility while simultaneously sparking interest in performed procedures. However, a poorly designed...Read Full Story
Santa Rosa, CA, November 29, 2011 — PBHS Inc. officially launched the release of its’ mobile website app development service. This service fulfills the significant demand in the dental industry for practice websites that are specifically designed for the mobile user.
PBHS, founded in 1977, started developing practice websites in the nineties when mobile websites were non-existent. While PBHS has been producing mobile- compatible sites since the rise of the smartphone, there is now a demand...Read Full Story
Social Media Marketing: Strategies for Engaging in Facebook, Twitter & Other Social Media
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1. Immediate Return on Investment . OMS Practices using PBHS TruForm Online Patient Registration are saving thousands of dollars and hundreds of hours in chart preparation. Patients access TruForm through your PBHS designed website.
2. Why enter data twice? Only PBHS TruForm integrates with your OMS Practice Management Software eliminating data entry of patient demographics and health history.
3. Integrates with your iPad. Only PBHS TruForm Integrates with iConsultOMS , the only OMS iPad...Read Full Story
Internet Dental Alliance announces "Smart Mobile Marketing": dental marketing that helps new dental patients using mobile devices to easily find dental practice information. Internet Dental Alliance, Inc. (IDA) announces "Smart Mobile Marketing" to ensure ...
Common influence marketing uses everyday people to demonstrate dramatic results from a particular product or service, using reviews, testimonials and online forums. The people appearing in this type of advertising are selected to reflect the target market.
About Clue Dental Marketing: Clue Dental Marketing is a Chicagoland-based dental marketing firm. Along with a comprehensive online dental marketing program, Clue offers various website packages, brochures, print advertising, educational practice materials ...
There’s one asset that dentists should have above all else, and it isn’t the staff, a new technique or piece of equipment. It’s a complete contact record for all patients, an area where Chhoda finds most practices are lacking. The topic will be among ...
Guest blogging is the act of producing informative relevant content for another car insurance rates blog, given that the website owner posts the written content on their site. It's commonly accepted ethical practice this web page ...
Dental Marketing: The Real Facts About Dentists Using Facebook PagesThe Wealthy Dentist (blog)With more than 500 million active users now on Facebook, The Wealthy Dentist decided to conduct a survey asking dentists if they have a Facebook page for their dental practice to support their dental marketing efforts. Facebook is now used by 1 in ...and more »
Using the internet for dental marketing stopped by simply establishing a web site. “We have a web site!” was the cry from many practitioners, and web sites have generated substantial returns in terms of new clients and extremely cost effectively for dental practices. Time has moved on and the internet has developed and evolved; in particular...more
Using the internet for dental marketing stopped by simply establishing a web site. “We have a web site!” was the cry from many practitioners, and web sites have generated substantial returns in terms of new clients and extremely cost effectively for dental practices. Time has moved on and the internet has developed and evolved; in particular, how users make use of search engines to find information has led to a radical restructuring of how web sites are ranked by the likes of Google, Yahoo! and MSN. Old style, unchanging web sites have increasingly found their dominance challenged by more dynamic, frequently updated web sites, particularly blogs.