Are you lacking reviews? If you only have a couple of testimonials form patients, then you should try and encourage more. A dentist needs reviews to show potential leads that they’re worth visiting. Otherwise, a person may be more likely to choose a different practice in your community. If you need tips on encouraging good reviews, we can help!
Month: October 2017
Keeping Your Patients In The Loop
How often do you communicate with your patients? Obviously, when they come into the office for treatment, you talk to them about their oral health and make small talk about what’s happening in their lives. But with social media and blogging, you have a unique opportunity to maintain communication with your patients outside of your visits, communication that keeps them informed about your office, and potentially reaches other people in their circle. There’s plenty of reasons to keep your patients in the loop!
The Specter Of Bad Reviews!
Halloween season is when we indulge our greatest fears! For some, this could mean movies about zombies or creepy crawlers. However, for a dental practice, this could mean bad reviews on your Google My Business page or your Facebook page. How should you respond to poor reviews, and what can you do encourage more positive ones?
Is Our Social Media Kit Right For You?
Social media is a unique, and free, way of reaching out to your current patients and hopefully, gaining a few leads in the process. However, for dentists and their staff, finding time to keep these pages active can be difficult. In addition, many simply don’t know what should and shouldn’t be posted, or how often they should share content. Fortunately, our social media kit can help!
Check Out South Side On Lamar’s Little Free Library
This summer, a Little Free Library was erected in our building in honor of the Dallas police officers killed in the line of duty in Downtown Dallas on July 7th, 2016. The library located at the South Side on Lamar is one of five being built across Dallas. The library is free for residents and visitors alike, and we were happy to be able to contribute books to the memorial library.