Seeing a positive testimonial on your social media pages or on your Google page can be exhilarating. Not only is a person letting you know how well your team did, but this can also help other people in their decision to make an appointment. But what about negative reviews? How should you react to those? If they’re fake, can you remove them?
Don’t Let Contracts Hold You Hostage
We’ve worked with a lot of clients and over the years we’ve heard a number of horror stories about other marketing companies. In today’s blog, we would like to discuss a few red flags you should watch for, such as contracts that last more than 30 days, pressure to sign up right away, or attempts to gain ownership of your domain. Don’t let extended contracts and other poor practices impact your online marketing plan!
Is Social Media Necessary For A Dentist?
We sometimes have clients ask us how necessary an active social media presence is for a dentist. After all, do people really turn to Facebook or Instagram to learn about a practice? Even though people are spending 50 million fewer hours on Facebook, your practice still needs to have an active social network!
How Do You Improve Patient Retention In 2018?
Sometimes, as dentists you spend so much time and resources attracting new patients, you end up neglecting your current ones. If you spend so much in advertising and online marketing to get them in the door, why not keep them engaged? Often, the best way to keep your practice strong and growing is to focus on your current patients. After all, they’re a source of personal recommendations to their friends and family. We can help you improve patient retention in 2018!
Need Help With Social Media In 2018?
In January, we like to talk about what we can change and improve about our online marketing strategies. After all, a new year is a chance for updates to your strategy, which can help your practice grow and attract new patients. With that in mind, do you need help with social media in 2018? If so, we have good news: MDPM is always here to help!
Do You Need Help With Reputation Management?
Before you set foot in a business, what do you do first? Nowadays, we hit the Internet and see what we can find out. We look at reviews on social media and other trusted sources to find out what other people are saying. As a dentist, you need to make sure reviews are available and offer a positive picture of your services. You need reputation management!
What Do You Know About Our Free Social Media Kit?
The start of a new year is the perfect time to make big changes to your online marketing plan. One area that practice owners often struggle with is social media. They often don’t have the time to focus on their social networking accounts and make the most of them. Fortunately, we can help with a free social media kit.
Tips For Making The Most Of Facebook
Social media is a great way to forge connections with your patients and to help introduce your practice to other people in your community. However, we often find that many dental practice owners and their staff aren’t sure how use their social media presence. In today’s blog, we’re going to take a look at a few tips for making the most out of your Facebook account.
The Danger Of Fake Reviews
You’ve probably heard that reviews are essential for a good marketing strategy. After all, what do you look at first before visiting a restaurant or business? Often, practice owners feel tempted to have their staff stuff their Google My Business page and Facebook page with fake reviews, or a less-than-reputable company may offer to do so for them. We urge you to resistant the temptation and avoid creating fake reviews!
The Importance Of Maintenance Marketing
When creating an online marketing strategy, many dentists and dental professionals have a singular focus: attract new patients. While leads and new patients are essential for a practice’s growth, you shouldn’t neglect your current patients. After all, current patients will return for checkups and care, and will also refer friends and family! You need to maintain a serious focus on maintenance marketing, which means nurturing a connection to your current patients.