Justin Everette

Justin Everette is the VP of Marketing at MyAdvice. He leads strategy and communication for the full client partnership experience. Justin is a graduate of The University of Alabama. He is skilled in patient engagement, customer engagement, SaaS marketing, new customer acquisition, client retention, and operational efficiency. His work at MyAdvice connects healthcare and legal marketing strategy, communication, and engagement technology to make it easier for clients to run their businesses.
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MyAdvice Introduces Ask Mya, Bringing Conversational Assistance Directly Into Success Center

New capability makes it easier for businesses to get answers, navigate the platform and access support without leaving their workflow LEHI, UTAH | October 21, 2026 — MyAdvice, a leading provider of digital growth solutions for healthcare and legal businesses, today announced Ask Mya, a new conversational experience within the MyAdvice Success Center that gives

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MyAdvice Expands Success Center With New Tools to Help Businesses Improve Performance

New My Growth capabilities help businesses set performance goals, understand trends and see the estimated value of their marketing and operational activity LEHI, UTAH | September 21, 2026 — MyAdvice today announced a series of new performance capabilities within the MyAdvice Success Center designed to give businesses a clearer understanding of their results, how those results

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Why Small Practices Fall Behind on Patient Reviews

Small medical practices often fall behind on patient reviews because reputation management competes with patient care, scheduling, billing, staffing, and dozens of other daily priorities. The problem usually isn’t that practices don’t care about their healthcare reputation. It’s that online review management requires consistent monitoring, timely follow-up, careful responses, and a repeatable process. That work

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Why Negative Patient Reviews Spread Faster

A single one-star review can push prospective patients toward a competing practice faster than a dozen five-star ratings can pull them back. Managing negative patient reviews is one of the most misunderstood challenges facing medical practice owners today. Understanding why unfavorable feedback travels faster helps you protect your reputation before it takes a hit. MyAdvice gives you automated

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