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 AI-Assisted Review Sentiment Analysis Technology

MyAdvice proudly announced the launch of its review sentiment analysis feature, designed to streamline the review response process by quickly analyzing the content of incoming reviews. Powered by advanced AI technology, this new tool saves businesses valuable time by helping owners and employees quickly analyze the content and sentiment of incoming reviews, making it easier […]

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Creating an Effective Landing Page for your Pay-Per-Click (PPC) Campaign

When someone clicks your online ad or sponsored story, what’s the first thing they see? If it’s not a targeted well-crafted landing page, there’s a good chance you’re losing potential leads and conversions.  What is a Landing Page? A landing page is a dedicated web page visitors see after clicking an advertisement. Think of it

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3 Reasons Search Engines (and Your Users!) Hate Your Website

Struggling to understand why your website isn’t ranking well? While the exact inner workings of Google’s search algorithms aren’t released to the public, they do provide regular updates and guidelines. Though business owners with websites have plenty of access to information about what will help and hinder their chances at ranking well, it can still

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