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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Are you having trouble leaving Google reviews on mobile? Here’s why!

If you’ve left a Google review from your mobile browser in the past, you might be surprised to find out that doing so is no longer an option. What?! Fortunately, there’s another way. With the Google Maps mobile app, your business can still receive reviews quickly and easily from customers who prefer mobile. Here’s how

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I’m A Cosmetic Surgeon. Why Don’t People “Like” Me?

In some ways, cosmetic surgeons have a tough time on social media. Your job entails improving patients’ self-esteem through cosmetic surgery, but those patients aren’t always likely to engage with your social media pages. We’ve suspected that this is the case for a while. But now we have data to prove it! RealSelf recently published

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Facebook Allows Your Customers to Prioritize Your Posts

As you’ve probably noticed (and read on our blog), Facebook posts from Business Pages have become harder and harder to organically appear in customer News Feeds. Facebook just announced that they’re giving businesses the opportunity to have their posts seen much more frequently… if your customers so desire. Facebook announced that users can prioritize friends

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How Can Doctors Create a Strong, Online Medical Reputation?

The Pew Internet Research Health Fact Sheet suggests that 72% of Internet users have looked online for health care information within the previous year. Instead of looking through the Yellow Pages, consumers turn to the web for more information, rankings, reviews and any other pertinent information about health care providers. With the impending value consumers

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