This week, Twitter launched a helpful new feature in its photo posting options. Now, users can post a collage of up to four photos in one tweet — which can be a useful visual tool when you have to cram insightful information about your practice into a 140 character-length tweet. Previously, Twitter only allowed users […]
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Newport Beach, CA, and New York City-Based Dr. Ip’s Website Offers Improved User Experience MyAdvice, the industry’s leader in digital marketing for medical practices, has launched a state-of-the-art website for Dr. T.Y. Steven Ip’s bicoastal plastic surgery practice. The highly respected, Board Certified, Duke University-trained plastic surgeon now has a website that reflects the professionalism
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With the rise of smartphones and tablets having a mobile website is no longer an option, it is essential. There is some debate as to whether having a mobile website that is separate from a desktop website is beneficial. When it comes to the creation of mobile websites, less is more. Instead of having two
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Most businesses set have set up at least one social media account dedicated specifically to their company, however, many of these accounts end up being neglected or mishandled. Take control of your practice’s online presence and keep your social media accounts running smoothly by following the below five guidelines: Assign a specific employee to run
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Today, online social media marketing is essential for small businesses, especially small medical practices. However, social media trends are constantly changing and evolving, so you have countless options that will help your business grow locally. Here are some things to consider, when you begin to market your medical practice among a local audience: Consider different
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Twenty-something year old adults (“millennials”) can be a tough crowd to reach. They were raised with the Internet, and are now totally dependent on technology for their daily needs, including finding a doctor for themselves or their family. Unlike previous generations, who relied on either a phone book or word-of-mouth to find a doctor, millennial
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Last week, I highlighted several tips for protecting your Twitter account from hackers. Along with stealing personal information and compromising your company’s data, hackers can pose a threat to your brand’s reputation if they post offensive or spam-filled tweets during the time that they hijack your account. While you may think that hackers mostly target
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Today, millions of people keep a personal or professional blog. Furthermore, blogging has become highly important for businesses and medical practices of all sizes. However, many doctors are still unsure of how exactly their practice will benefit from having a blog. Let’s take a closer look at some of the top reasons your medical practice
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If you’ve ever done a Google search for a business in your area, you’ve likely noticed that search results show both the local map on the right side, and local listings, such as Google Places. These local listings are now considered an important marketing tool for a medical practice of any kind. Like a medical
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Along with stealing personal information and compromising your company’s data, hackers can pose a serious threat to your brand’s reputation. Damaging tweets or private messages sent from your Twitter account, such as spam or offensive comments to other users, can put a dent in your list of followers. A few days ago, Justin Bieber’s Twitter
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