Content marketing. What’s that? It’s creating your own original content and giving it away for free. For free? Are you crazy? Stick with me. There’s nothing that people resent more than feeling like they’re being sold something. It’s the reason we channel surf during commercials, delete pitchy emails, and why we’ll walk out of a […]
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Google’s main competitor, Bing, is once again proving that search is going social! The company announced last week that Bing search results will now feature more content from the world’s number-one social network: Facebook. Revamping their “social sidebar,” The Bing Team explained these changes in a recent blog post. “…More often than not, we look
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Have you visited your website from a smartphone or tablet? If not, try it! Does your site take longer than a few seconds to load? Do you have to pinch and zoom to view your navigation? Then it’s time to go mobile! Did you know? 46% of mobile web users are unlikely to return to
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It has been estimated that there are over 400 million English-language blogs on the Internet today. With a number like that, you may be thinking, “How could my blog possibly stand out?” Rest assured, even amidst such seemingly enormous competition, your practice’s blog can make an impression — if you know how to gain a
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MyAdvice will be in attendance at The American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery (AACS) 29th Annual Scientific Meeting in Las Vegas, NV, January 17 – 19th. The conference is at Caesar’s Palace in the Octavius Ballroom. Look for MyAdvice at booth # 337. Surgeons from all over the country will be in attendance to hear world-class
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Facebook – the world’s largest social network – has just announced it will be throwing its hat into the search engine ring. Unveiling Graph Search, a first-of-its-kind social search engine, users will now be able to sift through Facebook’s enormous collection of public data using a simple, visual interface. Where Google and other search engines
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If someone told you that one day, technologies would exist that could allow you to see exactly what your potential patients were searching for on the Internet, would you believe them? How about if they told you that these technologies would be completely free of charge and easily accessible to everyone? Of course, you’d be
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Recent Facebook changes have unfortunately made it more difficult for small businesses on Facebook to be seen by their fans. Facebook recently confirmed that it’s not certain that all fans will be presented with posts from a given page that they “Like.” While Facebook Advertising is certainly a great way to guarantee exposure, some small
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Duplicate content refers to content on a website that is similar to content on another page within the same domain or on a completely different domain. Duplicate content penalties were originally intended to address spammer websites that would scrape unique content from other domains, scramble the wording (in hopes of tricking the search engines) and
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Due to recent changes in Facebook’s ranking algorithm, known as Facebook Edgerank, some of your fans are not seeing your posts in their news feeds. To ensure that fans keep receiving all posts from your Page, encourage them to take the following steps: Hover the mouse on the “Like” button near the page name. In
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