At MyAdvice, we’ve been proponents of quality content from day one. Not only does quality content (particularly for medical practice websites) show expertise, it also aligns with the sophisticated/trustworthy image most practices need to attract new patients. Google is a believer in quality content, as well. In 2013 the company introduced a complete algorithm update […]
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Content, content, content. In the digital marketing realm today it’s all about content. Google made it so. A couple of years back Google changed its algorithm to move away from using keywords, which clever people had learned to totally game, and toward what was actually on the websites its bots crawled, the content. Suddenly, content
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MyAdvice LLC, a leading digital marketing company for healthcare professionals, will further expand its digital marketing operations and services with the acquisition of certain assets of Patient Education Concepts LLC. “PEC’s Sight Selector, Website, and Social Media businesses are a wonderful strategic fit for MyAdvice. Ophthalmology was already one of our largest medical specialty areas.
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If you’re engaged enough to be reading this blog, you probably already know that in the fall of 2015 Google changed its search algorithm to overcome the reliance on keywords in search ranking, instead rewarding content. That content applies to everything on a website, from headlines to page copy to blog posts. At MyAdvice, we’ve
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Many of our MyAdvice clients use email marketing to their current and potential patients. While any communication with your patients is valuable, there are some things to consider when creating and sending your next email. First some facts about email marketing There are more statistics on email marketing than time to go through. But here
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Once upon a time, customers of a small business had basically three avenues to communicate with the business. They could call on the phone, write a letter (especially when they weren’t local), or stop in. If someone wanted to say something bad about the business, basically the only avenue was dissing the business with the
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Last Friday, our staff in Park City donated our morning to the Mountain Trails Foundation, and we had a fantastic experience building a local trail. We look forward to making our Day of Caring an annual event. You can see other community events we have planned or taken part in on our community page! More
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You’ve heard it once and you’re likely to hear it again for at least the next year: “Content is King.” And with Google rating content as their number one priority in regards to rankings, if you haven’t hopped on the content train, now is the time. From creating custom content for your website to having
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Have you read your comments in the past and wished that there was a better way to communicate with individual customers via Facebook? Now you’ve got options! Facebook recently made some changes to how Business Pages interact with their followers. While before you were subject to responding in the format that your customer initiated contact
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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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