Reputation Management

According to an article by Search Engine Land, this year’s Local Consumer Review Survey shows an increase in consumer trust and consumption of online reviews. According to the survey: 52% of consumers are more likely to use a local business if they have positive reviews 72% of consumers trust online reviews as much as personal

For the medical industry in particular, online patient reviews of your practice are an essential part of establishing brand awareness, reputation and your SEO ranking strategy. By encouraging your patients to write unbiased reviews about their experiences at your practice, you’re accomplishing a number of different things to further your business. But what if a

As your online presence grows, it will invite more visitor interaction to your social media accounts. These visitors consist of both current clients and prospective customers. You’ll also receive site visitors who are gathering information, such as readers of your medical blog who are particularly interested in an area that you specialize in. There is

With the world of healthcare constantly changing, doctors are making patient care a top priority. One of the best ways for doctors to do this is to reach patients is through the internet. According to Texas-based medical software reviewer, Software Advice, patients from around the country are turning to the internet to find information about their

A recent survey by Bright Local studied “Local Consumer Reviews,” focusing on the likelihood of consumers to recommend a local business. The survey touched upon important questions including: What types of businesses are consumers likely to recommend? Which factors make consumers more likely to recommend a local business to others? Key Findings for Health Professionals

Do a quick Google search for yourself and your practice. Ask yourself these two questions: Do the search results provide accurate and positive information about you? If you were a patient would you be swayed to pick up the phone to schedule an appointment? Whether you’re happy with your online reputation or not, this is

One of the main reasons you work so hard to build an online presence is to obtain patient trust. Think of a positive online presence as “starting off on the right foot” with patients. When they search for your services or even specifically for you online, what do you want them to find out about