Social Media

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Social media can be a powerful tool for medical and legal practices to connect with current clients, build trust, and attract more new clients. However, when used incorrectly, it can damage your brand, erode trust, and cause you to miss out on opportunities to grow your business. If you’re not seeing the results you want

Many vein clinics tend to view social media as just another marketing campaign: share relevant content on a schedule and wait for results. But social media is much more than that—it’s a conversation and a relationship with current and potential patients. People want to feel heard and engaged. If your social media presence feels impersonal

Social media is one of those areas of the digital world where people have strong feelings. Whether you think Facebook is the end of the world or is the be all end all, your patients are using it, and so should your practice.  This needs to be outside your personal thoughts about social media and

You’d likely be hard pressed to find someone who doesn’t see the potential in social media as a channel for marketing and communicating with potential and current clients. However, most people would probably also agree that getting the right engagement can be a challenge. What people might not realize is that there are benefits to

So, it seems like you’re doing everything right. You’re tweeting and posting Facebook updates for your dental practice, but they never seem to gain any traction. You have fans, but none of them are commenting on or engaging with your posts. Wondering why you’re not seeing people talking? Well, it’s possible you’re not encouraging them

Social media is an opportunity for practices of all sizes to find new patients and stay connected with their most loyal patients. But if you’re brand new to social media, it can be easy to get overwhelmed by the sheer amount of work required to achieve success. And how do you know if your social