You may not realize it, but you write calls-to-action everyday! Whether you’re creating a flier to post in your office, drafting an email to send to patients, or writing a quick Facebook post, you have a message that you want people to act upon. We have a ton of experience writing calls-to-action (CTAs). In fact, […]
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We’ve given you the heads up a couple of times recently, but now it’s official! Google has acknowledged that the search engine will favor mobile-friendly sites starting April 21st. What’s better, Google collected a list of suggestions to help your mobile-friendly site perform well with the new algorithm. First and foremost… if you don’t have
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As you’ve probably already realized, MyAdvice is a responsive website advocate. All of our new website designs feature responsive technology, and we strongly encourage new customers to consider a responsive website conversion if their current websites are non-responsive. Google proved with its latest algorithm update that they’re on the exact same page. Since the update,
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Smartphones and tablets have taken over web browsing! The same visitors that used to find your website on their desktop computers now stand in line at the grocery store, sit on the couch watching TV, and sip their coffee in cafes searching for information. Layout and content on your website need to be user-friendly on
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In conclusion of our New Year’s Resolution series, we wanted to highlight the importance of a good website design. If your medical practice website needs updating, or needs creating all together, that’s a perfect New Year’s Resolution to make for your practice. To follow are a few key notes on why website design is so
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What makes one website better than the next? How do you know if your website measures up to the competition? On the ever-changing face of the Internet, it’s difficult to know if your website design has what it takes. To follow are some guidelines outlining key elements in good website design. Appearance Stick with a
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Sometimes medical practices don’t understand why they can see a reported increase in traffic to their website without an increase in their patient-base. There are many reasons why individuals visiting medical practice websites leave the page and move on to something else, but sometimes it’s as simple as poor design. The face of the internet
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After setting up a blog and social media accounts, many physicians find that they’re not quite sure what to write about. They worry that the topics related to their practice may seem bland, uninteresting or are just not likely to be shared by other users on social media. Don’t shy away from blogging about your
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In the early days of the Internet, many sites were created with the simple idea of establishing a presence on a new medium. Other sites were created with the idea of generating new business or fulfilling some other business function, but little was known about how people used the Internet and what strategies would maximize
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When you have a professional website set up for your practice, even if you use a web design and development service such as MyAdvice to set it up and fill it with content such as monthly blog posts, you should still be informed about common tech terminologies. The terms below are relatively common but can
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