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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Some marketing companies will tell you the sure fire way to get traffic from search engines is to spend money on a pay-per-click (PPC) campaign. They tell you: select keywords and spend $3,000/month. It’s the easy way to get traffic. Six months later, you’ve spent $18,000, and you don’t even know the number of patients
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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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Over the past year, Google has worked to change local search, first by rolling out Google +Local to replace Google Places, then by allowing local businesses to merge their Google+ Local listing and social Google+ Business Page. This merge would allow businesses to control their presence from one platform. Reviews, social posts, physical location, etc.
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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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It’s holiday season! Many businesses, big and small, use this time to market their products and services. Wondering how you can market your practice during this time period of heightened consumer spending? Check out a Pinterest board for marketing tips and trends this holiday season! Follow MyAdvice on Pinterest and comment with your favorite holiday marketing strategy!
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Have you claimed your Google+ Local (formerly Google Places) listing? How about your Yelp listing? If not, it’s time to stake your claim! Local business listing sites like these serve two very important roles: establishing your practice’s online presence and enhancing your Search Engine Optimization (SEO) by gaining more authority in search engines. But, how
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Avoiding Claim Denials for Incorrectly Billed Influenza Vaccines for Medicare Beneficiaries National Government Services has seen an increase in Influenza (Flu) vaccine claims billed incorrectly by NY and CT providers. The top claim errors and tips on how to avoid them are as follows: Claim Denial How to Avoid Denial Multiple flu vaccines and administration
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