Thanks for checking out our 6-part series where we're "busting" some of the most common dental marketing myths we've dealt with over the years. If you missed the first two installments, you can check them out by clicking on the links below.
Tired of spending time and money on dental Facebook ads only to have them not approved by Facebook? No one enjoys being rejected. Especially after you've put in effort, money and time into a Facebook ad campaign with the hope of attracting new dental patients.
Google Ads and Facebook Ads are both methods of a type of online ads called Pay-Per-Click marketing (PPC), which is one of the most effective methods for driving heavy amounts of targeted traffic to your dental website.
Platforms like Facebook and Google have made online ads and adwords for dentists a part of our daily lives. You can harness this power to advertise your dental practice like never before. Google Ads and Facebook Ads work differently, but what they have in common is that they can both target new dental patients and bring them...
Trying to attract new, quality dental patients to your practice is the #1 problem dentists face. You’re busy running a full-time business and don’t have the time to develop a dental Facebook ads campaign that continues to bring new patients in the door every month. Still, you know online marketing is something you need to do,...
Starting to think about how your dental practice can close out the year strong? As surreal as it can seem with summer barely over, we’re preparing to enter the final quarter of 2016. Now is the time to make sure your practice ends the year well and has a plan in place to make 2017...
Online ads are one of the best ways to direct new patients to your website and get them to book an appointment. However, without a strong foundation and detailed plan, online ads can be ineffective and expensive. How can you make sure you’re getting the results you want from your online ads?
We found some great articles full of practice growth tips for busy dentists and wanted to pass them along. We know you’re busy, so this is the “best of the best” we’ve found lately. Thanks to Dental Economics, The ADA and Dentistry IQ for sharing information included in this post!
