Tag Archives: online marketing for dentists

Are you looking for a smart way to improve your dental practice’s online presence? Here’s a tip that can really make a difference: authentic patient video testimonials. These aren’t just regular reviews; they’re stories from your patients, shared through video, … Continue reading →

In the competitive field of cosmetic dentistry, getting found on Google is crucial. But many dentists are missing out because they only focus on ranking for “dentist near me.” Let’s take a look at Dr. Armen Galustian‘s SEO success to … Continue reading →

In the world of online marketing, especially for dental practices, using real, professional photos on your website is more important than ever. You might have heard the saying, “A picture is worth a thousand words.” This rings true, especially when … Continue reading →

Google Ads are those names that pop up first when you search for something on Google. For dentists, this means appearing at the top of the list when someone searches for dental services in your area. It’s a smart way … Continue reading →

As a dentist who owns their own practice, have you ever felt like no matter how hard you work, you’re always chasing something more? This feeling is known as being in “The Gap”. It’s when we focus on what we … Continue reading →

As a dentist who owns a practice, your website is a key tool to attract new patients. When someone visits your site, it should instantly meet their needs and wants. Here are four elements on how your website can do … Continue reading →

Your brand is far more than your logo and your color scheme. In reality, your brand is the entire experience that a customer associates with a business. The visual elements—the logo, the website, the way the office looks—all play a … Continue reading →

Great marketing can’t fix a bad service and we take notice of the business operations by asking the right questions and learning from our team. Let us share a story from our own experience. We wanted to improve how we … Continue reading →