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Be the Boss of Your Online Reputation!
Tweet January 26, 2016 
Listen, Act, Earn, Increase
If you read last year’s blog about online dental reviews, you’d know that they influence the buying decisions of a whopping 88% of consumers. What does this mean for dental practices? Online reputation can influence whether they thrive or fail. Choose to thrive. Read the tips below for keeping your practice’s reputation in tip-top shape online.
Put Yourself in Your Patient's Shoes
How often do you visit your websites and social media pages? If and when you visit, are you using both a PC/lap top AND a mobile device? Visiting your...
Mastering Your Online Reputation
Tweet August 27, 2015 
How's your online reputation? Dentistry IQ reports that 80% of consumers use the internet to research doctors. In an increasingly competitive marketplace, your online reputation plays a key role in your success. Positive online reviews can make a major impact when it comes to positioning you as a trustworthy authority in oral health and patient care. By following the guidance below, you can help ensure that you’re doing what it takes to keep the glowing online reviews coming your way.
Put Quality First
Your online reputation depends on your offline reputation, and vice versa. It all comes down...
Managing Your Online Reputation
Tweet February 23, 2015 You simply can’t have a productive business anymore without the right online reputation. Dental reviews posted online have become an expected and trusted source of information for potential patients to find the right dentist. That means going beyond a simple business webpage and reaching out to review sites, social media, and online business listings. Once you’re out there though, you need to take special steps to make sure that prospective patients see what it is you want them to see.
Lead Your Patients Where You Need Them
Services like PracticeMojo help your patients easily submit feedback about their...
Dental Reviews - What You Don’t Know Can Hurt You
Tweet August 04, 2014 You only have one chance to make a first impression. Make it count. When patients interact with your practice, you want every communication to be positive and help to foster long-term relationships. While a good experience is often not shared, a negative one is shared with anyone who will listen. So at the end of the day, do you truly know what is being said about your practice?
Before you hit the ground running and begin asking for dental reviews to blanket every site with how wonderful your practice is, be sure to survey your patients first. A general questionnaire...
