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If you have a dental website or blog, you are responsible and will be held legally accountable for copyright or trademark infringement on your site. You need to know the basics to keep yourself out of trouble. Problem is, the Internet is a relatively new medium. “When it comes to trademark use on the Internet, […]

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You may think it sounds pretty impressive to hear that a website is on “page one.” Granted, being on page one (or even better, at the top of page one) is a great goal if the term your site is found for is a good one. Here’s what I mean – When someone is looking […]

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In his blog this week, dental technology guru Dr. Larry Emmott (www.emmottontechnology.com) poses these SEO-related questions for dentists who aren’t happy with their website’s Internet presence.  Are the keywords you’re targeting relevant to site content? Are targeted keywords popular phrases used in search engine queries? Do page titles start with your targeted keywords? Does your […]

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When is it Time for a Website? You may be wondering if it’s time you stake a claim on the Internet. Maybe you have a website that was created five years ago, but you never use it and you think it looks outdated. The Web has come a long way very fast. Today, a dental […]

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Have you ever been to a Website and felt like you’re being pummeled with information? Where do you begin? What do you click first? Long paragraphs, longer pages… Do you really have time for this? Do your patients? When a guy sits down at a home computer to find a dentist, he is looking for […]

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A patient who has done half of a full-mouth rehab with you walks in one day and says she wants her dental records transferred to another dentist. “Who is it?” you ask, a bit miffed. You’ve never heard of him! You’ve worked so hard to build a great plan for long-term success for this patient. […]

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If you invest in a website, how will the right people find it? The Internet is enormous, with information available to people across the globe. Your audience, your target market, consists of a little piece of the globe, most likely. To ensure that your site is found by search engines, you need to begin with […]

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It’s what you want – a website that turns up on the first page, if not the number one result, in Google or Yahoo searches. Sounds easy enough. Sounds like you should be able to just purchase that location; after all, this is advertising, right? It’s not quite that simple. And if someone says that […]

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So you want a website. It’s about time. To claim your bit of real estate on the Internet, you must purchase a domain name, create a site, upload it, and have the site hosted. (If your site is not hosted, it will not be online.) Though hosting is a service, there are a few tangibles […]

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This week, DentalBlogs.com is going to delve into the giant, and often overwhelming, World Wide Web. A dental practice website can be a valuable tool for marketing, interacting with patients efficiently, and introducing your office to potential patients. But the Internet is a foreign world to many dentists. As the week progresses, check back here […]

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