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Have you hopped on a business’s website recently only to exit swiftly out of frustration? Maybe it was missing basic information like location or hours, didn’t have a clear explanation about their services, or perhaps it said a lot without saying anything. No matter the reason, this business lost your business, and that’s money left on the table.
Today’s consumer is evolving and is quite tech savvy. This means you need to stay on top of your game when it comes to Search Engine Optimization (SEO) for your dental practice. SEO is a fundamental component of digital marketing directly impacting your online visibility, website traffic, and patient acquisition. Here are some pretty convincing stats to help support our point:
If you don’t capture visitors’ attention and keep it, you’re losing to your competitors. And we get it — you’re a dentist, not a marketer so why should you care and what can you do about it? We’re glad you asked. This week’s blog is dedicated to helping you take relatively easy steps to help bolster your SEO and attract more and better patients who are just itching to find you online.
Nobody wants to spend hours online searching for a dentist to fit their needs. This is where Google My Business (GMB) comes into play. Having a GMB account allows you to claim ownership of your business profile, attain management rights to it, and utilize features that increase your visibility. Once you have an established GMB, you can get to work on your website with the goal of getting to the top of a search.
We’re sharing five strategies you can use to improve that SEO and maximize your online visibility so more and better patients can find you:
We threw a lot at you above, but with small steps and tweaks, these factors make a huge impact on your practice’s online presence. If prospects can easily find you and they like what they see, they’ll convert. And they might even tell their friends and family.
Be on the lookout for Tip Tuesday emails and more posts to help guide you through marketing your dental practice.