Does social media impact your SEO? Do retweets, shares, and likes of a webpage actually boost that page in search engine results? It’s a longstanding debate. Google hasn’t acknowledged that social signals are a ranking factor. However, numerous studies suggest there is a correlation. The premise is simple. Google wants to serve the best results […]
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Video can be a valuable marketing channel. It’s a great way to make announcements, provide education, and engage both current and prospective new patients. When it comes to video marketing, we often get this question: “Which is better, Facebook Live or YouTube?” The answer? It depends. Which platform to use hinges on what you are […]
Continue Reading →1.9 billion users visit YouTube every month. That’s half of all Internet users. YouTube is accessible to users in all age demographics. That’s right, someone who has no interest in getting a Facebook account still watches YouTube videos. If you haven’t considered YouTube marketing for your chiropractic practice, 2019 should be the year. In this […]
Continue Reading →The advertising landscape has evolved. Long gone are the days when businesses sink all their ad dollars into billboard and yellow page ads. More and more chiropractors are diverting their marketing budget to digital platforms. There are a couple reasons for this: You can target prospective patients more precisely You can see exactly where your […]
Continue Reading →Google is by far the largest search engine. However, Facebook sees over 1.5 billion searches every day and over 600 million users visit business pages every day. Facebook local search marketing is worth taking seriously. Start by looking for ways to stay ahead of the curve and optimize your social media marketing for local search […]
Continue Reading →Google is by the far the largest search engine. No other platform comes close. However, social networks like Facebook are underestimated for their search engine abilities. Prior to 2013, Facebook’s search function only returned results based on existing pages. There wasn’t much logic in the algorithm. Then the network made refinements. It took pages, categories, […]
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