Google Ads or Facebook Ads? Both platforms can produce new patients, but how can you determine which best place to spend your chiropractic marketing dollars right now? Why Online Chiropractic Advertising Is Important The way we search for answers has drastically changed with the advent of smart phones and social media. Google is seen as […]
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Once your Google Ads campaign goes live, it might be tempting to head to Google, search a relevant keyword, and click on your ad. Well, resist this temptation. Doing so could make your campaigns less effective and more costly. Moreover, your individual search isn’t necessarily a representation to how your campaigns are performing on a […]
Continue Reading →Search engine optimization is a digital marketing tactic that is essential for long-term new patient success. It’s a strategy that allows you to attract prospective new patients 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Pay-per-click (PPC) advertising, like Google Ads, is a great way to expedite new patient growth. After setting up a campaign, […]
Continue Reading →Chiropractic advertising and marketing are often used interchangeably. However, while all advertising typically falls under the marketing umbrella, they are not mutually exclusive. There are a few distinct differences, especially in the digital realm. As we discuss marketing and advertising and traditional versus digital methods, here are 3 questions to ask yourself about each technique: […]
Continue Reading →What if we told you there was a guaranteed way to the top of the page on Google? You’ll be able to reach prospective patients online who are outside your jurisdiction or, better yet, who don’t even know they need a chiropractor. Pay-per-click advertising, or PPC, could be the secret weapon your chiropractic marketing plan […]
Continue Reading →Google or Facebook. Where should you put your new patient marketing dollars? It’s not cut and dry. Many digital marketers pit Google AdWords and Facebook Ads against each other. After all, one must be “better” than the other, right?
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