Your homepage is your first impression. It’s the reception room to your practice. There are countless strategies for creating a patient-converting homepage. The goal is to encourage prospective patients to stay on your site long enough that they schedule an appointment.

Google started counting page load speed as a ranking factor in 2010. This meant that if your site was slow, you could get replaced in search results by a website that loaded more quickly. However, the 2010 update didn’t take mobile load speed under consideration. That’s about to change.

The type of company you use to build your chiropractic website determines whether it will or will not produce new patients. If your website already isn’t producing new patients, starting over with a solid foundation will save you time, money, and heartache in the long run.

In the image-driven, digital age we live in, it’s important to have quality chiropractic website photos. Showcasing professional photographs of you, your team, and your office gives prospective patients a glimpse into what your practice is about.

By now, you’ve probably heard about the importance of responsive design for your chiropractic website. After all, over 50% of website visits are now coming from mobile phones or tablets. But what does it really mean to have responsive design?

Building a beautiful, conversion-ready chiropractic website means not just churning out page after page of generic content and stock photography. You’ve probably heard the old adage, “A picture is worth a thousand words.” And in online marketing, it’s certainly no different. When it comes to your chiropractic website, the initial investment in professional photography is […]