E067 - Seven Game-Changing Digital Marketing Tactics for Dental Offices - Part 3

Corner Your Market

Over these past installments I’ve been focusing on a digital marketing education series for dental practices. I have covered the core tactics and best practices for dentists looking to succeed online. I cover the seven essential digital marketing tactics for any dental practice to succeed online. This series is intended to help dental practices with their digital marketing.

In an increasingly competitive marketplace, establishing a strong digital presence is no longer optional - it is imperative for reaching and converting potential patients. It’s also true that there is a lot of confusion and conflicting information around what works, and what doesn’t work when it comes to digital marketing. The primary goal of this three-part series has been to clear the air and provide some clear direction when it comes to fundamental digital marketing tactics for your dental practices.

This is the third and final episode in a three-part series. In this episode, I will go over the following:

• Social - Social media marketing allows practices to establish their brand personality and credibility by showcasing their staff, expertise, and successful case results to the public. Developing social media connections can help drive word-of-mouth referrals for dental practices' services when people need trusted medical attention.
• Paid Media - paid media campaigns allow dental practices to get their message in front of people at the exact moment they search online for help with their dental needs. Practices that leverage paid media such as PPC effectively can rapidly generate more qualified website traffic, leads, and new patients seeking their services.

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