Do you ever stop in the middle of a blog post and wonder if you are going on for too long? Or do you scroll back through something you’ve published and wonder if it’s not long enough? Longer content is almost always better (if you have enough information to support longer content), but how long
This is a guest post provided by Megan Ritter. Tell me if this sounds familiar: You’ve spent a lot of time and money on creating excellent content for your website or business, but nobody is looking at it. Even though you’ve shared it on various social media sites, nobody seems to be looking at
Whether you are starting a dental blog for your practice or are just looking to up your personal blog game, you’ve come to the right place. Dental blogging can be extremely taxing, especially considering how many other tasks you need to get done to keep your practice up and running. When it comes to any
Dental blogging is one of the best ways to improve your dental SEO and draw new customers and clients to your practice. It’s about more than just having lots of keyword-rich content, it’s about having useful, engaging content that your customers actually want to read. When you are the provider of helpful, valuable content and
As a dentist, you likely have limited resources and funds for marketing. You don’t want to be spending them on the wrong marketing campaigns. Dental content marketing is one of the most effective methods of marketing for dentists, but only if it is done properly. Where is my content going wrong? The number one reason
It’s time to change the way you think about dental marketing. A lot of what we once “knew” about marketing no longer applies, especially when it comes to using social media as a marketing tool. It’s time for an update, for new stats about marketing and how you can use them to your advantage. Tip
Dental Blogging is integral to the success of your dental practice, but not if your blog is unorganized or haphazard. Or, worse yet, if it doesn’t actually provide any relevant, useful information to your potential clients. For something that takes so much time out of your other marketing and business-related pursuits, it’s important to make
Building custom content is going to be one of the most difficult and time-consuming parts of your job. Sure, you may have a few great ideas that are going to kick off your blog with, but finding consistently engaging topics and writing about them in an interesting way, even if you are having a bad
Let’s be honest. The main thing holding you back from starting your dental blog is that you don’t know where to start! Well, let’s teach you how to start blogging, and more importantly, make it interesting!! How To Start A Dental Blog In order to create content that people want to read, you need
Whether you have just opened up your dental practice or are looking to drive more traffic to the landing page of your established well established dental websites (or somewhere on the business spectrum between these two), you know that getting people to click on your link, much less stay on your website, can be difficult.
