Nearly all consumers (95% to be exact) turn to search engines to find local businesses, and healthcare providers are no exception. If your medical practice isn’t appearing prominently on search engine results pages (SERPs), you chance losing patients to competitors who have optimized their online presence. Healthcare SEO, or Search Engine Optimization, is a strategy…
Your healthcare website design often serves as a potential patient’s first interaction with your practice. It reflects your professionalism, the quality of care you offer, and the trustworthiness of your services. When done right, your website can seamlessly guide visitors from curiosity to confidence, turning them into loyal patients. But, achieving that requires a website…
Understanding how search engines work is crucial for implementing effective SEO strategies. Search engines like Google use algorithms to crawl, index, and rank websites based on their relevance and quality. By targeting the right keywords and optimizing your content, you can improve your site’s ranking and attract more visitors.
Ads are the bane of our existence. They interrupt our favorite TV shows, force us to wait for the skip button on YouTube before watching a video, and overtake our social media feeds. Since ads are so annoying, why do companies keep shoving them down our throats?
When your online presence is optimized, your digital marketing for doctors can run like a well-oiled machine. Read on to find out where we recommend you focus your efforts.
A multi-location pain management clinic partnered with Fillungo to conduct a patient satisfaction survey that provided deep insights into patient experiences. The survey revealed the importance of referrals, the growing role of digital engagement in patient acquisition, and, most importantly, highlighted actions needed for specific locations.
As healthcare practices rely more on their website and digital advertising to acquire new patients, it’s crucial to understand how the new HIPAA updates drastically alter the handling of Personally Identifiable Information (PII) in relation to marketing tracking.
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