“Google My Business” Replaces Google Places and Google+ Local

Signifying a major investment in local businesses on Wednesday, June 11th, Google rolled out the largest business-owner-facing launch in the history of the company. “Google My Business” is now an all-encompassing platform for business owners to manage their listings, their reviews, Google+ posts and pages, website analytics, AdWords campaigns, and more! This is a welcome Read More

Top Review Citations for Dentists

We thought you might be interested to know the top review sites that Google pulls from for its search results. Aside from Google’s own reviews, and not counting Yelp (Google stopped showing Yelp review snippets in their search results), the most review citations for the dental profession come from Demandforce. We pulled this information from Read More

Your Facebook Comments – Watch What You Say Professionally and Personally with Latest Google Update

Google is now indexing  AJAX and JavaScript content, which means pages that use this programming–for example, Facebook comments–are now open to being searched and linked in the future to the person making the comment.  This was confirmed by Matt Cutts on Twitter, head of the webspam team at Google. Google’s all-seeing search robots still can’t find comments Read More

Special Report – Social Networking Not Helping Sales For Most Businesses

Report from Forrester Says Social Networks Dead Last on List of Customer Acquisition Tactics One of the frequently asked questions about Facebook and other social networks is: Where is the return on investment? The truth is, there usually isn’t one. This article supports the argument that social networking nurtures existing relationships but does not create new ones.  Most Read More

Advertising Clicks – Not as Important As You Think in Orthodontic Marketing

When creating exposure online  with an Internet orthodontic marketing program – online advertising was used as a measure of click through rate (CTR).  But over the past several years, we’ve learned while clicks can be measured, they do not necessarily matter, like they used to. Comscore.com, an industry leader in tracking online information, offers a great blog post on Read More