Introduction – Veterinary Hospital Online Reputation Management – Part 2
Our second article about online reputation management for your veterinary hospital is more in-depth than the previous one that we posted several weeks ago. This updated article deals with most concerns that veterinary practice owners have about the comments that disgruntled clients leave on consumer review [...]

It’s hard enough to build your veterinary hospital’s brand without having to worry about various rock-throwers attacking your hospital’s reputation on the Web.
The growth of online consumer communities means anyone can undermine your hard work to build a positive brand for your veterinary practice. The vast majority of pet owners look online for a veterinary [...]

As a veterinary hospital owner, you want to trust your hospital employees. And you should. You hired them, after all. Your staff members produce good work for you, come in on time, and even bring coffee and snacks to the office. But what you may not realize is that even the best, brightest, and seemingly [...]

With fall rearing its head, many companies are looking to turn over some new leaves. On August 1, Google did just that by making cuts to the browsers that Google Apps now support. Included in the cut were Firefox 3.5, Safari 3, Internet Explorer 7, as well as all earlier versions of Explorer. Although [...]

The Value of Website Statistics
The simple truth is this: The more visitors you have on your veterinary hospital website, the more clients you have at your door. More than ever, pet owners find their veterinarians on the internet. In previous blogs we discussed Search Engine Optimization and how to get your website ranked high in [...]

Using social media sites such as Facebook drives visitors to your veterinary hospital website. In Part 2 of our series on Social Media marketing, we look at Twitter and the less well-known site, Stumbleupon, two sites that are surprisingly effective at bringing prospective clients to your veterinary hospital website, and the simple ways you can leverage their power to increase your veterinary practice.

This is the first in a series of articles about why it is important for you, a veterinarian and veterinary practice owner, to embrace social media in your veterinary practice. Here, we extol the virtues of Facebook, a site created in 2004 by a college student at Harvard (who was later disciplined for the breach of security). In future posts, we’ll discuss how Twitter and YouTube can benefit your bottom line by enhancing your veterinary hospital’s presence on the web.

Your veterinary hospital has purchased and registered a good domain name. Aside from being told that you need to do this, do you know why you have registered a domain name? Below are several reasons why your domain name is important and why you need an excellent one.
This is the final article in our series [...]

Does your veterinary hospital have a unique, personal domain name or is it included as part of another company’s domain name? How are visitors going to find you if you don’t have your own unique domain name or website address? A website that is included as part of another company’s web address is called a [...]

Choosing a Domain Name for your Veterinary Hospital Website is the second article in this 3-part series of articles about Veterinary Hospital Domain Names. The previous article was on Purchasing a Domain Name for your Veterinary Hospital Website. The final article on Using your Veterinary Hospital Domain Name is going to appear in a few [...]