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Exercise Caution On Social Networking Sites
Social networking websites are a vital part of your veterinary hospital’s website marketing strategy—and a fun way to connect with your clients and employees as well. But not all of them are harmless. As your veterinary hospital expands its presence on the internet, exercise caution when it comes to social networking sites.
Facebook, Twitter, MySpace and [...]
Make Veterinary Hospital Employees Part Of Your Social Networking Strategy
You’ve got a great website for your veterinary hospital and you’ve set up a Facebook page and a Twitter account to go along with it – that’s excellent news! But as your veterinary practice starts using social networking to connect with clients and market your hospital, you need to start thinking about how your veterinary [...]
Social Networking For Your Veterinary Hospital Website
What can social networking do for your veterinary hospital’s website? Plenty! Just ask Dr. Brian Hurley at Gardner Animal Care Center in Gardner, MA. Earlier this year, Dr. Hurley created a hospital blog using Blogger and joined the millions of users on Facebook and Twitter. VetNetwork has redesigned GACC’s homepage and has added a new Online [...]
Are You The 200 Millionth User On Facebook?
Are You The 200 Millionth User On Facebook?
How Your Veterinary Hospital Can Benefit From Social Networking
MySpace, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn – every month, it seems, there’s a new social networking website on the internet that everyone is talking about. You may even already be using some of these sites to connect with old friends and classmates. But social networking sites have many applications apart from establishing personal and professional connections. Adding [...]
Why Your Hospital Should Have a Blog
These days, just about everyone has a blog, from major celebrities to your Uncle Joe. But does your veterinary hospital? Blogs are a fast, easy way to share important health information, connect with your clients and market your veterinary hospital’s services. Here are a few ways your veterinary hospital can benefit from a blog:
Fight Back Against Negative Internet and Website Reviews
You can’t please everyone all the time and negative feedback from clients is inevitable. But what happens when those negative reviews are the first thing people see when searching for your hospital’s website? Toxic webpages and negative review websites could be the first impression potential clients have of your hospital. Sometimes, these websites may even [...]