Do you know why 81% of Doctors & Dentists are "Fed-Up" with their Website and
Web Marketing?
Let's face this music. The medical field should be one of the most profitable and enjoyable professions out there. Yet the vast majority of doctors & dentists are getting little to no return on their web investment. Most don't get to the first page of Google (the most valuable real estate on the Internet) and even when they do, they don't convert visitors to patients.
.. Let me be frank. Isn't that why you built a web site? To get ..a steady flow of.. new patients? It was cool, at first, to show your friends your new whiz-bang website, but now its supposed to get patients, isn't it? Some are spending a ton of money with mega directory web sites, or worse, with pay-per-click ads that someone convinced them would get them on the first page of Google, yet STILL getting little or no return.
The Google Gorilla
In 2005, Nielsen reported that only 44% of people went online to search for local businesses in their area. As of 2008,
Nielsen reports that number has increased to 82%. The surge will only continue.
In these economic times, if you're not harnessing the power of Google, you're
at risk of losing what little new patient flow you have left. Imagine 82% of
your community going online to find a local provider in your industry.
Now imagine a single website that controls 80%+ of those searches. Ming
boggling, isn't it?
Meet Google. Last year, Google reported over 1 Trillion (that's
1,000,000,000,000) searches for local businesses alone. Just last month, on Google, there were over
47 million dentist & dental related searches in the US alone. In contrast, the entire Yellow Pages industry printed 540 million books last year.
If you haven't figured it out yet, the Yellow Pages is a dying breed.
From my experience the past 9 years, there are hundreds of mistakes I see
e-marketing teams and doctors alike making on a daily basis, but here in this
free report, and written in plain English, are the Top 6 "Biggest Mistakes" that
I see made day-in and day-out on the net. I'll also subscribe you to my
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Optimization") that have dramatically helped my medical & dental clients increase their search engine rankings (and profits).
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Looking forward to
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Colin Receveur
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"Well when someone asks me how I market, in fact I still get calls at my office advertising this phone book or this marketing medium, you know the newspaper or whatever it is, and we just basically politely tell the people that we’ve allotted our monies for marketing this year, we politely say no because we know in the back of our minds that we’ve had our best results with Colin Receveur and SmartBox and the internet that we’re now marketing on with our webpage. "
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I was going to contact one of my attorney buddies to write up a disclosure about your contact information but I’ve decided to give you the straight shot instead.
I’m never going to spam, rent, sell or give your contact information to anyone…ever. I am going to send you a few emails on a regular basis, a few a week at most, and at least once a month.
I will NEVER call the phone number you enter unless you are explicitly giving it to me on a "Please contact me" form. The reason we ask is for our own tracking.
The same tools we use for our clients to track ROI we also use. With your phone number, we can more accurately trace where you found us from if you choose to do business with us. This allows us to focus and hone our advertising on what works, and eliminate what doesn't.
If you don’t like my policy then don’t give me any of your information. That’s about as straight forward as I can get without cursing.
