As a medical provider your first priority is the patient. You’ve invested time and money in your education and have cultivated your practice reputation. When it comes to marketing how much do you really know about getting new patients beyond sending out a postcard or placing an ad in a local magazine? There’s a reason…
With 88% of consumers saying they trust online reviews it’s difficult not to worry about what your patients are saying about you on reviews sites like Yelp. Your star rating on these review sites are becoming the single indicator on whether or not you get new patients into your practice. When you saw your reviews…
You haven’t received a review, good or bad, in a longtime and you feel grateful for the lack of activity on your Yelp page. It could be worse right? You could have had a few negative reviews that effected your star rating. Start worrying. It’s worse. Are You Still Open for Business? Smartphones and social…
In an effort to filter out fraudulent reviews, Yelp has developed an automated software that recommends certain reviews over others which they think will be most beneficial to the Yelp community.
How do I claim my Yelp page? New patients are the life blood of any medical practice. Whether you’re a dentist or an ob/gyn, you need to pay attention to Yelp. The best first step to taking proactive management of your 5-star reviews is to claim your yelp business page.
Take Control of Your Medical Online Reviews & Testimonials
[ Read original article ] According to three independent studies conducted by Software Advice, a software insights resource for business owners, Yelp is the most popular choice for people who use review sites to find a doctor, attorney or home service provider.
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