It’s easy to lose sight of an important fact when you’re busy running a chiropractic office, but it’s not about you. Just think about how busy you are: family obligations, social activities, hobbies, work, and the millions of little things that you have to deal with at any given time. Well, your patients are in [...]
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Good links and bad links
Inbound links to your chiropractic website are critical for great search engine placement. But some links are better than others. One key component of effective links is anchor text. Anchor text is the text that the web user sees on the link. For instance, chiropractic website design is a link and “chiropractic website design” is [...]
Why You Should Be on Facebook
Facebook has become the leading social networking site with more than 300 million users. You may even have a profile where you share photos and updates with your family and friends. But your chiropractic office needs to be on Facebook. Why? Where else can you potentially reach 300 million people for free? Facebook has two [...]
How Search Engine Optimization Can Bring Patients to Your Door
If you have a chiropractic website, you have probably heard of search engine optimization (SEO). That’s because SEO techniques work in bringing traffic to your site. How? When you created the content for your website, you likely chose “keywords.” These are words that relate specifically to your business. For example, if your practice is in [...]
Chiropractic Website Design 101
No chiropractic clinic can succeed without a website in today’s market. You can find plenty of sites that will show you how to put up your own chiropractic website at a minimal cost. Here’s a quick word of advice—don’t do it! Would you let a web designer adjust your spine? You should trust your website [...]
Getting your practice online, affordably
Getting a chiropractic website online isn’t rocket science. There are countless services online that allow you to build a website for little or no money. The problem is that you get what you pay for: a site that looks like it was built for free, and one that is difficult to edit and customize. On [...]
