While it may seem like a cause for panic, this is more common than you think. Many chiropractors have been burned by Internet marketing consultants who have used aggressive strategies to “game” the Google algorithm and achieve unearned ranking and authority.
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Brian Koenig
26 February 2016
UPDATE: Google Ditches Sidebar PPC Ads
For years, Google AdWords has enabled advertisers to get their message out above, below, and – up until now – at the side of desktop search results pages. That’s right, Google has officially dumped the pay-per-click (PPC) ads on the right sidebar.
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16 February 2016
3 Online Chiropractic Marketing Predictions For 2016
The Internet is constantly evolving and 2016 is set to be another action-packed year in the world of online marketing. Each year, new technology and new user preferences dictate sweeping changes that either get adopted or thrown out.
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11 February 2016
About the Chiropractic Client We Turned Down
As a website service provider, it can be tempting to sign up anyone and everyone who knocks on the door. It’s not easy to turn down business. But is all business, good business? In the Internet marketing world, sometimes the only benefitting party is the one selling the services.
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8 February 2016
Why Online Chiropractic Marketing Trumps Old-School Advertising
At first glance, marketing and advertising may seem like one in the same. But in practice, they’re much different. As new technologies surface, and as user behavior changes, the impact of traditional advertising is diminishing. Relying on these mediums alone is no longer an option.
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2 February 2016
How to Increase Your Reach With Chiropractic Facebook Posts
Like other online marketing tools, Facebook has evolved over the years. In 2009, Facebook introduced brand contests and promotions. In 2012, business pages were given timelines, just like you see on your own personal Facebook profile. More recent changes haven’t been so rosy.
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