Blog Posts From Dental Design

With so many social media networks flourishing, blogging may seem a little outdated to some companies – why bother spending time writing a 200 – 300 word post when you could just Tweet a new product announcement or comment on…

Google announced today that its Gmail service has 425 million monthly active users. That means it has blown past Hotmail for the first time, becoming the largest email service in the world.

Yesterday, two of the world's largest social networks, LinkedIn and Twitter, announced an end to their partnership that allowed users to sync updates from the two sites. According to Twitter, the site is increasingly focused on “proving the core Twitter…

With more and more dental practices getting involved in social media marketing, I thought a recent report published by the Social Media Examiner might be of interest. The study unveiled several interesting statistics about how marketing professionals are leveraging social…

If you rely purely on your organic search ranking in Google as a sole source of income, then there’s a chance you’re making a mistake. Google have proved recently that they have the power to pull the bottom out of…

This week, Twitter announced a new, sleeker version of their iconic blue bird logo.  Why the sudden re-branding? According to Twitter’s official blog, the new bird is a representation of the social network itself. Twitter’s Creative Director, Doug Bowman, explains,…

Objects with sharp corners stick out more than those with rounded corners. It’s difficult to think of rounded corners as a trend, as they’ve essentially become an industry standard.

A growing number of dentists are using Facebook to connect with patients and distribute coupons or special offers, and generally promote their dental practice. By incorporating a prominent Facebook “Like” button on their home page, dental practices are able to…

Google’s Chrome has overtaken Microsoft’s Internet Explorer as the most widely used web browser in the world, according to statistics released today.Data from web analytics service StatCounter showed that for the week of May 14-20 Chrome has averaged a higher…