Blog Posts On Social Media

Twitter has offered advertising in the UK for a few months now; it is only until recently that it has allowed smaller businesses to use their advertising platform. Twitter has subsequently announced that they are beginning to offer retargeted ads…

The value of Pinterest may have just escalated as brands can now feature their company using “Place Pins” – an interactive map for the places people want to visit. Admittedly its been aimed initially at the hospitality industry for places to visit around the world, allowing users…

  It’s been no secret that Facebook’s Organic Reach has been dwindling over the past 18 months. However, Facebook has never fully admitted this, until now. A new Facebook blog post specifically addresses the decline of organic distribution. Brands and marketers like Mark…

Are your social media pages lacking engagement? Would you like more likes, comments and retweets from your posts? Here’s 5 tips to help: 1)      Attract your reader’s attention If you have written a blog or are sharing an article, rather…

Google have taken their Google+ Hang Outs feature one step further this week and introduced a new way to get the help you need fast. According to Google’s blog, if you’ve got a computer glitch, a leaky pipe or need…

1. Craft Custom Business Descriptions for Each Location When building a business description for any business location, focus on keywords the target market would use while searching instead of an explanation of services, facilities, products, etc. that set your business…

It doesn’t matter how big or small your practice is, content is king and it’s important to use it to your practice’s advantage. Many dentists don’t think they can compete with the bigger guys when it comes to writing content,…

Thinking of running a Facebook contest? Facebook has recently loosened the restrictions on running competitions, however there are still a few things to consider before embarking on this sort of social media activity. There are two methods of producing contests…

Twitter can be a very powerful marketing tool for dentists if managed correctly, including building a captive audience (your followers). Whilst I don’t advocate following 1000 people and hoping that they follow you back, do follow relevant/interesting accounts, engage, and…