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More Upgrades to Chiropractic Websites on ChiroWeb

Dynamic Chiropractic Staff

To provide faster, easier service for doctors of chiropractic, we've made some changes to ChiroWeb. The most recent improvements include:

  • New Security Upgrades. The Website Administrator previously used a security system that incorporated "cookies." While no information was collected or used with this system, it did raise some concern from DCs. A new "cookie-less" security system been instituted, allowing you to enter and build your website with complete privacy.

  • Easier Uploading of Photographs. The new Photo Upload program is now even easier to use to place your photographs throughout your website.

  • Website Traffic Statistics. This new feature allows you to track the number of visitors to your website.

  • Chiropractic Website Directory. Your website will also be listed in a special directory on ChiroWeb.com, making it easier for people to find your practice on line. With over 209,000 unique visitors last per month, ChiroWeb is easily the most visited chiropractic site on the internet.

These are just some of the benefits included with ChiroWeb membership. Should you have a question or comment about how to use these services, please contact us via e-mail at community@chiroweb.com.
November 2000
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