What’s Hot & What’s Not: How to Easily Launch a Successful Web Presence Using the Latest Online Marketing Trends

Original Air Date: September 28, 2011

Sponsored by:
DC SiteBuilder
DC SiteBuilder
Geoff Gitelson, Vice President of Sales, Officite, LLC

Presenter:
Geoff Gitelson, Vice President of Sales, Officite, LLC

Moderator:
Donald M. Petersen, Jr., Publisher of Dynamic Chiropractic

You Will Learn:

  • Why a Website is the first and most important step to a successful Web presence and new patient growth
  • What Google really looks for when determining search ranking
  • The best ways to effectively manage, communicate and connect with patients through blogging and social media
  • How to easily integrate each of these important marketing solutions with your website to effectively impact your online brand and new patient appointments
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