Your Patients are Talking: It’s Time to Take Responsibility for Your Online Reputation

Original Air Date: April 27, 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

Your practice website plays a critical role in monitoring and managing your online reputation. In this FREE webinar, you will discover the steps to create a positive online image that can help grow your practice!

Learn how to:

  • Achieve prominent rankings for your site on the local search engines
  • Implement a natural reviews process to generate positive reviews from your most loyal patient base
  • Monitor your online image via auditing services and social networks
  • Enhance your overall online reputation and expand your practice!
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