'Social Media For Dental Practices' Category Archives

Transforming Social Media: It’s Evolving Role as a Search Tool

According to a 2021 marketing study of aesthetic clinics, Facebook got the most responses when it came to reaching cosmetic customers. Instagram was a close second. Plus, the most shared posts were treatment-related…

The Power of Presence: Maximising Impact Across Multiple Marketing Channels

Are you frustrated by the poor results from your digital marketing efforts? Perhaps you’re getting a bit of online interest, just not as much as your nearest rivals? Embracing a multichannel marketing strategy…

The Difference Between Facebook Boosted Posts and Facebook Ads

If you’ve been using Facebook Ads and Boosted Posts to promote your aesthetic business or dental clinic, you may have already noticed that Meta Ads Manager has recently changed its advertising objectives. Previously,…

The Best Hashtags for Instagram

Hashtags are an essential tool for improving business visibility and reaching a wider audience. Instagram is a powerful platform for aesthetic and dental clinics to showcase their services and attract potential clients. As…

Navigating Digital Marketing in London: Tailored Strategies for Dental Practices and Aesthetic Clinics

Dive into the digital marketing world of London’s elite dental and aesthetic clinics with our blog. In a city famed for its competitive healthcare sector, we uncover how to stand out in areas…

11 Digital Marketing Trends Your Dental Practice Needs To Know

By understanding the latest digital marketing trends, your dental practice can leverage new technologies to reach a wider audience and improve patient engagement. This knowledge will give you an online advantage that will…

7 Top Tips For Running Facebook Ads in 2023

Facebook is still the largest global social media platform with 2.93 billion users. If you want to reach customers, at least a quarter of the world’s population is on Facebook. It’s still one…

How can social media help with your dental business?

Dentists suffer from bad press. Fact. This isn’t new. It’s a historical hang-up. Dentists are associated with toothache and then further pain when it comes to the tools used to deliver the treatment…