It has been nearly two decades since I started my career in dental marketing, and I have spent every year growing, learning, and succeeding. There are certainly other marketing companies out there who have started to court dentists, but few of them have the years of experience I do, and even fewer have spent the amount of time and effort myself and my team have specializing in digital marketing for dental practices. This is an important distinguishing factor for my company and my clients.
When it comes to dental practice marketing, custom social media content is not just beneficial; it’s essential for reaching your audience where they are most active. If you are facing challenges getting your team engaged in content creation, take inspiration from the successful approach Karinna, one of our CAB members, took.
A Lesson from Karinna’s Team Engagement Strategy
We asked CAB member Dr. Lee Brown — practitioner and partner at Brown & Gettings, DDS in West Chester, OH — to talk about his experience since his practice started working with MDA for digital dental marketing. He kindly made a video to share his thoughts, namely about ROI, or return on investment, and indirect marketing.
Dr. Lee Brown Talks About ROI & Working with MDA
Stephanie Krotov is our Google & Facebook Ads Manager, a key role at MDA. A major part of her job is being responsible for testing out new ads for our dental practice clients and SEO management (optimizing how search engines see a new website). But that’s not all Stehpanie does, of course. So, let’s take a moment to get to know her a little better!
Let’s Learn About Stephanie — An Essential MDA Team Member
There are thousands of marketing and advertising agencies in the US, from huge, national corporations to tiny boutique agencies with a single owner, and everything in between. Obviously, not all marketing agencies are equal.
Top 5 Advantages of Working with a Marketing Agency that Specializes in Dentistry
Marketing is an essential aspect of running a successful dental practice, but there is sometimes confusion around what portion of a practice’s budget should be dedicated to it.
What should your practice’s marketing budget be?
The new year is approaching very quickly, and if you’re anything like me, you’ll want to be as prepared as possible for whatever it may bring. A great way to get a jump on 2023 is to take stock and make sure your digital media and marketing information is organized and easily accessible.
Getting a head start on 2023
In this article, I want to go a bit deeper, because the CAB is also a resource for our clients and dental professionals who don’t work with us and are looking for advice on how digital marketing can benefit them.
A Valuable Resource: The Clinical Advisory Board – Part II
I’ve always believed that you should surround yourself with people who have different skills and abilities than you do, and fortunately, I’ve been able to do that through the team we’ve built and our clients.
A Valuable Resource: Why We Have a Clinical Advisory Board
AI is not just a concept for big companies. In fact, small companies everywhere use AI to enhance their marketing efforts, including independent dental practices. It may also be surprising to learn that some of the marketing tools that dental practices use regularly are based on AI.