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  • Tips for Providing The Perfect Customer Experience

    • 07/08/2017
    • Posted by: medisocial
    • Category: Customer Care, Health Care, Innovation, Marketing, medical, Medical Marketing, Online Reviews, Reputation Management
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    Amazing customer service may seem like a lot of extra work on a short-term basis, but it does improve your brand image and goodwill, which means a lot in the long run. No matter how big or small your business is, you must focus on making your customers happy. There are many ways to do

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  • What is Content Marketing and Why Does It Matter?

    • 05/08/2017
    • Posted by: medisocial
    • Category: Content Marketing, Health Care, Marketing, Medical Marketing, SEO, Social Media
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    In the heyday of traditional marketing, attracting and retaining customers was an intimidating task for local business owners to accomplish, especially when the inflated budgets of larger businesses made it difficult to compete. Today, there are many different avenues for business owners to interact with consumers, and social media makes it easier than ever for

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  • 5 Reasons SEO is Essential for Website Success

    • 03/08/2017
    • Posted by: medisocial
    • Category: Health Care, Marketing, medical, Medical Marketing, SEO, Uncategorized
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    SEO, or Search Engine Optimisation, is a term you’ve most likely heard before. As digital marketing continues to rise, so does the contest for web visibility. If potential customers can’t find you online, you’re missing out on a huge demographic. That’s why we’ve narrowed down five important reasons to use SEO. 1. Website traffic Traffic

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  • Healthcare Website Essentials

    • 31/07/2017
    • Posted by: medisocial
    • Category: Health Care, Marketing, medical
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    Consulting with a healthcare professional to “assume the perspective of your patient” is one of those classic easier said than done problems. It’s not for lack of trying, but owning a healthcare or medical business isn’t just a job, it’s a lifestyle. And when you put that level of passion and commitment into something, your unique familiarity

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