• SEO for ObGyns

    SEO for ObGyns

    SEO for OBGyns is not completely different from SEO for doctors in general, but there are some special factors. Search Engine Optimization always involves providing an excellent online experience for your visitors, being findable when your prospective patients look for you, and communicating with search engines as well as with your human visitors. What’s different…

  • SEO for Sports Medicine Practices

    SEO for Sports Medicine Practices

    Sports medicine practices get new patients the same way most medical practices do: by word of mouth or internet searches. People who need a sports medicine doctor or clinic will often ask their friends or their coach first. If they don’t get a good suggestion that way, they’ll turn to Google. SEO for sports medicine…

  • AI Dangers

    AI Dangers

    AI is everywhere. It’s speeding up tasks at work, entertaining people, and — for some users who caught it at a bad moment earlier this month — spewing out random nonsense. It’s also bringing up myriad copyright and intellectual property issues. Content created with generative AI cannot be copyright protected. However, there are several legal…

  • How Old Are Facebook Users?

    How Old Are Facebook Users?

    How old are Facebook users? Getting older every day. The Economist tracked down the most reliable data on the question, and they have shared the facts. People in their 40s use Facebook way more than teenagers. The fastest growing group is 45-65. And people over 65 are catching up. While total users still peak at…

  • Are Digital Ads Optional?

    Are Digital Ads Optional?

    Big companies have always advertised online — “always” here meaning ever since it became an option — but there has been a perception that the internet leveled the playing field, allowing smaller companies to reach consumers through organic search with a much smaller budget than the cost of big ad campaigns. Is that true? Can…

  • Goodbye to Universal Analytics!

    Goodbye to Universal Analytics!

    Google stopped collecting and processing data in Universal Analytics properties last year, on July 1, 2023. Ideally, you switched over to GA4, the new Google Analytics, before that date and you will have a full year of data in your new analytics account by then. Maybe you didn’t, though. Or maybe you started the new…

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