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Dental Websites and Marketing: What Is the Real Question You Need to be Asking?
July 1, 2009
Alwin Wright
123Triad: Web Design & SEO Company
Dental Websites and Marketing: What Is the Real Question You Need to be Asking?
The biggest problem that most dentists have when designing and marketing a website is a simple to fix. Almost every dentist will ask what they need to do now. They need to be asking, what should I do next.
Even as a dentist, you market is continually changing and adapting. Your patients needs evolve, and your competition changes. This means that one solution will never be enough. Before I give you a simple solution to this problem, lets take a look at exactly what I am talking about.
Every new marketing concept has a great but short high return rate.
1. Email Marketing
Email was going to make marketing a simple, effective, and cheap method of communication. While email marketing is still very effective, the amount of SPAM and emails that someone receives every day continues to increase everyday. This means that you have more and more competition just to get someone to open your email and read what you need to see.
2. PPC
PPC used to have an incredibly high level of ROI. However, now you will be paying up to 10 times as much for a keyword than you would have 10 years ago. These ads also do not convert at a high level compared to what it once was. Don’t get me wrong, PPC is still a great way to advertise, but the incredibly high returns that were commonplace are getting harder and harder to achieve.
3. SEO
It used to be much easier to rank in the top 10 for your choice of keyword. Now it takes constant work just to crack the top 10 and even more work to stay there. SEO is still a great way to get noticed, but it takes much more work than it did even 5 years ago.
These 3 examples illustrate that new marketing techniques lose their ROI quickly and you need to stay on top of current trends.
This brings us back to what question should you be asking. You need to ask, what should I do next. Here is a simple way to look at your marketing techniques. You should always have a three (or more) pronged marketing attack.
You need to make sure that you have one marketing concept being completed or completed, another strategy ready to begin, and a final strategy being worked on for the future.
This will insure that you will always catch trends early and make the most out of each marketing opportunity. This means that you website design can never be stagnate, it must keep up with and complement your marketing techniques.
123Triad webdesign offers affordable custom website design. Our full service website design company only hires certified website designers. Please contact us today on 1-800-720-0816 for your next web site design project.
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