Physician SEO

Doctors are increasingly creating their own personal websites as a way to communicate with and attract new patients.

With Elon Musk acquiring Twitter, the social media platform has again come into the spotlight in a very significant way. But is it a good investment of time and effort for doctors?

When you want to find information on the internet, where do you go? Most people turn to a search engine like Google, Bing, or up-and-comers like DuckDuckGo.

Most people agree website popups are annoying. But here’s the thing, they work. We utilize these for almost every one of our private clients. It’s a great way to get patients to move forward to the appointments page. However, with Google’s Core Vitals Update, implementing pop-ups can be risky. Here are a few tips for

One of the long-held strategies of SEO for doctors is that word count mattered. For any page or post to rank, it needed to be longer than 300 words. However, John Mueller from Google recently stated that word count is not a ranking factor. “From our point of view the number of words on a