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A few years ago the question was “should you be online?” In other words, “Should you have a website for your dental practice?” Obviously that question has been answered.
Now that we agree you must have a website for your dental practice, the question is, “What is the best option for a website for my dental practice?” The options are numerous. How do you decide which avenue to take?
Regardless of whom you hire to develop your dental website, it’s critical that you follow these rules:
This allows you, the business owner, to have control and final say about what goes on with your website. If you don’t own your domain name, who does? How do you find out?
It’s pretty simple. Just click below to find out if you’re the registered owner of your domain name.
It’s important that your website content is original. While it’s tempting to sign up with one of those “big-box” dental website-in-a-day providers, it does little help if your website is generic and stale.
Many times websites talk about their offerings and fail to communicate the benefits to the patient.
Your website should display the prioritize information easily for mobile viewers. In simple terms, phone numbers and navigation should be easy to access and have big buttons since mobile devices have touch screens.