
Your weekly dose of wisdom from the Physicians Practice experts.

Your weekly dose of wisdom from the Physicians Practice experts.

Here are five ways to stop a cyber criminal from infiltrating your EHR.

Using YouTube videos to promote your practice is one of the best ways to get started with video marketing. Here’s how to take the first step - it’s an easy one.

Tech savvy physician C. Noel Henley tells readers why they shouldn't dismiss social media; instead they should explore how others are using it to connect with patients.

Thinking about hiring someone to design or redesign your practice website? You may be shocked by this, but there are some scoundrels out there. Here’s how to avoid them.

Are you marketing your medical practice with video? Don’t start with a blank screen or picking topics at random. Here’s a better way.

Do you have a concise answer to someone asking you what it is you do as a physician? If not, you may be confusing patients and colleagues. Here are a few tips.

Online tools and technology get cheaper and more powerful each year. Here’s how physicians can use screencasts to help patients and add value to their medical practice.

Writing articles that educate patients doesn’t have to be dull and dreary. Here are four ways to make them fun to write and more helpful for patients.

If you’re just getting started on Facebook for your practice, it helps to know what other similar practices are doing online. Here’s how to find out.

It’s time to take a serious look at what Facebook can do to spread the word about your medical practice and provide value to your patients.

Physician online content and even profiles are a click away from being stolen and copied. Here are some strategies to help cope with this disturbing problem.

Social media is a powerful method to promote your medical practice. Here’s a story of how it can go wrong and how to avoid frustration.

Getting started with your own medical practice website or blog can be intimidating. Here’s a free tool that flattens the learning curve.

Here are three primary reasons today’s physician must always be thinking of what’s next in marketing, promotion, and practice in general.

Here’s how your knowledge of online medical practice promotion and social media can help this generation of students navigate the uncertain healthcare waters.

Social media doesn’t have to be intimidating. Here are some solutions to common mistakes that prevent physicians from being successful with social media.

profiles on doctor rating sites are boring, blank, or automatically filled out. Here’s how to make yours stand out and provide great value for patients.

How can you make your print medical practice advertising better? Here’s how adding one line to my recent newspaper ad made it a raging success.

Judicious delegation is the mark of a great manager, right? Here’s why you should delegate as little marketing as possible in your medical practice.

If you deliver a quality product and service to patients, they’ll tell others about it online. So are you ready to use those reviews at your practice? Here’s how.

Physicians attend conferences for lots of reasons and most offer no tangible return on their investment of money and time away from practice. Here’s a better way.


Are you throwing money down a bottomless digital pit? How to tell if your medical practice’s website is operating at a loss.

Here’s an easy method for finding nearly unlimited ideas for your medical practice’s next YouTube video.

If you’re going to promote your practice effectively, you must understand your local market. Here are some quick ways to evaluate your competition.

Your online content should be attracting patients to your office. Here’s an almost effortless way of improving every piece of communication you produce.

Here are some topic ideas that are easy to write about yet build powerful connections with potential new patients via your practice website.

Here are three ways physicians can avoid giving a boring, ineffective presentation for your next meeting or community event.

If I told you there was a high-yield, cost-efficient marketing technique that works 24-7 to bring patients into your practice, would you be curious? It exists.

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