February 8, 2012 By Leave a Comment

How to Use Facebook’s Timeline and Subscribe Feature

Facebook Chiropractic MarketingFacebook continues to innovate. But innovation sometimes comes at a price.

For Facebook, that price typically comes in the form of massive complaints and grumbles from their most loyal users.

Matter of fact, SodaHead states that a whopping 70% of people would ditch Facebook’s newest design called Timeline if they had the choice.

Unfortunately, they don’t.

Facebook started rolling out their full-adoption strategy two weeks ago on their blog.

Since Timeline is here to stay, let’s look at how chiropractors can use Facebook’s Timeline and Subscribe features to connect more easily with prospects and patients.

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August 29, 2011 By 2 Comments

How to Secure the Username of Your Chiropractic Facebook Page

FacebookOn June 13, 2009 Facebook rolled out Facebook Usernames. This allowed individuals to choose a username for their profile and Facebook Pages.

I, like many others, secured my username the moment it went live. Why? Because the vanity URL is an important aspect of most social media websites. Being able to choose the URL for your social profile (i.e. Facebook.com/PatrickMacNamara) not only makes it easy to share with others, but helps you claim a little piece of social media space as your own.

Not only did I secure the username for my personal profile but also for my Page. This way I can maintain privacy via my personal profile but still easily connect with people I’ve never met.
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May 11, 2011 By Leave a Comment

3 Blog Posts For The Beginning Chiropractic Blogger

BeginnerOccasionally I get emails from chiropractors asking me how to get started with blogging and Internet marketing. Obviously, one of the first places I point them to is Next Generation Chiropractor.

By perusing the archives, chiropractors will find over 250 articles that focus on building a stronger web presence through the use of blogs and social media networks.

Besides Next Generation Chiropractor, I also developed Blogging Chiros as an extensive training library for the beginning chiropractic blogger.

The beauty of Blogging Chiros is that you access all 50+ lessons 24/7/365 for an unbelievably low one time price of $97. This way learning can be on your terms for pennies on the dollar.

But if you don’t want to spend $97 and need another quick resource, then I recommend reading the following 3 Blog Posts for the Beginning Chiropractic Blogger:
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November 29, 2010 By 16 Comments

Chiropractic Blog Case Study

case studyEven though blogging has been around for sometime, many chiropractors are still either hanging on the fence to get started or still scratching their heads wondering what it’s all about.

If that describes you, then today’s case study should put fuel on the fire as well as open your eyes to the power and benefits of maintaining a chiropractic blog.

It is my pleasure to introduce to you Dr. Eduard Burt from Burt Chiropractic and the valuable insights he’s gained over the last three months from blogging.

Thank you, Dr. Burt, for sharing this information with my readers today! I wish you continued success!!
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October 29, 2010 By 5 Comments

New Facebook Page Manager Makes Administration Easier

One thing that has always irked me about Facebook is how difficult it is to create and manage a Facebook fan page. One would think that developers of the second most trafficked site in the world would make usability and accessibility top priority.

Plus, with more businesses turning to Facebook, it only makes since. Customization should be easy for both new users as well as seasoned coders.

Well, earlier this week Facebook announced a new Page Manager that makes administration of your fan page much easier.
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September 17, 2010 By 4 Comments

How to Schedule Old Multiple Blog Entries Under One Minute Using MarketMeSuite

This is a guest post by Dr. Eduard Burt of San Leandro, California.

This is a step-by-step approach on how to use MarketMeSuite platform promoting your old blog post under one minute.

  1. Select an old post from blog and copy and paste a headline into you MarketMeSuite platform.

  2. Copy an URL of the same blog post and paste it into your MarketMeSuite platform right next to a headline.

  3. Use URL shorten on MMS – it will shrink your old URL into bit.ly short URL extension. This will allow you to keep your tweet under 140 characters.

  4. Copy Headline with Bit.ly extension of your URL blog Post from MMS platform and paste it into blank WORD page or any other word processing application.

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September 8, 2010 By 10 Comments

Why No One is Reading Your Chiropractic Blog

This is a guest post by Dr. Jon P. Heins of Belvidere, New Jersey.

You’ve done the hard part by designing and launching your chiropractic blog. And, if you were smarter than I was, you let Dr. MacNamara’s company Chiropractic Blog Designs do all the hard work instead of learning about HTML, CSS, PHP, and SEO yourself.

You’ve written and published a post at least once a week and now Google has started to index your site. You’ve even got that elusive page one ranking for your niche specific keyword terms. Yet no one is either clicking on your blog posts or they’re clicking but bouncing right off.

The reason why this is probably occurring is because your posts are either not what people were looking for or they’re nothing more than a sales pitch.
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September 6, 2010 By 4 Comments

What Do You Do When You Accidentally Hit Publish on a Blog Post

This is a guest post by Dr. Jon P. Heins of Belvidere, New Jersey.

panicThe other day I was drafting HTML code using the WYSIWYG editor in my WordPress dashboard. My main purpose was to generate HTML code for both a custom landing tab for my Facebook fan page and my newsletter sign up form. Unfortunately in the process, I accidentally hit Publish instead of Save Draft!

Panic set in because I just sent it out to multiple RSS subscribers, Twitter via Google’s socialize, Facebook via the NetworkedBlogs application, the WordPress widget on my LinkedIn profile, and it will now show up on my newsletter!

This happened to me about nine months ago when I accidentally hit publish on a post I had written but was scheduling for a later date. When I asked if it could be undone Grant Griffiths replied to me on Twitter and stated that “Once the tooth paste is out of the tube you can’t get it back in”.

So what to do?
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July 21, 2010 By 5 Comments

NetworkedBlogs Gives Chiropractors More Visibility on Facebook

If you’re new to blogging and not quite sure how to grab the attention of new readers, then I recommend that you start leveraging the power of social media networks like Facebook and Twitter.

As I’ve mentioned before, there are many methods chiropractors can use to get their chiropractic blog noticed. For example, tools like Twitterfeed, Google Socialize, Ping.fm, and TubeMogul are just a few.

But, before you start broadcasting your message, make sure your presence on Facebook and Twitter have been established.
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June 23, 2010 By 4 Comments

What Would You Do If Facebook Shutdown and Twitter Disappeared

Everyday I’m inundated with the latest ideas on how to use Facebook and Twitter to grow a small business. From building snazzy landing pages within Facebook to growing Twitter followers automatically over night, the amount of information on how to use these services is overwhelming.

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But, if you’re like me, you need to step away from the fire hydrant every once in awhile to gain a fresh perspective and to keep first things first.
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