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Screencast Saturdays: A Sneak Peek of What’s Coming for BloggingChiros.com

August 7, 2010

Recently, I closed BloggingChiros.com so that I could update its content to reflect changes that occurred with the WordPress platform — most notably, its 3.0 update that was recently released. Even though I wrote about these changes in a previous blog post, I decided to feature some of the new content coming down the pike. [...]

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3 Reasons Why Chiropractors Should Avoid Automated Blog Content Generators

May 24, 2010

As small business owners, chiropractors are inundated with advertisements, marketing offers, and other forms of services that claim to increase their practices. The good news is that some of these offers are legitimate and prove successful in the real-world of business. However, as to be expected, some are blatant lies and can be classified as [...]

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Screencast Saturdays: Why Chiropractors Should Use the RSS Footer WordPress Plugin

May 22, 2010

One of the problems professional bloggers face is having their content stolen and republished on another website or blog. The technical term for this is called web scraping and can become an annoying problem as the popularity of your blog increases. Recently, as I was checking my Google Alerts and trackbacks, I noticed the URL [...]

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How to Create Compelling Content
that Ranks Well in Search Engines

May 10, 2010

One of my goals for chiropractors is to train them on how to create compelling content that ranks well in search engines. Matter of fact, one of my recent series titled Why Chiropractic Blogs Should Be Chiropractors’ New Patient Internet Marketing Tool of Choice is just one example on how I achieve this. Furthermore, whenever [...]

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Screencast Saturdays: How to Protect
Your Chiropractic Content via the S3MediaVault WordPress Plugin

May 8, 2010

This week in Blogging Chiros, chiropractors are learning how to create a membership site for their prospects and patients. So far, we’ve discussed why chiropractors need a membership site, the software that makes it possible, and how to protect content from being stolen. Since content is the foundation of membership sites, knowing how to protect [...]

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Screencast Saturdays: How Scribe Strengthens Your Chiropractic Content

April 17, 2010

In this month’s series, Why Chiropractic Blogs Should Be Chiropractors’ New Patient Internet Marketing Tool of Choice, I’ve covered a great deal of ground in regards to writing valuable content as well as using powerful keywords that’ll connect you with prospects through organic search. In Part 5, I mentioned several tools you can use to [...]

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How the Scribe WordPress Plugin can Simplify Your Chiropractic Blog’s SEO

March 8, 2010

Whether you’re new to Next Generation Chiropractor or have been with me since the beginning, you’ll quickly understand that a blog should be the hub of all your online activities — there simply isn’t a more powerful online platform available to chiropractors than a blog to effortlessly, efficiently and effectively promote their products and services. [...]

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Why Content is King Shouldn’t Be Chiropractors’ Only Mantra

February 8, 2010

If you’ve been around inbound marketing for sometime, you probably have heard the saying that content is king. Matter of fact, one of the first blog posts that I published on Next Generation Chiropractor covered this subject briefly. But, as more chiropractors learn the value of inbound marketing — more specifically, becoming a content publisher [...]

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How to Distribute Your Content

April 8, 2009

Traditionally, newspapers, flyers, postcards, yellow pages and newsletters have been the vehicle of choice for most chiropractors. However, most of one’s efforts were based on a hope and a prayer. The hope was that someone would read and respond to the ad followed by a prayer that enough business would be created to pay for [...]

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How to Know What the Buyer Wants

April 7, 2009

Now that you understand the power of content, it’s time to put pen to paper. In other words, you need to start developing content that will attract prospects. We scratched the surface on how this is accomplished in our last post. To recap, you must generate content that is focused toward meeting the wants and [...]

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