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May 21, 2010

Back in March, I wrote a post about Why Smart Businesses Use Blogs and Social Media to Grow Their Businesses. At the conclusion of that post, I mentioned a new project I was working on with some of the top business bloggers around. I also gave you the opportunity to sign up for a special [...]

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Why Chiropractic Blogs Should Be Chiropractors’ New Patient Internet Marketing Tool of Choice – Part 9

April 27, 2010

In Part 8 of this series titled Why Chiropractic Blogs Should Be Chiropractors’ New Patient Internet Marketing Tool of Choice, I discussed the importance of responding to commenters to help further the conversation generated by your chiropractic blog post as well as nurture the relationship for potential business. Remember, the comment section is where relationships [...]

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Why Chiropractic Blogs Should Be Chiropractors’ New Patient Internet Marketing Tool of Choice – Part 2

April 7, 2010

Before I can delve deep into why chiropractic blogs should be chiropractors’ new patient internet marketing tool of choice, a foundation must be laid. Believe it or not, many chiropractors still aren’t familiar with either the technical jargon that’s associated with blogs or the difference between a traditional, brochure-like website and a Web 2.0-enabled blog. [...]

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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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How to Find More RSS Subscribers for Your Chiropractic Blog

February 26, 2010

Over in Blogging Chiros this week, we’re discussing how to bridge the gap between setting up a blog and marketing it via social media networks. Tools like RSS feeds, RSS via email and email newsletter opt-in fields are critical to the success of any serious blogger. Why? Because they allow you to capture leads from [...]

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How to Engage Your Chiropractic Blog Readers Through the Wibiya Toolbar

February 12, 2010

If you’ve been blogging for any length of time, you should already understand and appreciate your blog’s ability to stimulate dialogue through the comments section of each post. Dialogue is not only important to aid in building relationships with your readers but also in measuring engagement. If you’re not familiar with the term engagement, think [...]

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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 Register A Domain Name for Your Chiropractic Blog

April 13, 2009

Before you can move forward with a self-hosted blog, you must register a domain name. A domain name is the URL or address that people use to locate your blog or web site. So, for example, if you wanted to visit Apple’s web site to check out the new iPod shuffle, you’d enter the following [...]

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What is a Blog and Why do You Need One?

April 9, 2009

A blog is defined by Wikipedia as “a type of website, usually maintained by an individual with regular entries of commentary, descriptions of events, or other material such as graphics or video”. The key to Wiki’s definition is that it is a web site. This is important because a web site becomes an extension of [...]

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