Don't Waste Your Word of Mouth
Apr 14, 2010 in acupuncture websites, acupuncture marketing by Acupuncture Websites by QiSites
Acupuncture Websites & Word of Mouth

Practitioners often think that the primary benefit of an acupuncture practice website will come from random search engine traffic. Not so. The best reason to have an acupuncture website is to reap the full benefit of your word of mouth.
We all know that word of mouth is the core of marketing an acupuncture practice. But how does word of mouth really work? Do patients go around handing out your business cards? Well yes, sometimes (especially if you encourage them to do so!). But other times they simply mention you. If you can be found in Google these little mentions can turn into real patients. And with a properly optimized website, you will come up in a search for your name or your name plus a keyword like acupuncture.
So stop hiding from your potential patients and get your acupuncture website online today!
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Making a Point - Acupuncture Advertising
Apr 07, 2010 in acupuncture marketing, acupuncture advertising by Acupuncture Websites by QiSites
Acupuncture Advertising from Israel

This amusing Yellow Pages advertisement is from Israel. Billboard advertising is not something most acupuncturists will undertake, but this is a good example of attention grabbing acupuncture advertising from which you can derive inspiration.
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Which Search Engines Matter?
Mar 30, 2010 in acupuncture websites, search engine optimization, acupuncture marketing by Acupuncture Websites by QiSites
Google, Google and, um, Google
Google is by far the most popular search engine in the U.S. Almost 70% of all internet searchers in the U.S. are going to see Google’s results (even though they might not be using Google directly). So Google should be your primary focus when optimizing your acupuncture website.
Other search engines that people use are Yahoo! and Microsoft’s oft renamed search engine, currently known as Bing. A handful of people also use Ask.com, mainly in the South West U.S. And that’s it.
UPDATE: Yahoo now licenses its search results from Bing. That means that Yahoo results will be identical to Bing results.
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