Website Maintenance

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How to Keep Your Medical Website Safe and Secure

Your website is the foundation of your business online. It’s where your other online strategies are driving traffic and the equivalent of your digital business card. That’s why it’s the base of our Pyramid of Success – because it’s the foundation of your marketing strategy. For medical websites, storing medical data means that security is […]

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Why A Cheap Website Hosting Provider May Be Costly in the End

It’s tempting to choose the least expensive option when considering where to host your website. If you don’t know what you’re looking for and aren’t sure who to trust, going with a cheap, well-known hosting provider might seem like a safer bet, if you are considering going with a cheaper provider and then switching later.

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Where Are Potential Patients Checking Out Your Site?

When the number of searches conducted on mobile devices surpassed those done on desktop in 2015, there was talk of people ditching their desktop computers and everyone working from their phones and maybe a tablet here and there. Laptops would be important, as offices would transform into floating spaces without permanence. The whole idea of

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Medical Practices Need Engaging Websites

At MyAdvice, we’ve been building websites and optimizing them for search engines since before most people had even heard of the term search engine optimization. We believe websites need to serve as a de facto receptionist/tour guide for your practice. After all, once potential patients hit your site, you don’t want them to click away

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Forty One Percent of Patients Willing to Switch Physicians for Online Access

A recent Accenture survey found that more than 40 percent of patients would be willing to switch to a different doctor so that they can have access to their electronic medical records (EHR). Currently 36 percent of those surveyed have full access to their Electronic Medical Record (EMR), while 41 percent would switch physicians and

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