If you own a business, you probably have heard the saying that “word of mouth” is the best form of advertising. Word of mouth spreads much differently these days than it used to, thanks to the explosion in popularity of social media. Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram allow people to share their experience as customers with zero filters. The same can be said through online reviews. For dental practices, in particular,
Canceled appointments cost your practice time and money. If more than 1 percent of the total appointments at your practice are broken due to last-minute cancellations or no-shows, then you need to find a way to cut down on these behaviors. Here are a few steps you can take to help encourage your patients to keep their appointments. Education – You and your staff must impress upon your patients the
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Whatever business you are in, one of the secrets to success is teamwork. Even the most driven sole proprietor will need help realizing his or her vision, especially as a business expands. Your employees are going to come from different backgrounds with different values and opinions, but it is vital they learn how to work together. This is one reason why team-building exercises have become so popular in the business
If you were to ask any business owner what their most important piece of technology is in their office, chances are they would spout off items such as a computer, or that expensive, industry-leading machine that they own. However, it may surprise you that the most valuable piece of technology in your office was invented in 1876 by Alexander Graham Bell. That’s right, the telephone. It may sound crazy that
A first impression goes a long way. This is particularly the case in the dental profession. In that field, a first impression takes the form of a patient tour. This allows new or prospective patients to explore your facility for themselves. How should you prepare for these patient tours? How do you make sure you present your practice in the best way possible? We suggest one stage of the planning