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The Anatomy of an Effective Facebook Ad for LASIK Marketing

In today’s world of online marketing, Facebook is still a great resource for new LASIK leads. That is, if you know how to pull cold traffic from Facebook and funnel them

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6 Reasons Why Your LASIK Practice Needs Patient Testimonials

As a LASIK practitioner, you may wonder if patient testimonials are vital to your business. Research shows that 77% of patients use an online search before choosing a physician or

General Marketing

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5 Most Important Features on a LASIK Website

As with most businesses, marketing a LASIK practice has changed dramatically in the past couple of decades. Where you might have relied on the YellowPages, billboards, and referrals in the

General Marketing

Website Marketing

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Should You Have Blog Posts on Your LASIK Site?

The pros and cons of having blogs on business websites is a much-debated topic. Some say that it’s the most important part of your site, others argue that it’s a

Landing Page Creation

Patient Pipelines

Retargeting Practices

How to Create a LASIK Marketing Strategy for Your Practice

One of the most challenging parts of marketing a LASIK practice is knowing where to start. How do you make the most out of your capabilities and resources to achieve

Landing Page Creation

Patient Pipelines

Retargeting Practices

Should You Hire Someone to Help With Your LASIK Marketing?

If you’re a LASIK provider who wants to increase the number of patients coming to your practice, creating a digital marketing campaign is a great way to achieve that goal.

Local SEO Services for LASIK Practices

As the Internet increasingly becomes our go-to source for finding and evaluating local businesses, LASIK practices must learn to adapt if they want to thrive. Getting found in Google and

Landing Page Creation

Patient Pipelines

Retargeting Practices

Why LASIK Marketing is Important for Your Business

UPDATED: Originally, this article was written to focus on 2018. However, it's 2019, and next year will be 2020, and ... yeah, you get the message. While time marches on, what

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