Thousands of private practice website owners received one or more emails this week about Google Tag Manager. As with other communications from Google in the recent past, these emails caused a lot of confusion. This will hopefully clear up that confusion.
One of our clients received a phone call pretending to be their website’s SSL certificate provider. The caller went on to explain that our client’s website would experience issues if they didn’t renew. It’s a scam. The caller is using scare tactics to intimidate our clients and others.
Psychedelics are no longer the taboo they once were. They’ve become a topic for dinner-table conversation. What was once considered a stigmatized icon of sixties counterculture has entered the mainstream as a therapeutic treatment for mental health.
Whether you’re new to online marketing or have been giving it a go for a while, having a social media presence is one of the smarter strategies for getting the word out about your practice. With over 2 billion users on Facebook (Hootsuite), and at least 79% of people in your local area on Facebook
Psychedelics are no longer the taboo they once were. They’ve become a topic for dinner-table conversation. What was once considered a stigmatized icon of sixties counterculture has entered the mainstream as a therapeutic treatment for mental health.
According to The Pew Research Center, around two-thirds of Americans use Facebook. Regardless of the niche you’re targeting with your practice, you can be assured that many of your potential customers are spending time on Facebook. Considering its large user base, the platform has great potential as a free marketing tool. If you post content
