Showing posts with label bloggers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bloggers. Show all posts

Chiropractors who use Social Network tools

Here's our list of Chiropractors currently using social media.

As of May 3rd, 2010 there are: 22 Blogs, 15 active Twitter accounts, and 14 active Facebook pages. 

Know someone we are missing? Please let us know via email or the comments below.

Back to Action Chiropractic
Barton Chiropractic 
Carla Cuido
Charlottesville Family Chiropractic
Dr. Eben Davis 
Dr. Eric Murphy 
Dr. Harris Meyer 
Dr. Joel Fugleberg 
Dr. Kevin Harrington
Dr. Kip Rod
Dr. Lynn Kerew 
Dr. Matt Finke 
Dr. RobertBoydston 
Dr. Todd Narson 
Dr. Tyler Johnson
Dr. Weisgerber
Elledge Chiropractic
Fink Chiropractic 
French City Chiropractic
Linn City Chiropractic 
Nick Campos
North Dallas Chiropractic 
Pitts Family and Sport 
Portland Chiropractic Neurology 
Queen Anne Chiropractic
Roseville Family Chiropractic
Russell Brokstein
Silverman Chiropractic
Simi Valley Chiropractor 
Steven Coniglio
West Coast Chiropractor 

Dentists Who Blog

A blog are a great tool for creating a bridge between your practice's story and your patients.

Here's our current list of U.S Dentists who blog:



Last Updated April 28th, 2010

Who have we missed? Leave a comment here or email sarah@npressnewsletter.com

How 4 Quick Fixes Can Make Your Event a Success

Hosting an informational seminar or event is a great way to introduce your community to your practice.

Here are our four of our favorite suggestions to help "punch up" your event and make the most of your effort:

1) Choose an event theme that corresponds to an upcoming holiday For example, if you want to offer an oral cancer screening, choose cancer awareness month.

2) Host giveaways. Give away free screenings or elective services – it’s a low risk way for people to experience your care and a great way to generate lots of interest.

3) List your event on as many online event calendars as you can find. Not only are you likely to create more buzz, but local publications will often republish your events.

4) Invite relevant bloggers or media contacts to attend an event for free. Check out your local news sources to find influential writers or those that cover health care topics. Make sure you have future events already scheduled so they can promote them or provide links in their write-ups.

If you’ve got any killer tips to add, we’d love to hear from you!