Etna Interactive
709 Fiero Lane, Suite 43
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San Luis Obispo, CA 93401
Tel (866) 374-3762
Fax (805) 543-2014
A picture is worth a thousand words – and in the plastic surgery industry, you’re only as good as your last facelift or breast augmentation case. If your plastic surgery practice were a retail store, your online photo gallery would be your front window display. The before and after pictures you post on your website are one of the best… Continue Reading
I had my site built by another company, and it is really attractive. But there are all these ugly sites ranking ahead of me in the search engines. Why do the ugly sites get better rankings than my nice site? You have to remember that search engines are really text engines. Search engines cannot see your attractive design, your integrated… Continue Reading
Have you seen those photos that are starting to show up next to search results on Google? They’re part of an exciting new feature called Authorship. Not only does it bring a more human side to the Web but also, when used to its full advantage, it can build additional trust and credibility for you and your practice. By… Continue Reading
How can I really engage potential patients on my website? Your website needs to be great at multi-tasking. It should maintain your connection to current patients while attracting new ones. It needs to educate, establish rapport, and compel potential patients to get off the Web and into your office. In our experience, pages that contain content inspired by real patient… Continue Reading
Technology is always changing in the medical field, and new products are constantly introduced into the marketplace. Launching your new product will require strategic online marketing tactics in order to be successful. President Ryan Miller explains what you need to consider before taking the plunge. In this video, you’ll learn the medical web marketing formula for a perfect product… Continue Reading
The way people use the Internet is changing. By 2013, more people will be using mobile phones than PCs to get online. So, yes! It’s time to start adapting your Web presence to serve the mobile user. Your current website, developed for a full-size screen, will still work, but it just won’t be that convenient. We look at what… Continue Reading
