Comments on: Online Marketing and Dentist http://www.lauralake.com/online-marketing-and-dentist/44/ by Laura Lake Tue, 27 Jul 2010 07:05:50 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Dental Clinic in Pune http://www.lauralake.com/online-marketing-and-dentist/44/comment-page-1/#comment-44715 Dental Clinic in Pune Wed, 14 Jul 2010 20:28:50 +0000 http://www.lauralake.com/online-marketing-and-dentist/44/#comment-44715 online marketing is new things and dentist are understanding the importance of it to get new clients online marketing is new things and dentist are understanding the importance of it to get new clients

]]> By: Advertising for Doctors: Is it Really that Important? http://www.lauralake.com/online-marketing-and-dentist/44/comment-page-1/#comment-24927 Advertising for Doctors: Is it Really that Important? Thu, 29 May 2008 00:26:29 +0000 http://www.lauralake.com/online-marketing-and-dentist/44/#comment-24927 [...] efforts, so wanted to respond.One of the most controversial posts that I have written was regarding yellow page advertising for dentists. In that posts I suggest that dentist being placing some of their marketing budget into advertising [...] […] efforts, so wanted to respond.One of the most controversial posts that I have written was regarding yellow page advertising for dentists. In that posts I suggest that dentist being placing some of their marketing budget into advertising […]

]]> By: Katir http://www.lauralake.com/online-marketing-and-dentist/44/comment-page-1/#comment-24218 Katir Sat, 08 Mar 2008 08:33:57 +0000 http://www.lauralake.com/online-marketing-and-dentist/44/#comment-24218 Perhaps, some people have yet to realise that almost everything, if not everything, has gone online. I wonder when some will stop using the archaic phone books, most people throw those away nowadays. Perhaps, some people have yet to realise that almost everything, if not everything, has gone online. I wonder when some will stop using the archaic phone books, most people throw those away nowadays.

]]> By: Molly http://www.lauralake.com/online-marketing-and-dentist/44/comment-page-1/#comment-23857 Molly Tue, 12 Feb 2008 14:51:47 +0000 http://www.lauralake.com/online-marketing-and-dentist/44/#comment-23857 I totally agree. You have to advertise online these days. That's where the people search. Research backs that up! I totally agree. You have to advertise online these days. That’s where the people search. Research backs that up!

]]> By: Amber http://www.lauralake.com/online-marketing-and-dentist/44/comment-page-1/#comment-23671 Amber Sun, 03 Feb 2008 22:04:11 +0000 http://www.lauralake.com/online-marketing-and-dentist/44/#comment-23671 KenC may say he is not a YP executive, but you might find it interesting that his website is called YP Talk - The Voice of the Yellow Pages Industry. http://www.yptalk.com/index.cfm. At least if that is the same kenc, which it probably is. Funny that he doesn't provide a link to it on his comments - maybe he thinks it would discredit his comments that are pro printed directories, which in my opinion it really would since it appears he has some affiliation, even if just as a consultant. If you do a google search by his name, you will find that he makes similiar comments on anyone's blog who gripes about printed phone books. (He did it to my little no-name blog, which is what clued me in since I know my only regular readers are friends and family.) Sounds like someone has an agenda FOR printed yellow pages. I would like to know where his stats are coming from. Almost everyone I know, ages 35 and under, does not use a printed directory. Maybe they are only polling older generations not comfortable with computers or the internet? KenC may say he is not a YP executive, but you might find it interesting that his website is called YP Talk — The Voice of the Yellow Pages Industry. http://www.yptalk.com/index.cfm. At least if that is the same kenc, which it probably is. Funny that he doesn’t provide a link to it on his comments — maybe he thinks it would discredit his comments that are pro printed directories, which in my opinion it really would since it appears he has some affiliation, even if just as a consultant.

If you do a google search by his name, you will find that he makes similiar comments on anyone’s blog who gripes about printed phone books. (He did it to my little no-name blog, which is what clued me in since I know my only regular readers are friends and family.) Sounds like someone has an agenda FOR printed yellow pages.

I would like to know where his stats are coming from. Almost everyone I know, ages 35 and under, does not use a printed directory. Maybe they are only polling older generations not comfortable with computers or the internet?

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