Being a leader is a talent in and of itself. Some people are born with it, and others have to learn how to be good leaders. As a leader in a work environment, you have to know how to balance productivity and morale. After all, you have feelings; so do the people under you.
Finally something different in dental website design! Engage Dental specializes in both designing and promoting websites for dentists. Whether you're looking for a turnkey solution or going the DIY route, our dental blog is jammed with information on everything from SEO for dental websites, to social media marketing for dentists.
While our roots are in websites and marketing for dental specialists, we now offer, due to demand, websites for all types of dental practices. So read on, pick up some tips and let us know if we can help in any way!
Bonding Agents: Ways to Help Your Staff Stick Together
When it comes to running a successful practice, one of the most important details to focus on is maintaining a great working relationship between you and your staff. A sense of trust and the feeling of belonging can be instrumental in ensuring that your practice is a place where workers are happy, engaged, and performing at their best.
Say Ahh…For Spa Dentistry
It can be common for people to have a fear of going to the dentist. An early childhood tooth-pulling or even a difficult root canal during a person’s adult years can sour the experience of sitting down in a dentist’s chair. Some people don’t even want to think about stepping into the waiting room! Read more
Over-sharing! Why You Should Avoid Social Media Overload
One of the first rules of building a successful website is to include an easy way for people to share your site and its content with others. In a lot of cases, that means building in social media buttons where, with just a single click, visitors can Tweet, post to Facebook, or share the things they find interesting with their circles on Google+.
Lights, Camera, Cue the Dentist! (Part 2)
It is that time again—time to take a look at more of your favorite dental professionals as they grace the silver screen.
Tweet That Frown Upside Down (Part Two)
Twitter and Facebook can be extraordinarily helpful ways of reaching out to new people and revitalizing a struggling or stagnant business. With over 850 million users, Facebook alone is a great avenue to finding new patients, customers, and colleagues.
Abracadental! A Tale of Dental Magic
Magicians might be tight-lipped about their methods, but when they are on stage they use elaborate, grandiose language while doing a lot of tricks where things appear or disappear out of thin air. Have you ever seen a magician pull foot after foot of handkerchief from the mouth? Or produce a live, flying bird? Some magicians can even swallow a sword.
Tweet That Frown Upside Down (Part One)
When you think “social media,” what pops into your head? Do you picture a long string of kitten and puppy photos? Teenagers posting updates about nights out with their friends? People posting pictures of yummy looking plates of food? If so…well, you are absolutely right. Social media is a lot of that.
Five Tips for a Better Work-Life Balance
We have all had those times where the days seem to pile up, where each morning our schedule starts out booked solid with patients, our afternoons packed with errands, and our evenings taken up with other obligations. After a few of these in a row, you start to think of that phrase “work-life balance” almost like a cruel joke.
Dental LOL
Humor is a great ice-breaker. When you have new patients (especially young ones), that first visit to a dentist can be a bit nerve-wracking. Even people who have been to the dentist several times can get antsy. People tend to think of sitting in a dentist’s chair as something like being trapped in a torture chamber. But we all know that that couldn’t be further from the truth. We only torture our enemies.
Just kidding!
