Posts in Category: SEO for Veterinarians

When we ask veterinarians and practice managers about some of their biggest pain points, one thing we always hear is staffing. Veterinary staffing has been hard for everyone. Doctors are in short supply, and essential team members like veterinary techs and office managers are sometimes even harder to find. If you are lucky enough to find the perfect fit for your staffing needs, the right kind of marketing can help you retain them, and potentially find more staff in the future. Here are some tips on making sure local pet owners know about, trust, and schedule appointments with your new doctor:

The end of winter is near and warmer weather and pretty flowers are just around the corner. As we officially start moving into spring, now is the perfect time to think about your social media content for March. We’ve got you covered with a list of pet holidays and monthly themes that will make interesting and engaging content for your social media platforms.

Practicing veterinary medicine is your passion. Seeing patients, making diagnoses, and helping animals feel their best is what you love to do. So why do you need to put focus on (seemingly) unrelated things like building a new veterinary website? Because it will allow you to do what you love best. A veterinary website redesign can help you reach a whole new audience of pet owners, improve your search engine rankings, and, eventually, generate more revenue for your practice. 

You’re buying a new practice, what an exciting time! While buying an already-established practice comes with a lot of benefits like inheriting a functioning hospital and a current client list, there might be some downfalls to it as well. If you acquire a veterinary practice with a bad reputation, here is what you should do to turn it around:

These days it feels more common to see a corporate veterinary chain than a stand-alone practice. While there is definitely a lot of competition from these corporate entities, independent veterinary practices are still thriving. It might take a little more effort to compete with a corporate chain, but it definitely can be done. Use these local SEO strategies to make your practice stand out from all the competition:

2025 will be here in the blink of an eye. Before 2024 is officially gone, it’s time to make some plans for your veterinary marketing to help you start 2025 with a bang. These marketing considerations will help you ensure you’re making the most impact with your efforts for the next year.

Your veterinary website is your digital business card. It’s a way for local pet owners to find your business, learn about your services, and have easy access to your contact information. If your website is not being found on a Google search, however, you could be missing out on a lot of potential new business. If you are wondering why your website isn’t showing up on Google, we’ve got 5 simple tips to help you find and fix the issue.

It’s hard to believe the holidays are upon us, but before we know it, we’ll be gearing up to celebrate the start of a new year. Before you get too entrenched in the hustle and bustle of the holiday season, take some time to plan out your December social media calendar. These holidays and themes are bound to garner serious pet owner engagement:

Google Business Profile is making changes to some tools you might use regularly: chat features and call histories are being discontinued. Starting July 31, 2024, pet owners will no longer be able to contact your practice via the chat feature, and you’ll no longer be able to access call histories. Customers will not be able to start new chats as early as July 15, but they can still access past chats until the end of the month. What does this mean for your practice’s Google Business Profile, and how can pet owners continue to connect with your business? Keep reading to find out: