By Dr. Steve Kornfeld, DVM, CPCC
www.vmartec.com

Many veterinary teams call anyone who visits their practice, a client. Regrettably, it is not so. When people walk into your office the first time, they are customers, not clients.

I’d like you to think a little about these important words because there is a significant difference between them – one that can have huge impact upon your long-term success in practice.

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By Naren Arulrajah
www.ekwa.com

Forty seven million people use Pinterest today. And as the scope and demand for visual search increases, platforms such as Pinterest will see tremendous growth. So if Pinterest is not a part of your social marketing mix, now would be a good time to get started.

Pinterest can Drive Traffic to Your Veterinary Website

There is no doubt that Google commands the search space. However, there has been a surge in “visual search” in the last couple of years. For this reason, sites such as Pinterest are gaining popularity. People will start using these top visual sites in the same capacity as they currently use Google – which is to search for information.

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Pinterest is quickly becoming a top social media platform, not only for fun, personal stuff, but for businesses of all kinds. It allows you to showcase your expertise or products and give visual education on specific services you may offer.

Pinterest also enables you to upload photos, videos, info graphics and more.

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Pinterest to Market your Business

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