Is your average client transaction (ACT) stagnant or worse, decreasing? Do you think your vet practice is charging clients based on what you think they are willing to pay, and not what your services and products are actually worth? Does it feel like you’re missing out on lots of opportunities to up your profits? You’re…
Read MoreYour veterinary website is a vital tool for helping your practice grow and reach new heights. It can be leveraged in a number of different ways to attract more site traffic, and thereby new clients. But attracting these leads to your site is a bit more complicated than simply throwing up a website and waiting…
Read MoreJust a couple of years ago, an animal hospital in one of New York City’s inner suburbs was fined over $20,000. Why? Their website was not ADA compliant. We doubt this was due to any bad faith on the part of the practice. They simply hadn’t taken the time to update their website and unfortunately,…
Read MoreIn the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, live chat is quickly rising to become an essential communication tool for veterinarians. It meets a very pressing need for both veterinary practices and pet parents–the need to stay in contact, relay important information, and maintain the veterinarian-client-patient relationship in the absence of face-to-face conversations. Live chat…
Read MoreWe’ve all been to at least 10 bad websites in the history of our internet usage. They’re everywhere, they’re terrible, and they can happen to anyone. But the problem with bad websites isn’t just how they look, but how they function (or don’t function), and, most important, how they serve (or don’t serve) the business…
Read MoreBuilding a successful website that grows your practice takes a lot more than 6 things, sure, but these 6 are the foundations! If you’re considering building a new website, start here to ensure you set yourself up for success. 1. A Design That’s Professional & Eye-Catching It’s no secret that people judge the credibility and…
Read MoreIn this strange new world of the COVID-19 pandemic, veterinary medicine is changing. Curbside service is becoming the norm, but many pet parents may be disconcerted about letting their pet be taken away for a check-up or treatment or coming into contact with your staff. So how do you gain their trust and promote your…
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