Clue Dental Marketing Launches Total Online Domination Plan

Clue Dental Marketing announces the official launch of the Total Online Domination Plan, a comprehensive online marketing plan for dental practices.

2011-11-21

WOOD DALE, IL, November 21, 2011 (Press-News.org) Clue Dental Marketing has officially launched a new online marketing product, the Total Online Domination Plan. The plan offers dental practices a complete SEO package enhanced with online reputation management, backlinking, YouTube videos, social media management and more.

Upon signing up for the yearlong Total Online Domination Plan, clients will receive social media setup and regular updates, the production and online placement of YouTube videos, monthly press releases and articles, online review management, continuous link creation and directory submission, content management and relevant keywords. The constant generation of new information is designed to keep dental practice websites highly ranked across various search engines, making the websites more likely to pop up when a potential patient types certain keywords into a search engine.

The Total Online Domination process begins with the discussion of keywords between the client and a Clue online marketing specialist. Once the optimal keywords for the dental practice are established, a Clue SEO expert will access the practice website and tweak the content to reflect the chosen keywords.

Within the first month, social media campaigns, press release writing, online review management, YouTube movie topic selection and keyword consultations start. Clue will produce over the year a total of six press releases and six articles, constant link creation and regeneration, a patient review program that encourages patients to submit positive online practice reviews, four YouTube videos, social media updates, a review tracking program and more.

To sign up for the Total Online Domination Plan, visit http://www.cluedentalmarketing.com and navigate to the "Contact" page. Simply submit an online inquiry there or call Clue at (630) 750-2583. A Clue online marketing specialist will return your call within 24 hours, and you can start on your practice's path to total online domination!

About Clue Dental Marketing:

Clue Dental Marketing is a Chicagoland-based dental marketing firm. Along with a comprehensive online marketing program, Clue offers various website packages, brochures, print advertising, educational practice materials and other marketing programs online and offline. Clue works with both general dentists and dental specialists to create optimal marketing solutions.

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