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If you have a physical therapy private practice, continuing education course or a physical therapy product, Google Alerts will notify you when there are conversations about your business happening on the web. These alerts are triggered by keywords or keyword phrases you enter into the Google Alerts service.

Once these keywords or keyword phrases appear in a blog post, online article, Twitter conversation, press release, video , or any other online content, you will be sent an email of the alert and the corresponding website.

Google alerts makes it easy to know what is being said about your physical therapy company so you can effectively monitor your brand image.Similar Posts:

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Monique Serpas is a physical therapist practicing in a general outpatient setting. She also writes for her blog called "Geaux To Physical Therapy" which serves as a platform to educate her current patients or anyone who would like to learn more about physical therapy.

She writes mostly about injury prevention, conditions treated by physical therapists, descriptions of treatment techniques, and other helpful information her patients and readers may find beneficial.

I was very excited to have found her and wanted to share her story with other PT’s who maybe considering taking the plunge into blogging and social media. Especially since blogging and social media will be one of the ways you will need to market your physical therapy business online today. Show Notes

• Monique shares what encouraged her to start her blog and how she embraced the technical challenges to get it started.

• We learn the benefits of her blog to her patients and her online readers that seek out her information.
  
  
• Monique explains how she leveraged social media to connect more with her patients, readers, PT’s and other healthcare professionals.

• We learn what impact blogging has had since she got started and the attention she is receiving in the online world and in the clinic.
  
  
• Monique breaks down why blogging should be part of your marketing strategy if you want to get noticed and brand yourself in your area of expertise.

• She shares her thoughts on the impact blogging and social media will have on the physical therapy profession and for PT’s who are in business for themselves.

Click Here to Download the MP3 [ 38 Minutes - 17 MB] Similar Posts:

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Picking a domain name is the first step to creating your online presence.  It is also what you will need to tell your patients, clients, & customers how to find you on the web. In this video tutorial I will give you some tips on how to choose a domain name your patients,  clients & customers will remember even when telling their friends.   You can watch the video above or view the slide presentation below.

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