Dental Reviews and Its Importants

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Learn the importance of reviews on your dental practice and how you can improve your dental practice through review management.

Why Patients Reviews Are So Important
? Patients go online first to
search for local dental
practices
? Patients post negative and
positive feedback about dental
practice online
? Other patients rely on this
feedback from other patients
to help them make decisions
on which dental practices to
patron.

Why Patients Reviews Are So Important
? An ample amount of reviews
will help you get new patients
? No reviews �C or mostly
��negative�� reviews will hurt
your ability to get new
patients.
? Reviews can help your
practice flourish or become
critically challenged

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72% of Consumers Trust Reviews
52% are More Likely to Use a
Local Business with Positive
Reviews
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Encourage Your Patients to Leave Reviews
? The more online reviews your
Practice has, the better
? Avoid ��fake�� reviews at all
costs
? Simply ��ask�� your satisfied
patients to leave online
reviews for your practice

ASK Your Patients for Reviews
? Ask patients who come into
your practice to go online to
leave a review
? Setup an ��onsite�� review
station at your checkout
counter or front desk
? Ask for reviews on the back of
QRCode scanner card,
receipts, pamphlets, etc.
? Make sure you setup a culture
with your employees to ask for
reviews

ASK Your Patients for Reviews
? Ask for reviews in your email
autoresponder messages that
go out to your patients list
? Ask for reviews in your direct
mail materials
? Ask for reviews on your social
media profiles��
? Ask for reviews on your
website
Just don��t be afraid to ASK!

Make it EASY for Your Patients To Leave Reviews
? Provide links to your review
site profiles on your website
? Give your patients tips about
leaving online reviews
? Provide top-notch service to
make your patients WANT to
leave a great review for your
practice

Ask Them to Leave Reviews on Multiple Sites
? Ask patients to leave reviews
on multiple sites �C not just one
? Review Sites:
? Google+ Local
? Facebook
? Healthgrades
? Yelp
? Superpages
? Citysearch
? ZocDoc
? And more!

How Negative Reviews Can HURT
? There will be ��some�� negative
reviews, which is good as long
as they��re not overpowering
? Don��t ignore negative reviews;
otherwise, you could come off
as ��uncaring��
? Don��t argue with negative
reviewers as it could enhance
the negative impact

How to Respond to Negative Reviews
? Do not panic or over-react to
negative reviews; it��s bound to
happen
? Assess the situations carefully
and resolve any issues with
unhappy patients
? Do not ��argue�� with your
unhappy patients
? Post your responses publicly
so your patients and potential
patients see that you actually
care

How to Build and Maintain a Positive Image
? Register your practice on as
many review sites as possible
? Monitor all of your review site
profiles
? Respond to all reviews, which
allows you to engage with
your patients as well as show
that you care
? Google your practice name to
see what type of comments
come up in the results

How to Build and Maintain a Positive Image
? Create a videos, blog and
other content related to your
practice consistently to
create more ��positive��
content that will rank high in
the search engines
? Be consistent and post often
for best results
? This will help push down any
negative reviews and
comments

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4. Repmedia LLC Let��s Take a Look at Some Numbers 72% of Consumers Trust Reviews 52% are More Likely to Use a Local Business with Positive Reviews 27% of Consumers Regularly Use Online Reviews to Make Decisions about Businesses WHY YourWHY Your OnlineOnline Reputation andReputation and Patient ReviewsPatient Reviews MATTERMATTER

5. Encourage Your Patients to Leave Reviews ? The more online reviews your Practice has, the better ? Avoid ��fake�� reviews at all costs ? Simply ��ask�� your satisfied patients to leave online reviews for your practice

6. ASK Your Patients for Reviews ? Ask patients who come into your practice to go online to leave a review ? Setup an ��onsite�� review station at your checkout counter or front desk ? Ask for reviews on the back of QRCode scanner card, receipts, pamphlets, etc. ? Make sure you setup a culture with your employees to ask for reviews

7. ASK Your Patients for Reviews ? Ask for reviews in your email autoresponder messages that go out to your patients list ? Ask for reviews in your direct mail materials ? Ask for reviews on your social media profiles�� ? Ask for reviews on your website Just don��t be afraid to ASK!

8. Make it EASY for Your Patients To Leave Reviews ? Provide links to your review site profiles on your website ? Give your patients tips about leaving online reviews ? Provide top-notch service to make your patients WANT to leave a great review for your practice

9. Ask Them to Leave Reviews on Multiple Sites ? Ask patients to leave reviews on multiple sites �C not just one ? Review Sites: ? Google+ Local ? Facebook ? Healthgrades ? Yelp ? Superpages ? Citysearch ? ZocDoc ? And more!

10. How Negative Reviews Can HURT ? There will be ��some�� negative reviews, which is good as long as they��re not overpowering ? Don��t ignore negative reviews; otherwise, you could come off as ��uncaring�� ? Don��t argue with negative reviewers as it could enhance the negative impact

11. How to Respond to Negative Reviews ? Do not panic or over-react to negative reviews; it��s bound to happen ? Assess the situations carefully and resolve any issues with unhappy patients ? Do not ��argue�� with your unhappy patients ? Post your responses publicly so your patients and potential patients see that you actually care

12. How to Build and Maintain a Positive Image ? Register your practice on as many review sites as possible ? Monitor all of your review site profiles ? Respond to all reviews, which allows you to engage with your patients as well as show that you care ? Google your practice name to see what type of comments come up in the results

13. How to Build and Maintain a Positive Image ? Create a videos, blog and other content related to your practice consistently to create more ��positive�� content that will rank high in the search engines ? Be consistent and post often for best results ? This will help push down any negative reviews and comments

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