Blog Detail
Next Generation Chiropractor
http://www.nextgenerationchiropractor.com/
Next Generation Chiropractor is a blog that trains chiropractors on how to use the internet and social media to effectively build their practices.
- Added on: Apr 14th, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
Recent Posts
How to Get a Google Wave Invite
You’ve probably heard the news. Google announced on May 27th, 2009, that it had developed another groundbreaking product that will supposedly revolutionize the way we both communicate and collaborate. Their product, called Google Wave, merges ...
7 Social Media Books Every Chiropractor Should Read
In the spirit of Black Friday, I’ve compiled a list of seven must read social media books for chiropractors. However, instead of reinventing the wheel, I figured I’d leave the reviews to Amazon.com’s Editorial Review panel. Before ...
Why Thanksgiving Should be a Daily Attitude Instead of a Yearly Holiday
Thanksgiving was never meant to be shut up in a single day. – Robert Caspar Lintner I love Thanksgiving! For me, it’s a lazy day spent with family, food and fellowship. Matter of fact, it’s provided me with some of my most memorable...
How Chiropractors Can Lead America’s Wellness Revolution
Two weekends ago, I had the privilege to speak to a large group of chiropractors in St. Louis about blogs and social media. The purpose was to educate and inform chiropractors on how to use blogs and social media networks to grow their practices. Th...
How to Connect Your Twitter Account to Your LinkedIn Profile
This past Monday, November 9, Reid Hoffman, Co-founder of LinkedIn, and Biz Stone, Co-founder of Twitter, announced the ability to update your LinkedIn status through Twitter. For many, this is great news! Why? Because it liberates the end-user fro...
Chiropractic Marketing: There’s a Tweet for That!
Since the launch of Apple’s iPhone, we’ve been inundated with the message, “There’s an App for that!” And, after visiting iTunes, one has no doubt believing their statement. As of today’s post, there are over 100,0...
