How to Get New Dental Patients With the Power of the Web: Including the Exact Marketing Secrets One Practice Used to Reach $5,000,000 in Its First ... Internet Marketing for Your Dental Practice Paperback – Import, 30 March 2014

This book is really good if you are looking for good profit from your clinic..you will get an idea what dental marketing is

Wow what a treasure trove of information. And very timely for me as well. I was in the middle of negotiating a new website contract and was blasted with all of the technical jargon that is incumbent with this process. Many of the terms and ideas are quite intimidating to understand unless one has the necessary background to understand the jargon. After reading "How to Get New Dental Patients" I feel like I can almost create my own website. The most important thing is that I was knowledgeable enough to not be taken advantage of by a savvy web developer. He was quite surprised at my level of knowledge and treated me with the appropriate respect. So thank you Adam for a well written book that will definitely help to improve my web presence.

Great insights and a well thought out system. I thought I knew everything there was to know about marketing on the web, Adam and Jacob proved me wrong!

A lot of basic advertising / marketing techniques. Seemed more like a gimmick to advertise / compliment their consulting business. I found the content weak, their sales pitches to get you to call them for consulting pathetic, and the entire book as close to useless. If you have some sense of using the web, you're better off not wasting the time reading this book. If you have NO idea how to setup a gmail account, etc, this book will literally give you step by step instructions how to setup your email, make social media accounts, etc. VERY basic. I've read a lot of dental practice building books and would recommend Dr. Howard Farran's "Uncomplicate Business" and Dr. Moffet's "How To Build The Dental Practice Of Your Dreams: (Without Killing Yourself!) In Less Than 60 Days" as my top 2 dental business books.

Great disappointment,very superficial and it directs ALLWAYS to their PAID services.A very good advertisement for their company,but we have to pay for it.Very cheap presentation of the book.

This book is one of the rare gems in which there is a nexus of understanding the profession (in this case, dentistry) as well as understanding the imperatives of the technical material that the authors present (social media). I strongly recommend this book to dentists, managers, and dental marketers on all levels of experience. It is true that the book presents material that the authors also provide as a paid service. But they do not hold back in presenting to the "how to's" so that purchasing these services is vital. The book is well written and easily read. I give it full marks.