Did you know you only need to start one more orthodontic patient per day to add over a million dollars of annual production? It’s true! We’ve done the math. And if you can add more than one more patient per day to your current starts, your revenue grows exponentially. But to get new orthodontic patients,

If you want to grow your orthodontic practice quickly, dental referrals alone won’t get you there. So, whether you’re a startup office or a decades-old practice, you need marketing to bring more new patients into your practice. Orthodontics marketing can be hugely profitable and drives hundreds of millions of dollars of growth every year. But

Your orthodontist website is more than a virtual business card. It is the face of your practice online and an opportunity to build trust with visitors and convert them into paying patients. In this article, we’ll look at the elements to include in every orthodontic website design to ensure that you’re converting visitors into patients

There’s a simple rule for growing an orthodontics practice: if you want to grow, you’ll need to invest. The competition nowadays is too sophisticated for an orthodontist to scale a practice without investing aggressively in marketing. But it’s more complicated than simply spending money… Because if you want to grow quickly and profitably, you’ll need

Google Search visibility is the name of the game when it comes to winning orthodontic marketing. Research shows that the #1 position on Google is worth more than positions 2-5 combined. And when it comes to winning at local SEO for orthodontists, your Google Business Profile is the key to everything. Why Does Orthodontic SEO

Welcome again to another episode of The GrowOrtho Podcast! In today’s episode, we listen to a presentation by Harrison Bagdan, Senior Practice Advisor for HIP Creative, from his lecture at the AAO meeting in Miami. Listen up as Harrison discusses how to capitalize on new patient opportunities—and avoid “bad” leads—in the current environment. Some key

I’m going to share with you an orthodontics horror story that happens every day at practices all around the nation. It starts like this. “You’ve got mail!” It’s 9:00 on a cold and snowy Tuesday morning when “Ding!” an incoming lead lands in the inbox of an orthodontics practice. The front desk is busy getting