Brenda Tassava, CVPM, CVJ

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Create a social media policy and keep internal matters private.

Social media has caused a fundamental shift in the way we communicate.

Did you know that the #2 search engine in the world didnt exist six years ago?

In todays world, you and your veterinary team cannot expect to succeed without an Internet presence.

Social media is a quickly changing and ever-evolving area of the Internet that many practices are embracing in order to market more effectively, and to connect and build stronger relationships with their clients.

Before you jump into using all the tools social media has to offer your practice, its important to take a step back and develop your practices social media strategy.

Avoid trouble for your veterinary practice by ensuring you're playing by Facebook's promotions rules.

Take your management skills to the next level.

Did you know that the #2 search engine in the world didn't exist six years ago? And most people don't even think of it as a search engine! What are we talking about?....YouTube, of course. If you regularly Google your practice's name, you should start doing the same on YouTube! You might just be surprised by what you find.

Social media is a quickly changing and ever-evolving area of the Internet that many practices are embracing in order to market more effectively, and to connect and build stronger relationships with their clients.

Before you jump into using all the tools social media has to offer your practice, it's important to take a step back and develop your practice's social media strategy. What is a social media strategy? Like with any marketing strategy, you need to develop a plan for accomplishing the goals you set forth.

In today's world, you and your veterinary team cannot expect to succeed without an Internet presence. The days of NOT having access to the Internet should be long over, in your mind.

Social media has caused a fundamental shift in the way we communicate. When most people think of social media, they think of Facebook...and they should. If Facebook were a country, it would be the third largest country in the world, right behind China and India.

How can team members filter the friends on their practice's Facebook page to ensure nothing questionable is associated with the professional page?

I'd like to increase our practice's social networking efforts but the practice owner dismisses it as a waste of time. How can I get her on board?

Use these four tips to say on top of social media for your veterinary practice.

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Using videos as a social media tool helps you create more emotional connections with clients.

Analyzing the demographics of your veterinary practice's Facebook fans ensures you're talking about what they want to hear.

Your veterinary practice should create a page on this social media juggernaut. Here's how to make sure you use the site right.

Freshen up your website and impress and inform clients with a regular blog.

Having trouble understanding Twitter? It's simple-just carry on a normal conversation.

Now that you've been listening, it's time to start talking. Here's how to do it effectively.

Before speaking in the social media world, you must first learn to listen.

Before you jump into using social media, it's important to take a step back and develop a plan.

If you don't follow the social-media code, you'll drive pet owners away. Here's what to do.

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This manager says online and paper forms disconnect clients from the practice.