Facebook isn’t something to ignore. Some of the site’s 850 million monthly active users are your patients. If you don’t have a Facebook page for your pharmacy, or if you…
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There’s an App For That: Using Smartphones to Manage Diabetes
With one device, your diabetic patients can start improving their health. Hint: It’s more of an ordinary gadget than a blood glucose monitor. Your patients likely have ?it in their…
Why Your Pharmacy Needs a Website
When patients type your pharmacy’s name into a search engine, does your pharmacy even show up? More than 266.2 million people in North America are online and an estimated 97…
What is a Twitter Hashtag? And Why Does It Matter to My Pharmacy?
A hash what? The lingo on Twitter can be like learning another language for new users of the social media platform. But once you do learn it, you can utilize…
What to Post on Your Pharmacy’s Twitter
So, you set up a Twitter account for your community pharmacy. You selected a username, updated your profile information, and even chose a customized profile page design. Now what? The…
Why Your Pharmacy Needs to Join Twitter
When first joining Twitter, it’s easy to feel a little lost. But, from gaining new customers to promoting your business to keeping up with the competition, joining Twitter has numerous…
How to Set Up Twitter for Your Pharmacy
You likely want your community pharmacy to stay connected with customers. But in today’s world, interacting with customers isn’t always face-to-face. It often means connecting online through social media. Discover…
How to Create a Facebook Page for Your Pharmacy
Your customers are likely on Facebook—whether your community pharmacy is or not. As the world’s largest social network, can your small business afford to not participate on Facebook?
Why Your Pharmacy Needs a Facebook Page
Your community pharmacy depends on developing relationships with your customers. Facebook offers around-the-clock opportunities for building positive relationships with your current and potential customers. And building relationships with your customers…
How to Grow Your Pharmacy’s Facebook Page
Facebook isn’t something to ignore. Some of the site’s 850 million monthly active users are your patients. If you don’t have a Facebook page for your pharmacy, or if you…
There’s an App For That: Using Smartphones to Manage Diabetes
With one device, your diabetic patients can start improving their health. Hint: It’s more of an ordinary gadget than a blood glucose monitor. Your patients likely have ?it in their…
Why Your Pharmacy Needs a Website
When patients type your pharmacy’s name into a search engine, does your pharmacy even show up? More than 266.2 million people in North America are online and an estimated 97…
What is a Twitter Hashtag? And Why Does It Matter to My Pharmacy?
A hash what? The lingo on Twitter can be like learning another language for new users of the social media platform. But once you do learn it, you can utilize…
What to Post on Your Pharmacy’s Twitter
So, you set up a Twitter account for your community pharmacy. You selected a username, updated your profile information, and even chose a customized profile page design. Now what? The…
Why Your Pharmacy Needs to Join Twitter
When first joining Twitter, it’s easy to feel a little lost. But, from gaining new customers to promoting your business to keeping up with the competition, joining Twitter has numerous…
How to Set Up Twitter for Your Pharmacy
You likely want your community pharmacy to stay connected with customers. But in today’s world, interacting with customers isn’t always face-to-face. It often means connecting online through social media. Discover…
How to Create a Facebook Page for Your Pharmacy
Your customers are likely on Facebook—whether your community pharmacy is or not. As the world’s largest social network, can your small business afford to not participate on Facebook?
Why Your Pharmacy Needs a Facebook Page
Your community pharmacy depends on developing relationships with your customers. Facebook offers around-the-clock opportunities for building positive relationships with your current and potential customers. And building relationships with your customers…