We know that the Government of People’s Republic of China worries about their people and as a result they censorship all their after activities. China is already blocking Plurk,  Facebook, YouTube, Flickr, Blogspot, Hotmail, Wikipedia and Twitter. According to Chinese government, in 2010 there were 60,000 websites shot down due to the pornographic and obscene content. I really can not believe there were so many pornographic website in China. In a statement on December 30,2010 Wang Chen, a head of the State Council Information Office,  announced that there would be no stopping its campaign against material it deemed obscene. On the positive site our blog is still open for people in China to read 🙂

Hitwise.com (2010-12-29) – Facebook was the top-visited Website for the first time and accounted for 8.93 percent of all U.S. visits between January and November 2010. Google.com ranked second with 7.19 percent of visits, followed by Yahoo! Mail (3.52 percent), Yahoo! (3.30 percent) and YouTube (2.65 percent)

Dental SEO has assumed more importance than ever. It is imperative for the dentists to hire the services of experienced SEO professionals to attract new patients. Phone Yellow book used to be the main dental marketing option taken by dentists before. Potential customers would be initially contacted through the phone. Things have changed. I think less than 5% of new patients will use Yellow pages to look for a dentist. They will go to search for near by located dentist specialists via the Google, Yahoo or Bing search engines. It has become evident that online marketing is vital for those who want to build their dental practice. If you want to attract new clients or boost your service, you must contact a professional SEO agency. Our team is for sure one of the professional SEO firms and consists of Dental SEO Experts, Web-Designers and programmers to provide SEO Friendly Web Designing and SEO Services.

Ama-Assn.org (2010-12-20) – Mobile applications let people “check in” anywhere to let others know where they are — including your practice. But applications also let people talk about you.

Seeing patients texting in your waiting room is not new. But what you may not know is that the patients who appear to be texting are actually on the Internet telling their friends and social networks where they are, and what’s going on around them.

Through a technology called geolocation, mobile smartphone users have the ability to “check in” at various businesses and locations, alerting their virtual friends to their whereabouts. They do this using mobile phone applications that work with a smartphone’s GPS system, which identifies the users’ location. Though it began as a way for people to let friends know where they could be found, people are now using geolocation networks to check in anywhere from the bus stop to the grocery store, from their favorite restaurant to your waiting room. read more …

PalmBeachPost (2010-12-22) – Look for these high-tech goodies in dental offices near you to make your visits more comfortable, faster and, in many cases, less costly in 2011 (and beyond). 1. Digital computerized X-rays 2. Digital impressions 3. Six-month smiles (short-term orthodontics) 4. Implants ‘plus’ 5. Computerized periodontal probing