Brand new course dates have been released for the popular and in-depth Implant Restorative Course run by the experts at Ten Dental.
Learn from top-class implant mentors and trainers – Dr Martin Wanendeya and Dr Nik Sisodia. With many years of experience, they can guide you through the complete process offering you the insight and knowledge to confidently and competently restore implants in your practice.
Covering a combination of lectures, demonstrations and hands-on components, the four in-depth modules will take you right through getting started with dental implant restorations to managing more complex cases.
Courses start on Friday the 8th of May
Module one – 8th May
Module two – 26th June
Module three – 6th November
Module four – TBC
Further courses start on the 20th of November
Module one – 20th November
Modules two, three and four – TBC
Don’t miss this opportunity to enhance your knowledge and develop the skills needed to offer your patients first-class restorations.
For more information about Ten Dental and The Implant Restoration Course visit www.implant-restoration.com , or Facebook page: Implant Restoration Course-IRC, or email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or call 020 7622 7610
A-dec looks forward to welcoming you to stand B20, where at this year’s Dentistry Show we will be bringing our showrooms to you.
We will be showcasing the full spectrum of fully integrated dental chairs, our award winning LED dental light and cabinetry solutions from the current range. All of our dental chairs can be tailored to your individual specification to give you everything you need - after all, you could spend over 26,565 hours with your dental chair throughout your career so it needs to work for you and your dental team.
Our A-dec Territory Managers will be on stand for the duration of the show to offer you design, treatment room and equipment advice so bring your plans along or ask the team for an on stand demo. For more information visit us on stand B20 or call us on 0800 233 285.
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If the answer is yes, then we would like to make you aware of the online guide we will be running in the run up to the Dentistry Show 2015.
Please send us information about your stand, your latest products or services or anything else you would like to share and we will publish the information in our online guide which can be found below.
We will be featuring and promoting the guide in the run up to the show.
If you would like to share some information about your business and your plans for Dentistry Show 2015, please send a word file (max 500 words) and images (max 3 per article) to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. If you have any further questions or would like to advertise on GDPUK in the run up to the Dentistry Show, please get in This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
We have written a short guide to the different marketing tools that are available to our clients, that can lead to online marketing success.
Our clients utilise a range of methods to get returns on their marketing investments. Once a banner ad is sent over to us, the client will let us know where they want their potential customers to be sent, after a banner receives a click.
There are a number of options for the client to choose; the client’s homepage, a specific landing page, a PDF brochure, a survey or sometimes a data collection page on our site.
Let’s looks at the different methods that can be used by our clients.
1. Email Form
Recently we have had a client use an older fashioned method for when a user clicks on a banner and that is email. So when the user clicks on the banner, a new email automatically pops up, which asks for the clients details (data collection) and then how many they would like to order (sales). The email is then sent direct to the advertiser and hopefully orders are received via email.
Although very direct, it is a simple way of collecting data and ultimately sales! I believe this method can only be truly successful if the offer is incredibly enticing or the brand is well trusted and doesn't need an introduction.
As an example of how this method works, if you would like our latest media pack or would like to know more about gdpuk.com, please clickThis email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.!
2. PDF Brochure
When a client clicks on a banner (usually from a distributor or equipment manufacturer) they can get taken to a pop PDF page, which has the benefit of looking like a real brochure and you can flick through the brochure as you look at the different offers or incentives. The disadvantage of this method is that there is not always an obvious place to actually order a product or make an enquiry.
3. Survey
Surveys are an effective way of gathering data that is useful to your business or organisation. We believe that to get a satisfactory return from a survey there has to be some form of incentive in place. The incentive could take the form of a prize or even some free information that may not be available elsewhere.
We recently ran a survey on our site that was based on the CQC. Anyone responding to the survey was sent a free information pack on the next CQC inspections. Over a two month period, the business running the survey received 170 replies which creates a fantastic amount of data for our customer.
Surveys can be hosted on our site or they can be hosted on a survey site such as survey monkey or snap survey.
4. Landing Page
I have written about landing pages before (can be found here) but a specific landing page remains one of the most effective tools for gaining customers or building data. When a landing page is produced that is clear, concise and simple, they often produce the best results.
Large businesses will often build a number of landing pages for their product range so the visitor can view the information with minimum fuss. For smaller businesses it is not always cost effective to produce separate landing pages but one page that takes the user straight to the product or services you are offering could make all the difference.
5. Homepage
When you place a banner ad on a website you are obviously keen for users of the site to click on the banner. If the user gets taken to a generic homepage, it then becomes difficult to track results because the user will get presented with a load of information and may not even be able to see the specific product or service that made them click. Sending a visitor to your homepage is one of the least effective methods you can employ. In our opinion it is worth investing your time in having a specific page that will help generate a return on your marketing investment.
A comprehensive guide to landing pages can be found on quicksprout.com plus on loads of other sites!
6. Data Collection
Data Collection is often something that our clients are looking for, they want to build up their list of contacts or receive email addresses so they can send the user further information. Data collection landing pages can be hosted on either our site or the clients own page.
For it to work in an effective way, there has to be either an incentive in place for the customer or the product or services you are looking to provide is extremely innovative or unique so that is catches the eye of the user and they want to leave their data with you.
Choosing the right method, could really help increase revenue!
We hope you find these options useful and it kickstarts the process of you thinking about the different ways you can engage with your customer. Once a customer clicks on the banner, the method you use has to be viewed as a sales tool and depending on what you are looking to achieve, you can then make a decision on what will hopefully bring you the most success & revenue to your business.
If you would like further information on how targeted advertising can work for your dental business, please get in touch viaThis email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or at the GDPUK office, 0161 270 0453.