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|Articles|April 30, 2010
Is Facebook Right for your Physician Business or Medical Practice?
Author(s)Philippa Kennealy MD MPH CPCC PCC
Facebook's traffic and usage is second only to Google and it would be the 4th largest country in the world, if it were a country! How can you capitalize on this giant monster's reach?
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Facebook is taking over the world.
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Website stats aside, I was struck by how popular Facebook is in South Africa -- as much of a daily (hourly?) drug as email and texting.
How then can you, as a physician business owner, capitalize on this giant monster's reach and energy?
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