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Shaz Memon

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Dental Marketer at Digimax • Bestselling Author: Instagram for Dentists • Philanthropist at @wellsonwheels • Forbes Columnist • IG: shaz.memon
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AI and dental SEO: what dental practices need to know

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By Shaz Memon
| EIN News
With more patients turning to AI tools, Shaz Memon explores why dental SEO and Google rankings are still essential for your visibility. Search is changing. With the rise of AI tools like ChatGPT, patients have new ways to explore dental information. While AI isn’t yet widely used to find local dental practices in the same way Google is, it’s playing a growing role in how people research treatment options.
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What is the ROI from dental SEO?

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By Shaz Memon
| EIN News
Organic search versus paid advertising: Shaz Memon explores whether organic traffic via Google is the best way to attract the right patients. With numerous marketing channels available, understanding the true value of search engine optimisation (SEO) can help you make informed investment decisions. SEO not only delivers tangible financial returns, but also positions your practice as a credible choice for prospective patients.
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Opinion | Ukraine response shows what real corporate social responsibility looks like

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By Shaz Memon
| The Toronto Star Verified
When corporate responsibility is used correctly it can be a tremendous force for good. However, too often in the past, it has been a cynical attempt to simply sell more products. By Shaz MemonContributor Sat., April 9, 2022timer4 min. read The Ukraine crisis has revealed just how powerful real corporate social responsibility can be. In a surprising, organic show of unity, everyone from the banking to entertainment sectors cracked down on their Russian operation, even if it came at their own expense.
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