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Custom Web Design for BWIM
March 30th, 2010 posted in Professional Web Design, Stone Soup News , by ValerieIf only we could all have an on-call professional web design company to take our hopes and dreams to fruition. Of course, everyone can have this if you know who to call on for your custom web design needs. The good people at Baptist Women in Ministry, based in Atlanta, Georgia, knew this when they first came to Stone Soup a few years ago for their first professional website. They were so pleased that they came back again when they had a vision of giving their website a newer, fresher look to go with the new direction of the organization. They called on Stone Soup to make those dreams a reality. In addition to wanting a new look, they also were looking for something that would be easy to manage in-house. Our solution to meet their budget and their level of experience was a website built entirely around WordPress, a popular blogging engine. We used WordPress as the content management system for changes to all pages, and for the actual blog. Were they pleased with the outcome? Take a look at their new site and we’ll let you take a guess. (And if you give up – Yes, they love their new website!)
Neurosurgeon Web Design – qualities all successful neurosurgery websites have
March 1st, 2010 posted in Medical Website Design, Neurosurgery Web Design , by ValerieWhether you’re an up and coming neurosurgeon who is just beginning your career, or a well-established neurosurgery group looking to continue your successful practice, having a good web presence is essential.
It’s tempting to take the easy route with your neurosurgeon web design and have a simple website that contains the minimum of what your patients might need to know. But there are certain qualities that all successful neurosurgery websites should have that can (and will) separate you from the rest.
- A way to cut down on phone calls – We know that you’re busy people. Of course the surgeon is busy seeing patients, but office workers are busy with everything else. Being interrupted with phone calls during the day becomes annoying. The more information you have on your neurosurgeon website, the more your patients won’t have to bug you.
- Have your patients “prepared” before they walk through the door – Having a neurosurgery website that contains all the forms your patient needs saves time for both patients and staff. Why not give the option for those that choose, to fill out forms prior to their appointment.
- Provide pertinent information – People coming to see you are obviously coming to you for a reason. Providing the latest neurosurgery information on your website will give patients the option of staying up-to-date on the latest in neurosurgery, and perhaps their own condition.
- Information for other physicians – If most, or all of your patients come to you through referrals, then it would helpful for other doctors to know your referral process.
- Ease your patients minds – Surgery…and really anything having to do with going to see a doctor, can be nerve wracking for many people. For someone anticipating an upcoming surgery, they more than likely are nervous and have tons of questions that no one will have time to answer for them. Having example videos of surgeries and what a particular surgery entails could help a patient through the anxiety. Additionally, feeling like you really know your surgeon can make a patient feel more comfortable. Let your neurosurgery website “do the talking” with your surgeon giving a video testimonial.
- Testimonials – Sometimes the best way for a patient to find the right surgeon is through other patients testimonials. Let others be inspired because nothing speaks louder than personal experience.
