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The Ultimate Home Care, Elder Care, Senior Service Website: Learn All You Need To Know About SEO & How to Capture Leads FAST.

Posted on 24. Nov, 2009 by Val in Marketing Elder Care, home care sales, marketing adult day care, marketing assisted living, marketing home care, marketing long-term care insurance, marketing reverse mortgages, marketing senior services, marketing to baby boomers, marketing to caregivers

The Ultimate Home Care, Elder Care, Senior Service Website: Learn All You Need To Know About SEO & How to Capture Leads FAST.

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Elder Care Marketers and Senior Service Marketers, Here's your chance…

Posted on 24. Jul, 2009 by Val in Aging in Place, FACEBOOK, KeyWords, Marketing Elder Care, Marketing to Physicians, Post-Click Marketing, SEO, Story Telling Marketing, Twitter, Web 2.0, Web TV, home care sales, marketing adult day care, marketing assisted living, marketing home care, marketing long-term care insurance, marketing reverse mortgages, marketing senior services, marketing to baby boomers, marketing to caregivers, social media

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A reason to celebrate- some FREE stuff from LTC Expert Publications

Posted on 03. Jul, 2009 by Val in Marketing Elder Care, Marketing to Physicians, Story Telling Marketing, home care sales, marketing adult day care, marketing assisted living, marketing home care, marketing long-term care insurance, marketing reverse mortgages, marketing senior services, marketing to baby boomers, marketing to caregivers

Because We Love Our Customers…

Almost As Much As We Love Our Country!

Hey Valerie,

We live in a great country! Don’t you think? After all, if we didn’t have our freedom, we wouldn’t have our company. And, we wouldn’t be able to provide you with all of the fantastic cool ideas that we share each month.

Because we do live in a great country…and you can choose where to take your business…we know how important it is to:

- Provide you with incredible customer service

- Fill all of your wants and needs

- Beat the competition…every time!

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Valerie VanBooven and Staff

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http://www.eldercaremarket.info – our blog

P.S. Have a fun and safe holiday weekend. Stay away from bottle rocket fights.

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Another Voice on Internet Marketing for Elder Care and Senior Service Providers

Posted on 15. Jun, 2009 by Val in Aging in Place, FACEBOOK, KeyWords, Marketing Elder Care, Marketing to Physicians, Post-Click Marketing, SEO, Story Telling Marketing, Twitter, Web 2.0, home care sales, marketing adult day care, marketing assisted living, marketing home care, marketing long-term care insurance, marketing reverse mortgages, marketing senior services, marketing to baby boomers, marketing to caregivers, social media

In this installment I will discuss a few ideas about Internet marketing.

By Tom Day www.longtermcarelink.com

I am by no means the expert on Internet marketing, but I am using it successfully. The National Care Planning Council has achieved our growth primarily through using the Internet. As far as I can remember, we have never spent a dime on hiring salespeople or using traditional media advertising strategies. Our primary website — www.longtermcarelink.net — receives about 800,000 hits a month from roughly 60,000 visitors a month — almost all from search engine searches. We currently have a Google page rank of 6. We are ranked by Alexa at around 500,000. People find us through approximately 16,000 keyword searches a month. At least 15 of these keyword searches are common public search engine inputs for long-term care issues and bring up our site in the top three returns on a Google search.

In September, we will have a brand-new version of www.longtermcarelink.net and expect this will increase our traffic and our business by 20% to 30%. We are already in the process of redesigning our state council websites and this has brought increased traffic as well.

Our other 20 websites are also popular for certain keyword search strings and come up in at least the top five searches on Google for these categories. In addition, we maintain another 83 websites for our veterans benefits consultants. We are adding 6 or 7 new websites a month. A year from now, we will have well over 180 websites generating leads for our members.

Marketing Home Care: Have You Ever Thought About a Niche in Internet Communications? Or….

Posted on 08. Jun, 2009 by Val in Aging in Place, FACEBOOK, KeyWords, Marketing Elder Care, Marketing to Physicians, Post-Click Marketing, SEO, Story Telling Marketing, Twitter, Web 2.0, Web TV, home care sales, marketing adult day care, marketing assisted living, marketing home care, marketing long-term care insurance, marketing reverse mortgages, marketing senior services, marketing to baby boomers, marketing to caregivers, social media

I found this article in the New York Times online. Interesting take on seniors using the internet to stay connected, especially those who are homebound perhaps, but able to easily communicate and contribute given the opportunity. I would encourage everyone to read this important article. Which gives me an idea—I think we just found our next territory exclusive program for home care providers and maybe even some reverse mortgage professionals out there.

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Online, ‘a Reason to Keep on Going’

Here’s the link to the original article: http://www.nytimes.com/2009/06/02/health/02face.html?_r=2&ref=technology

By STEPHANIE CLIFFORD

Published: June 1, 2009

Like many older people, Paula Rice of Island City, Ky., has grown isolated in recent years. Her four grown children live in other states, her two marriages ended in divorce, and her friends are scattered. Most days, she does not see another person.

FAR FROM LONELY Paula Rice, 73, had been “dying of boredom” before discovering social networking sites. She spends up to 14 hours a day on the sites. But Ms. Rice, 73, is far from lonely. Housebound after suffering a heart attack two years ago, she began visiting the social networking sites Eons.com, an online community for aging baby boomers, and PoliceLink.com (she is a former police dispatcher). Now she spends up to 14 hours a day in online conversations.

“I was dying of boredom,” she said. “Eons, all by its lonesome, gave me a reason to keep on going.”

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