Digital Marketing Expert Helping Dentists Get 20-100 New Patients Per Month

Aug 17, 2016

Digital marketing consultant provides life changing results for dentists throughout USA, Australia and Canada

New York, United States - August 16, 2016 /PressCable/ —

Digital Marketing Consultant, Alex Fedotoff, has been helping dentists across America experience a dramatic turnaround in their business with his savvy approach to the marketing.

For many dentists, marketing their practice is twice as hard as extracting a tooth. As a result, a number of them struggle to grow their practice into a successful one.

Hailed as the King of Lead Generation, Alex employs custom -tailored solutions to attract 20 to 100 patients a month for General Dentists, Endodontists, Orthodontists, Periodontists and other dental professionals in the United States. But it’s not just American Dentists that have been engaging his services. Dentists from Canada and Australia have experienced measurable results with Alex’s online marketing expertise.

On average, Alex generates approximately 11,000 leads per month. His digital marketing tactics include SEO, Adwords, Facebook advertising and a host of other results driven marketing techniques.

Alex is officially certified by Google Adwords and Google Analytics and Hubspot. A long time marketing expert, he entered the dental marketing niche after his sister, who was in dental school at the time, recommended a dentist who needed help getting more patients. He said: “I helped that dentist understand his need for professional marketing and helped him increase his clientele. It wasn’t too long after that I started to specialize in dentistry and get dentists incredible results.”

Alex’s success as a dental marketing expert has not gone unnoticed. He has been featured on Fox, NBC, and in the Dental Economics magazine. To add to that, he boasts hundreds of satisfied dentists. One of his clients Dr. Claudine S. attests to the dynamic results she experienced from engaging his marketing expertise.

She explained: “I had a problem with getting new patients through the door. I mean, I have new patients every month but there was never a time when I could predict how many of them will come. Alex setup several marketing systems for me for retention as well as for new patients. Result – my revenue increased for about 15% in just 3 months. Alex Fedotoff is worth your time. Jump on this!”

For further details or to learn more how the King of Lead Generation can help attract more high value clients, visit: www.alexandrfedotoff.com.

For more information, please visit http://www.alexandrfedotoff.com/

Contact Info:
Name: Jonathan Sidwell
Organization: Dental Economics
Address: 1574 Gulf Road New York NY
Phone: 7782350055

Release ID: 128126

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