Are dentistry practice web site announcements on-topic?

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David Hennessy - 02 Nov 2008 03:52 GMT

Hi! Are posts to this newsgroup announcing the launch of a dental
practice's web site considered on-topic?

Thanks,

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Steven Fawks - 02 Nov 2008 12:17 GMT

I certainly don't speak for everyone here, but a simple:
"Hey, I got my website up and running. Take a look and
tell me what you think.", would probably not draw a great
deal of criticism.

If you keep hawking yourself and try to market a book or
something, you might want to put your cyber armor on.

'Course if all you ever post is that same message every
month as a marketing ploy (won't be worth the effort on
smd anyway!) all bets are off.

Steve

> Hi! Are posts to this newsgroup announcing the launch of a dental
> practice's web site considered on-topic?
>
> Thanks,

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Steven Bornfeld - 02 Nov 2008 19:16 GMT

> I certainly don't speak for everyone here, but a simple:
> "Hey, I got my website up and running. Take a look and
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>>
>> Thanks,

I find in most newsgroups, even spam is tolerated better from those who
contribute (and I mean OTHER than spam) than the hit-and-runs.

Steve

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David Hennessy - 02 Nov 2008 20:08 GMT

>> Hi! Are posts to this newsgroup announcing the launch of a dental
>> practice's web site considered on-topic?
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> month as a marketing ploy (won't be worth the effort on
> smd anyway!) all bets are off.

Thanks for the reply! Don't worry, I don't intend to market anything. I
designed a web site for a dental practice, and I was hoping to get
feedback from people in-the-know besides other web designers. I've been
getting a lot of highly technical feedback so far, but it doesn't really
address the fact that this is a web site for a dentist's office.

I'm not a dental professional myself, so I don't have a whole lot to
contribute to the conversation here myself -- however, I can certainly
return the favor of a site critique!

The site is: http://emmertdentalassociates.com/

[Please note that the problematic Google Maps are soon-to-be replaced by
photos on the "Our 3 Locations" page.]

Thanks!

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