Amy and I got back from Orlando, last week. We attended the American Academy of Ophthalmology annual meeting, the world's largest gathering of ophthalmologists and those associated with our "industry." It's our huge trade show. For us, we got some national exposure for our new company. Telling a Story You may remember that we received a nice endorsement from the … [Read more...]
How This Blog Has Developed…into a Business!
August 31, 2011 By 8 Comments
Blogs, the simplest form of social media, can improve health education and at the same time aid interested doctors in marketing their medical practice. It's a win-win. I started about 2.5 years ago with retinaeyedoctor.com. It started as a bit of challenge to myself, but resulted after my attorney wife, Amy, introduced me to the techniques of Internet … [Read more...]
Attn Email Subscribers: New Email Alerts
May 19, 2010 By Leave a Comment
To My Subscribers, In the past few days I have been busy changing the service that notifies you of new articles on the web site. The email alert is no longer coming from Feedburner.com (Google) and should be coming from aWeber (of no consequence to you). Hence, the change in the new look of the message. the "thank you" you just received although you signed … [Read more...]
Blogs are Web Pages That “Morph”
March 26, 2010 By 1 Comment
This site is a medical blog. I call it a web site, but there are a few subtle differences germane only to "webmasters." For you, the reader, it is just a web site. Either way, your are looking for credible sources of health information. WEB + LOG = WEBLOG = BLOG The term "blog" is actually a combination of the two words web and log. It has all the functionality … [Read more...]
The 100th Post to RetinaEyeDoctor.com: What I have Learned, Part I
November 3, 2009 By 3 Comments
This week celebrates my 100th post to the site. I started in April, 2009, hit the 50th post in August and have been continuing to develop the site. In August, to celebrate my 50th post, I wrote about what I had learned. I would like to continue that theme this week. 1. Stay Focused with Your Writing/Blogging. This is probably the hardest part about developing a … [Read more...]
