RetinaEyeDoctor.com was started one year ago! I remain as energized as ever about social media, the Internet and patient education. Creating one of the few objective souces of health information has been a lot of work...but also very rewarding and fun. Traffic "Traffic" on the web is a good thing. Traffic refers to the number of people coming to a web site. The … [Read more...]
Attn Email Subscribers: New Email Alerts
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...]
Medical Blogger: What’s in a Name?
Am I a Medical Blogger? A "blogger" is someone who blogs. "Blogging" is the act of writing articles, usually about a personal opinion, or posts, and publishing them on a blog. A "medical blogger" is usually a doctor that blogs about medical issues. I am not sure where I fit in. I am a blogger and I am a doctor, but I try to keep my opinions to … [Read more...]
The 100th Post to RetinaEyeDoctor.com: What I have Learned, Part I
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...]
My 5oth Post to RetinaEyeDoctor.com. What I Have Learned.
As I recently "celebrated" my fiftieth post, I also recognize the progress, and mistakes, made so far. For those of you interested, modern blogging is a powerful medium in which to publish, share, market and promote goods, services and information. I would like to share some of this progress and tell you what I have done so far; 1. Be disciplined. I started … [Read more...]

