(EMAILWIRE.COM, October 09, 2012 ) Minneapolis, MN -- James R Dreesen JR, best-selling Amazon author, teacher and medical marketing expert authored his book 'Internet Marketing for Medical Practices & Doctors' because he believes Doctors need help getting started using the Internet to attract new patients.

In his book, James explains a high level overview of the top 6 ways Doctors can use the Internet to get new patients. When talking with Doctors for his company Get New Patients, INC, James discovered early on the lack of knowledge and misinformation about the fundamentals of Internet marketing. These fundamentals or core areas of Internet marketing are why some practices will be there in the years to come and why some will not.

When asked James said, "It is no secret that Doctors need more new Patients because simply raising rates isn't feasible for patients during these tough economic times." He went on to say, "Today's world however also provide an enormous opportunity for Doctors as more patients are turning to the Internet and their mobile phones to find Doctors and medical practices when they need them most."

This sense of opportunity and passion about Internet marketing is sensed throughout the book as James lays the 6 areas online that Doctors can leverage to get all the new profitable patients they would ever want. Also a sense of James' humor can be felt in the first chapter of the book which highlights the importance of patient reviews on the Internet.

About the Author:

James Dreesen is the CEO of Get New Patients, INC which is owned by NorthStar SEO, LLC. The companies are based in Minneapolis, Minnesota and provide full-service Internet marketing campaigns, website designs / redesigns, Search Engine Optimization, Pay Per Click Advertising, and Social Media Marketing.

Get New Patients, INC.

James Dreesen

(888) - 221 - 0865

info@getnewpatientsinc.com


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