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Owning a dental practice means you wear many hats (especially when you\\u2019re first getting started). As the owner, these are just some of the roles you play:
As you fill your dentist chair and get busier, it\\u2019s natural to take shortcuts when it comes to certain areas of your business.
But the one thing you always want to make a priority is filling that dental chair.
That\\u2019s why today\\u2019s guest strongly believes that you should never take shortcuts when it comes to your marketing.
And he has the business portfolio to back it up.
Before becoming a dental practice owner, he owned multiple other businesses, which he bought, built to great heights, and sold.
This gives him a unique perspective that I\\u2019m excited for you to hear about today.
Jerry Jones is the owner of Jerry Jones Direct, a company that markets and helps dental practices attract and retain patients. He also owns Wellness Springs Dental, a national franchise of dental practices that is helping people all over the country get started.
Here are a few things you\\u2019ll discover\\xa0in today\\u2019s episode:
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It\\u2019s great to get a different perspective from someone who has owned businesses outside of the dental industry. If you found today\\u2019s episode valuable, then you\\u2019re sure to get even more out of today\\u2019s bonus.
As Jerry mentioned, there are some things you shouldn\\u2019t take shortcuts on when it comes to your business, and marketing is one of them. Jerry provides more of his marketing insight, and more, in today\\u2019s bonus.
It\\u2019s a book called 24 Mistakes To Not Make When Owning a Dental Practice.
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