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What kind of content do veterinary clients really want to see on social media?
Wise use of Facebook and Twitter will result in valuable engagement.
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So, your veterinary clinic has gone all in on social media. You've created Facebook and Twitter pages and have a growing list of followers just waiting for you to post. Now what? Dr. Dave Nicol says don't lose sight of the end user: Think about what your clients will find valuable and useful.
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