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Pedors launches mobile-friendly website

February 21, 2017HME News Staff

ROSWELL, Ga. - Pedors has re-designed its B2B ordering website to be mobile responsive. The site now enables foot care professionals to easily order product using a smart phone, laptop or desktop device 24/7. “The rapid advances in mobile technology over the past two years have had an enormous impact on how healthcare is delivered,” said John O'Hare, co-founder and CEO of Pedors. “The advent of electronic health records allows a patient health record to move with them. Most...

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Golden unveils new website

June 10, 2015HME News Staff

OLD FORGE, Pa. - Golden Technologies has launched a new, mobile-friendly website, it announced this week. The site features a link on every product page where a consumer can click, fill out a brief form, and the information will be sent to the nearest Golden Flagship Retailer. “We are always looking at ways to drive traffic to our retailers,” said Patricia O'Brien, director of marketing and merchandising. The new site also features product accessory buttons that link to specific fabric...

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Providers race to rank

May 15, 2015Tracy Orzel

YARMOUTH, Maine - Seventy-two percent of the respondents to a recent HME NewsPoll say their websites are mobile-friendly.That's a good thing, because in April, Google tweaked its search algorithm to make mobile-friendly websites rank higher in mobile search results.It's also a good thing because 78% of respondents say more of their customers are using mobile devices to find them.“During the first quarter of 2015, over 30% of our web traffic was mobile—21% mobile, 10% tablet,” wrote...

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Google pushes providers to 'look good'

May 15, 2015Theresa Flaherty, Managing Editor

YARMOUTH, Maine - It's so big it's been dubbed “Mobilegeddon,” but what does Google's recent decision to favor mobile-friendly websites mean for HME providers?Google on April 21 tweaked its search algorithm to make mobile-friendly websites rank higher in mobile search results.“It's not going to be OK any more to have a large website that looks bad on a mobile device,” said Justin Racine, marketing and e-commerce manager at Woburn, Mass.-based Geriatric Medical, which recently...

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