By Michael Dorausch, DC On a recent road trip (partially along the California five freeway) to Yosemite National Forest, I passed by a number of chiropractic offices. We stopped in Bakersfield on Friday to visit the office of Dr. James Ryan and took some photographs of chiropractic offices in Fresno. On Saturday, I was in Oakhurst, Fish Camp, and Coarsegold, and took photos of signs and outsides of chiropractic offices I located while in those towns. This photo was taken off of California Highway 41. There is a new hotel and casino in Coarsegold (which looked massive) but I didn’t
On the first day of a hot summer this guy should be extremely busy. Oh wait…. Slowly he would cruise the neighborhood, waiting for that occasional careless child who confused him with another vendor. Sure thing Johnny, you’ll be screaming, but it won’t be for ice cream.
By Michael Dorausch, DC The following is a collection of Twitter messages (follow me here) of people expressing their thoughts on chiropractic. These are all from yesterday (except for the last one, which was on June 13). They make for an interesting collection of image captures on what’s going through the minds of five people going to the chiropractor. my first chiropractic appt was awesome. i was nervous but now i can’t wait to go back lunchtime chiropractic will hopefully be a godsend. chiropractic adjustment felt so good after missing appt for 2 mos. Experiencing improved spinal health Chiropractic visit
By Michael Dorausch, DC Checking your website log files is a great way to discover what kinds of searches are resulting in visitors to your site or blog. You can optimize your site for particular words you want to be found for and you can incorporate popular terms to easily drive new traffic. I grabbed a screenshot over the weekend of the top 10 search keyphrases (from last week) appearing in the log file for this blog. Let’s take a look at those results in greater detail… 1. chiropractic The number one result was for the term chiropractic, which is
By Michael Dorausch, DC Shoes have been a hot item for quite some time. There are running shoes, walking shoes, hiking shoes, calf muscle strengthening shoes, shoes that encourage better posture and balance, and a custom shoe style for nearly every type of activity. I discovered a number of interesting advertisements when browsing through a newspaper (from around 1908) and I’ll be sharing a few of them here. This particular advertisement is for O’Sullivans Shaped Rubber Heels which are purported to increase your walking powers 100%. Unlike the Claxton Ear-Cap (to prevent ugly ears), rubber heels continue to be an
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By Michael Dorausch, DC No rhyme or reason here, other than its Friday and I didn’t think I’d get a chance to make a blog post before mid-Saturday afternoon. I was performing some searches for phone related articles and I came across a number of different posts, written by different chiropractic authors, that I hadn’t seen in some time. They were all written by chiropractors, check them out… A bartender is just a pharmacist with a limited inventory By Darrel Crain, D.C. “Doc, I’m pretty sure I need some of those big green pills, you know, like the ones on
by Michael Dorausch, DC When you’ve been in chiropractic practice long enough, you notice people doing the funniest things with chiropractic benches and tables. Having been around these pieces of equipment for nearly 2 decades, one begins to take for granted the assumption that everybody knows how to lie down on a table, how to use a table, and what the purpose of each table is for. I grabbed photos of 10 different styles of chiropractic adjusting tables which I found in classified ads for chiropractic tables, and I’ll be displaying them here. A few will be marked with red
by Michael Dorausch, DC I’m starting to have fun going through the bulk mailboxes for one of our chiropractic servers. It handles e-mail for dozens of chiropractic web sites. Now that we’ve got more aggressive filtering out spam, it’s easier to see when people or bots are targeting every e-mail address on the server. In previous posts I’ve written about spam e-mail targeted at chiropractors and it’s been covered in the news. There was a popular niche industry post and an article focused on decompression spam e-mails. As I’ve mentioned in previous posts, it’s not the pay day loan e-mails
by Michael Dorausch Spotted a blooper on the homepage of Google News tonight (Sunday). The top story title read: Sample hedline goes here Story was from the Atlanta Journal Constitution and it wasn’t a happy one. See screenshot below. Funny enough, a google search for Sample hedline goes here returns a number of results.
by Michael Dorausch (and Zoey Daisy Love) I HAD to change the name of this post from Thoughts after Thanksgiving to WordPress Blogging Labrador after what I caught my dog Zoey doing earlier. I had just finished eating a leftover turkey leg and was getting ready to do a blog post (about leftovers) but I had to get up because my dog (who thinks she rules the earth) was barking at the plate on my desk. I got up to take the plate to the kitchen and returned to discover my Labrador was blogging on my saved post! It’s pretty