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LifeLearn, Inc. has launched an engaging corporate web site with improved navigation, helpful resources, multimedia tools, and expanded services..

The new site uses the same platform as LifeLearn’s WebDVM4 web site design and hosting service, which enables improved interaction with site visitors through blog articles, visitor comments, and social media.

“A large part of LifeLearn’s business is geared toward helping veterinarians create a strong online presence that enables better client communication and education, leading to better compliance, better business, and better patient care,” said James Carroll, chief operating officer of LifeLearn. “We are following our own advice with LifeLearn.com. Our new site allows us to better connect with our customers, highlight the broad scope of our services, provide more proactive service levels, and deliver information that helps veterinarians run a better business.”

Veterinarians and corporate partners are able to access several new services

• Demonstrations, technical support videos, and frequently-asked questions for LifeLearn’s ClientEd Online and WebDVM4 products.

• Webinars, blog articles and whitepapers on various topics from business and practice management to marketing, branding and social media.

• Upcoming events such as continuing education courses and industry trade shows.

• Real-time streams from LifeLearn’s Twitter and Facebook pages.

Pet owners can also find and subscribe to LifeLearn’s new MyPetED service and mobile app, focused on “connecting people, pets and vets.” With educational content written by LifeLearn veterinary authors, MyPetED helps to reduce the amount of misinformation regarding pet health and drive pet owners to their veterinarian in an empowered manner. 

MyPetED also includes a “Find a Vet” search database, “Adopt a Pet” search function, “My Pets” area to log pet health information and appointment records, and “My Vet” area to keep important contact information. The MyPetED mobile app is available through the Apple App Store. 

“Today’s consumers want to interact with businesses through a rich, multimedia experience that’s current, engaging and easy to navigate,” said Leah Stephenson, chief creative officer of LifeLearn. “The new LifeLearn.com not only delivers this for our customers but also demonstrates our ability to deliver superb online engagement on behalf of our corporate and veterinary clients alike.”

Source: LifeLearn