Blake Bush Family Eye Care Recognized by Web Marketing Association

Blake Bush Family Eye Care of Ardmore, Oklahoma is pleased to announce that their website has been recognized for Outstanding Achievement in Web Development by the Web Marketing Awards. Results of the juried competition were announced on September 8, 2022.

 

Websites are judged on seven criteria including design, innovation, content, technology, interactivity, copywriting, and ease of use. 

 

Dr. Blake Bush, owner of Blake Bush Family Eye Care, worked with digital marketing agency WSI Summit to develop the website with a goal of making the website an extension of the in-office patient experience. 

 

"In the last few years, we have invested in both a new office and a new website. The goal of both is to help us continue to deliver exceptional eye care to our patients." Said Dr. Bush. 

 

Speaking on behalf of WSI Summit, Gunnar Hood said "Working with Blake has been a wonderful experience. His passion for helping people is positively contagious. When planning the website project, we talked about the number of people in the region who suffer from conditions like keratoconus or dry eye disease and the importance of helping those patients connect with the resources offered by Blake Bush Family Eye Care. So, we not only developed content to help those patients, but we also worked to ensure the content could be found in online search."

 

 

 



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