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There is always so much to learn! And I'm always on the move from this point of view. I still have a lot to grow, like everyone else." We want to start from here today, from the phrase that inspired us from the beginning and which we found in the precious words of Silvia Camnasio, who we interviewed to talk about Healthcare Marketing in the Veterinary field, to understand how we can have the right success online. Hi Silvia, let's break the ice and tell us a little about yourself... Good morning Noemi and thank you for this interview. My name is Silvia Camnasio, I am a veterinary doctor and I deal with web communication. In reality I am an expert in change, in the sense that in life I have had/wanted to never stop, by choice or necessity.
Let's go deeper: tell us the road that brought you here today... After graduating Find Your Phone Number and working as a freelancer in an emergency room, I decided to comply with my husband's request to help him in his new adventure, selling scooters. I couldn't practice my profession as I would have liked, I didn't want to settle, so I decided to change. I started studying again, this time the workshop manuals, to be prepared for the technical questions of future customers. It was 1999 and the web was different from today, but in any case I'll start immediately with online publications on scooter sales ad sites. In 2014, for various reasons, I decided to change our online presence by opening a blog and various social channels. Here too I start studying again and after "a thousand thousand" hours of work I manage, without spending a penny except for a domain and a theme for WordPress, to obtain today's results for my company.
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80% of visits from search engines, subscribers who became customers, commissions from Amazon affiliation and many quality visits. (We invite you to read this further article to understand in depth how he did it). And we reached 2016 when I got tired again and decided to start again. I have never abandoned veterinary medicine, even though I obviously no longer practice, I have never lived a day in my life without at least one dog, and a friend asks me if I can help him with his communication. He has a kennel of Central Asian Shepherds. It's the right spark. The collaboration is not born, but everything is triggered. I am contacted by an enlightened owner of a dog site who is looking for an author for technical but informative scientific texts, which can therefore be understood by everyone, which serve to seriously inform his readers, with non-personal contents, but with authoritative bibliographical sources.
Let's go deeper: tell us the road that brought you here today... After graduating Find Your Phone Number and working as a freelancer in an emergency room, I decided to comply with my husband's request to help him in his new adventure, selling scooters. I couldn't practice my profession as I would have liked, I didn't want to settle, so I decided to change. I started studying again, this time the workshop manuals, to be prepared for the technical questions of future customers. It was 1999 and the web was different from today, but in any case I'll start immediately with online publications on scooter sales ad sites. In 2014, for various reasons, I decided to change our online presence by opening a blog and various social channels. Here too I start studying again and after "a thousand thousand" hours of work I manage, without spending a penny except for a domain and a theme for WordPress, to obtain today's results for my company.
![](https://www.houzzdata.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/Find-Your-Phone-Number-300x240.png)
80% of visits from search engines, subscribers who became customers, commissions from Amazon affiliation and many quality visits. (We invite you to read this further article to understand in depth how he did it). And we reached 2016 when I got tired again and decided to start again. I have never abandoned veterinary medicine, even though I obviously no longer practice, I have never lived a day in my life without at least one dog, and a friend asks me if I can help him with his communication. He has a kennel of Central Asian Shepherds. It's the right spark. The collaboration is not born, but everything is triggered. I am contacted by an enlightened owner of a dog site who is looking for an author for technical but informative scientific texts, which can therefore be understood by everyone, which serve to seriously inform his readers, with non-personal contents, but with authoritative bibliographical sources.