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Client Website Traffic Jumps After this Goldman Placement
Goldman & Associates recently generated a major story in the Wall Street Journal for client Silverado Senior Living. The article on the front page of the WSJ’s Personal Journal section spotlighted Silverado’s unique program of weekly golf lessons for people with Alzheimer’s disease. Traffic to Silverado’s website, www.Silveradosenior.com, jumped 20-percent as a result of the WSJ article and has remained at that level since. Silverado is known in the senior living industry as a national leader and innovator in care for those with Alzheimer’s and other memory impairments. Securing coverage in the Wall Street Journal is part of Goldman’s program to further elevate nationwide industry, business, and consumer awareness of Silverado. Based in California, Silverado operates 20 memory-care communities in California, Texas, Arizona and Utah and also offers home care, care management, and hospice care through its Silverado At Home and Silverado Hospice service lines.
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