Blogs help rank a website on search engines, but that’s not their only purpose. A blog is also an expression of you and your practice’s brand, and it could be the deciding factor that turns a potential client into a long-term client.
We all go through periods of not feeling like pursuing something we’ve committed to, especially if that something doesn’t provide instant rewards or seem worth the time. Blogging can easily become one of these things. It often feels like you’re writing to no one, alone at your desk or in a café, typing away. Your …
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Click the image below to download the free report. Generating Creative Blog Post Titles Have you ever been in a situation where you have a really great idea for a blog post but you can’t seem to come up with a creative title? We’re going to share our favorite tools for generating creative titles for …
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Click the image below to download the free report. Have you ever wondered if the blog post you’re writing on your therapy website is actually readable to the general public? We think you should be. Why is Blog Readability so Important? You want your blog posts to be easy to read to keep your potential …
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Click the image below to download the free report. Why is Blogging Important for Ranking your Website on Google? Ongoing blogging is a an important piece of the marketing system for mental health websites. The larger your website is, the higher you’ll rank in Google. There’s a direct correlation between ranking and the number of pages on …
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Click the image below to download the free report. What’s the Best Way to Categorize your Blog Posts? You want to have categories on your blog that are meaningful for your readers. Let’s imagine that one of the groups that you like to work with is people who are suffering with depression. If that’s the …
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Click the image below to download the free report. Have you ever wondered if you should accept blog posts from other people? Is there any reason you should or shouldn’t let someone post an article on your site? Step 1: Why You? The first step is to understand why this person would be contacting you …
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Click the image below to download the free report. Should you Use Images in your Blog Posts? The answer is YES, a big YES, and I’m going to tell you exactly why. According to research, blog posts with relevant images get 94% more views than blog posts without images. That’s a huge percentage to consider …
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Click the image below to download the free report. Wondering whether or not you should allow people to leave comments on your private practice blog? We’re going to show the pros and cons of leaving your blog comments open and share our recommendations. Comments or No Comments? From our experience, most therapy website blogs don’t …
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Click the image below to download the free report. How to Generate Blog Post Ideas Our favorite way to generate blog post ideas is to write down common things you discuss with your clients. You can collect your ideas on a notepad, in a Word document – whatever you prefer – simply jot down the …
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