Marketing For Therapists

We have finally made it to the end of our email marketing provider list! First, we looked at AWeber, the service I have used for years. Then, we dove into Constant Contact, MailChimp and iContact. Last, but certainly not least, on our list is MailPoet (formerly known as Wysija). Mailpoet is a little bit different

Next up on our list of email marketing service providers is iContact for therapists. Last week, I looked at MailChimp — a service with a great list of features, including multi-user capabilities, mobile email creation, and a pay-as-you-go option. While iContact doesn’t have a chimp smiling at you on their homepage, I figured we couldn’t

Over the past two weeks, we have looked at two different email marketing services for therapists – AWeber and Constant Contact. This week, we continue our email marketing series by covering the next service on our list – MailChimp. While talking with therapists, MailChimp has seemed to be a fairly popular email marketing service, among

Last week, we took a look at AWeber – an email marketing service I have used for years. This week we are covering a different auto responder that I have found to be popular among therapists, Constant Contact. Over the next few weeks, I will cover the remaining popular email marketing services, including: AWeber Constant

Last week, I taught you how to start building your email marketing list, by utilizing a free report. Once you start to develop an email list, its important to nurture the relationship you have created. So, what exactly do you do with your email list once you start building it? Make Contact With Your Email

Now that you know why you need to build an email list for your therapy practice, how exactly do you build it? In our last post in our Email Marketing series, we introduced you to the idea of how free reports are key to building your list. So what exactly is a Free Report, and

Many therapists wonder why you need to build an email list to attract clients. It’s because of the 2% rule. But let me digress for a moment. Suzy Was a Classic 80% Case A client, let’s call her Suzy, called me the other day and told me that she had been on my email list