The verdict is in: therapists should post on Google Plus. With all the massive google algorithm changes that have occurred over the last year or so, it’s been hard for therapists to figure out what they can do to help their rankings in a direct way. Now, finally, it seems that something has been shown […]
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The iPad can be a valuable asset in running a counseling business efficiently and productively, and many of the best iPad apps are free! Just remember any apps that save to the cloud aren’t HIPAA compliant, and it’s not advisable to use them for storing confidential client data. Dragon Dictation is a great way to
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I was recently asked by private practice consultant, Tamara Suttle, to make a video for therapists on how to use Google Analytics to help with their marketing. This video, along with an explanation, is now available at her site: http://www.allthingsprivatepractice.com/how-to-use-google-analytics-to-tell-if-your-online-marketing-is-paying-off/ If you’re wondering if your efforts in certain areas are paying off, check this out.
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I’m so happy to see that David Mihm has joined SEOMoz and is doing Whiteboard Fridays, specifically focusing on Google Local! In this post we are going to talk about how to show up in Google Places for therapists, counselors, psychologists and psychiatrists. Check out this video to understand why extra Google Places listings keep
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There’s a lot of research about mindfulness meditation these days– much of it very compelling. Having obtained my Master’s in Counseling from Buddhist-inspired Naropa University, and having done an extensive 2 year mediation in the Shambhala tradition prior to my time at Naropa, mediation has long been of interest to me. Like many, though, I’ve
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The replay from May’s coaching call is below. Providing valuable tips for free can help you grow your therapy practice It may seem counterintuitive, but giving away valuable advice for free can help you become more successful. You gain credibility, but more importantly you establish a relationship with people who visit your site, and
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The 4th piece in the 4-Piece Practice Building System is to “Nurture Your Leads” at least once per month. You do this by sending them interesting, relevant information. When your potential clients receive valuable information from you, three things happen. They’re reminded of your knowledge and expertise They appreciate you for sharing information with them
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Piece 3 in the the 4-Piece Practice Building System is to “collect leads”. This post will tell you how to build a mailing list of potential therapy clients. Another way to say that is that you should have an email opt-in form on your site and you should be collecting email addresses of people interested in
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If you’re a therapist just starting a private practice, or even re-focusing your existing private practice, you may be planning on creating a website to market yourself. Here’s a great tool that will save you time in looking for a domain name for your new website. This video will explain everything you need to know
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Do you relate to these sentiments about Facebook. I’ve always considered myself to be Facebook-challenged. I do occasionally get sucked it, but for the most part, I’m not drawn to it. Check out this infographic and then share your feelings about Facebook with the rest of us in the comments below. Are you a Facebook
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