One of the MOST challenging aspects of blogging is managing to consistently add new posts to your website. And if you’re like me, missing out on a blog post can lead to those nagging feelings of guilt and failure; like you’re not “doing enough” to market your therapy...
When you purchase a custom domain (the URL where your website lives) you often have the option of setting up an email address with your domain name in it (i.e. [email protected]). In my experience though, these domain companies have terrible email...
I often get asked this question: “As I create my private practice website, how can I make sure people don’t see my incomplete website?” In today’s post, I’ll show you how to create a “coming soon” page within WordPress so...
If you read my last post, you should be familiar with how to create and edit your sidebar in WordPress. But what types of content should you put in your sidebar on your therapy website? In this post I’ll go over some tips to help you choose the best content for your...
Of all the platforms you could choose to build your private practice website on, nothing offers the most power, flexibility for your business, customization and SEO potential as WordPress. But with so many amazing WordPress themes out there, how can you tell which one...
In our last post, we talked about 11 things you should do BEFORE you hit publish on that amazing new therapy blog post you’ve written. Today we’ll talk more about private practice blogging and 6 things you should do AFTER you’ve posted a blog on your therapy website....
