by Daniel Fava | Jun 11, 2019 | Marketing A Private Practice, Podcast, Private Practice Website
So you’ve started your private practice, hung up your sign and now you just need one thing. Clients. So you jump right into strategy, trying to learn the ins-and-outs of marketing a private practice as quickly as possible so you don’t miss out on clients and revenue....
by Daniel Fava | Jun 4, 2019 | Marketing A Private Practice, Podcast
Do you have an idea for creating another stream of revenue in your private practice? Maybe you’re passionate about a topic and you want to build a community of people you can serve with your expertise? But does the thought of actually doing it kinda scare you? Like,...
by Daniel Fava | May 28, 2019 | Marketing A Private Practice, Podcast
Have you ever thought about adding new income streams to the one-on-one client work you do in your private practice? Perhaps you’ve had an idea for an online course, ebook or training you could create and sell online? With so many tools and opportunities at your...
by Daniel Fava | May 21, 2019 | Podcast, Private Practice Website
Are you using photos of yourself in marketing for your private practice? If so, do you love those portraits? Do they help you create connection and establish professionalism? I’ve reviewed and viewed many therapist websites in my years as a web designer and...
by Daniel Fava | May 14, 2019 | Building Traffic, Marketing A Private Practice, Podcast, Private Practice Website, SEO (Search Engine Optimization)
Your therapy website is ground zero for attracting your ideal client to your private practice and hopefully converting them into a paying client. But as time goes on and your practice grows, you’re sure to attract some of the other types of clients. You know, the ones...
by Daniel Fava | May 7, 2019 | Building Traffic, Podcast, Private Practice Website
If you don’t have the right kind of content on your private practice website, it can be a challenge to stand out. And I’m talking about standing out in Google and standing out to your potential clients. Both of those audiences (Lord Google and your target audience)...
