How To Use Social Media When Running a Private Practice
Next to a blog and website, you can use social media to communicate with your clients and get the word out about your private practice.
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Accelerate The Growth Of Your Private Practice With Google AdWords
Paid media can be a great way to win new clients for your private practice.
Are You Facing These 3 Challenges When Marketing Your Private Practice?
Most people become therapists because they want to help people, and marketing can feel like you have to lure people into taking on your service.
Using Evocative Images to Make Your Private Practice Website Stand Out
We all know the saying: An image speaks 1000 words.
3 Steps to Effective Search Engine Marketing for Your Private Practice
It is all good and well once you have a beautiful website for your Private Practice, right?
Using Stats to Improve your Private Practice Website
As it is with all therapists, your website is like a portal to the big wild world for your private practice. But, how do you know the portal is working, and that people enter through it?
How Therapists Can Earn a Living Running a Private Practice
There is a slight difference between making it, and making a living. The first one refers to surviving, the second is thriving.
5 Things You Need to Consider Before Setting Up a Private Practice
Only 50% of start-ups in the US survive the 5-year mark. You don’t want to be one of them. It is therefore important to understand what it takes to start a private practice before you set the process in motion.
What Do You Wish You’d Known Before Starting Your Private Practice?
Many therapists have set up a private practice before. Not all survived. Starting a private practice takes a varied skill set that not everyone possesses. That doesn’t mean you can’t learn it.
How To Make Your Private Practice Office Space Confidential
Once you start seeing clients at your private practice, you need to make sure that all your conversations and information are confidential. That means your office needs to provide a safe environment for your sessions. And let’s just say thin walls aren’t conducive to confidentiality.
