Expert Introverted Marketing Help for Do it Yourselfers!!

I'm passionate about teaching mental health counselors, marriage and family therapists, psychologists, clinical social workers, psychotherapists, how to use the internet to get more clients.

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Colleagues who are life coaches, spiritual coaches, wellness coaches, and those who are naturopathic doctors, acupuncturists, and others in the healing and helping arts all find the internet marketing skills and client attraction tips here needed to maximize the use of your private practice website and build a successful solopreneur business.

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Where Do I Find Clients?

That’s the age-old question, isn’t it?  I hear it everyday from new counselors and coaches.  And I’m going to stand that question on its ear with this personal story.

When I started out, I . . . → Read More: Where Do I Find Clients?

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Why Interruption Marketing Doesn't Work

Last week as I was putting the just-bought groceries into my front seat, a soccer mom approached my car, waving some small stack of apparent coupons to get my attention. I figured she was helping . . . → Read More: Why Interruption Marketing Doesn’t Work

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6 Stage Map for Private Practice Marketing

In the broadest sense for solopreneurs in the healing arts, there are 6 main stages of marketing. Each stage has a number of components, but first it’s helpful to just get the lay of the marketing landscape. . . . → Read More: 6 Stage Map for Private Practice Marketing

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The Misconception that Niching will Limit You

Fears about limiting ourselves, being perceived as exclusionary, or getting bored with the same type of client all the time are common misconceptions about niche marketing and deciding on an ideal client.

The ‘Limiting . . . → Read More: Squashing the Misconception that Niching will Limit You

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