How to defeat marketing procrastination and get stuff done
Follow my 6 top tips on how to get more patients back into clinic after if you clinics are still quiet because of COVID.
What is Clubhouse and how to get started
What is Clubhouse? How should you get started and how can it help you grow your Private Practice? This blog explains all you need to know.
How to promote yourself without bragging
In this blog, I share the three main reasons why Clinicians hold back from promoting what they do, and then I’m going to teach you four ways you can ‘get over yourself’.
How to use lead magnets to grow your Private Practice
How to use lead magnets to grow your Private Practice. Building your email list is a vital way to grow a following of potential referrers and potential patients. So how do get people onto your email list? The answer is a lead magnet, and in this vlog, I'll teach you how to go about designing one.
How to develop your Private Practice resilience skills.
It's November 2020. As clinicians, we need to be resilient in these challenging times. This vlog has some great tips on how to develop your Private Practice resilience skills.
How do you know if your marketing is working?
Marketing your Private Practice isn't about paying for some Google Ads and leaving it to do it's magic. You need to ensure your organic Google search is optimised, and that your content contains what your *patients* are searching for. This blog will help you understand if your marketing is actually working for you.
Reboot your Private Practice
2020 has been a tricky year - and you want your patients to return to clinic asap. This blog explains how to get patients back into clinic and get your revenue stream back to normal.
What makes a great testimonial?
Patient testimonials are so important when potential patients are researching clinicians. Here I explain how to easily ask patients for testimonials.
How to deal with difficult patients.
Difficult patients are a part of every Clinician's Private Practice life. I share my tips on how to handle interactions with these patients, and ways to prevent difficult interactions in the first place.
