Digital Marketing, Private Practice, The Basics, Therapists
Google Business Profile, formerly known as Google My Business, is a free, multi-featured business listing that local businesses can use to manage their presence on Google Search and Google Maps. Google Business Profile is not unlike listings on online business directories such as Yelp, but it’s found directly in Google and Google Maps search results. This is why having a Google Business Profile is so important for small businesses – potential clients don’t have to visit a third-party site.
Community Mental Health, Private Practice, Therapists
While telehealth has been around for decades, in some form or another, it quickly became the norm in 2020, the year COVID hit the U.S. hard. Suddenly, telehealth became the standard way to access medical care, and practitioners were forced to quickly create and implement programs and procedures that normally would have taken months to do. In some ways, it was a testament to what we were all capable of, but it was also the beginning of a long period of waiting, constant back-and-forth changes, and more waiting.
Private Practice, Small Business Owners, Strategy, Therapists
Clinic and private practice owners, are you frustrated with your ability to track those who are interested in your services: forms, appointment, insurance, etc? Optimize your intake system in one afternoon!
Community Mental Health, Human-Centered Marketing, Private Practice, Social Media, Therapists
Therapists, as leaders in mental healthcare, you can help open up dialogue about mental illness and to work to fight stigma by leveraging social media.
Communication, Human-Centered Marketing, Therapists
If you’re like most therapists, you aren’t really interested in playing the marketing “game.” We specialize in working with mental and behavioral health therapists to get you traction online, but not at the cost of your integrity.
Communication, Private Practice, Therapists, Websites
“I don’t have time for all that computer stuff, I focus on people.” Technology can feel like the enemy when it sucks our time or when our systems are so complicated we are distracted from our higher work. But in 2020, people insist on using technology to find you, interact with you and even praise you.
