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This week is all about what marketing didn’t work as well as I hoped to grow my acupuncture practice in 2024.
I also share what marketing I plan to carry forward into 2025, based on this review of what worked, what didn’t, what took too much energy, etc.
If you missed last week’s episode, #91: What Marketing Worked to Grow My Acupuncture Practice in 2024, click here to listen.
In this episode, I talk about:
Show Notes:
💜 Today’s episode is sponsored by The Pelvic Acu, Dr. Krystal Couture.
Dr. Couture specializes in teaching acupuncturists how to effectively treat pelvic pain and dysfunction through both online and in-person classes.
Did you know that 32% of women and 16% of men experience pelvic pain or dysfunction? Unfortunately, many are only offered pharmaceutical solutions that mask symptoms without addressing the root cause.
As an acupuncturist, your expertise lies in identifying the source of dysfunction and crafting a treatment plan that brings true, holistic healing—not just symptom relief.
Dr. Couture offers a range of pelvic care classes, from introductory sessions to advanced training, including a comprehensive pelvic care certificate program. You’ll learn pelvic anatomy, pathology, needling techniques, draping, and so much more.
In 2025, she’s hosting five in-person training weekends. And if travel isn’t an option, there are over a dozen online classes available, so you can start offering pelvic care acupuncture in your practice right away.
Her courses are NCCAOM, Florida, and California approved, and she even offers a free 1-PDA credit class—an introduction to pelvic care for acupuncturists.
Click here to view her courses and start transforming how you treat pelvic health today!
Support the show
Curious about Acupuncture Marketing School, the online course for marketing beginners? Join me inside! Click here to learn more.
By Michelle Grasek, MS, L.Ac.5
2525 ratings
This week is all about what marketing didn’t work as well as I hoped to grow my acupuncture practice in 2024.
I also share what marketing I plan to carry forward into 2025, based on this review of what worked, what didn’t, what took too much energy, etc.
If you missed last week’s episode, #91: What Marketing Worked to Grow My Acupuncture Practice in 2024, click here to listen.
In this episode, I talk about:
Show Notes:
💜 Today’s episode is sponsored by The Pelvic Acu, Dr. Krystal Couture.
Dr. Couture specializes in teaching acupuncturists how to effectively treat pelvic pain and dysfunction through both online and in-person classes.
Did you know that 32% of women and 16% of men experience pelvic pain or dysfunction? Unfortunately, many are only offered pharmaceutical solutions that mask symptoms without addressing the root cause.
As an acupuncturist, your expertise lies in identifying the source of dysfunction and crafting a treatment plan that brings true, holistic healing—not just symptom relief.
Dr. Couture offers a range of pelvic care classes, from introductory sessions to advanced training, including a comprehensive pelvic care certificate program. You’ll learn pelvic anatomy, pathology, needling techniques, draping, and so much more.
In 2025, she’s hosting five in-person training weekends. And if travel isn’t an option, there are over a dozen online classes available, so you can start offering pelvic care acupuncture in your practice right away.
Her courses are NCCAOM, Florida, and California approved, and she even offers a free 1-PDA credit class—an introduction to pelvic care for acupuncturists.
Click here to view her courses and start transforming how you treat pelvic health today!
Support the show
Curious about Acupuncture Marketing School, the online course for marketing beginners? Join me inside! Click here to learn more.

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