Are you a healthcare pro trying to stand out and land those high-paying brand deals, even if you don’t have a huge following on social media? In this episode, Amy Gorin shares a surprisingly simple tip that could make a big difference: adding an “As Seen In” section to your website.

Amy breaks down how just a handful of media features, like ABC, Forbes, and EatingWell, can go a long way in building trust with both brands and clients. She’ll walk you through how to pick the right logos, where to place them, and why this one tweak to your homepage can boost your credibility, attract the kind of clients you really want, and even grow your income.

Whether you’re a dietitian, doctor, health coach, or somewhere in between, this is a smart move you can start using right away.

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Episode highlights:
(0:0) Intro
(2:45) What is an “As Seen In” section?
(5:03) How media connections help land paid brand deals
(5:58) The ideal number of media features to showcase
(10:31) Where to place your “As Seen In” for best impact
(14:04) Using media features to get more clients
(15:40) Extending this strategy to social media bios
(17:24) Free resources to help you get featured
(18:14) Outro

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