In this episode of The Private Practice Elevation Podcast I'll give you 5 important questions you can ask before hiring a website design agency for your private practice.

Your online presence is one of the best investments you can make when you're marketing your therapy practice.

The trouble is, many therapists don't know the right questions to ask.

So, in this episode, I'm putting myself on the other side of the table and thinking about what I'd want to know if I was hiring someone to design a website for my business.

Listen in, take notes, and use these questions to help facilitate your conversations when talking with a therapy website design company.

In this episode you're going to learn how to create an SEO strategy for your own private practice website.

Search engine optimization (SEO) is becoming one of my favorite topics. I love how practical it is and the results that can happen in your therapy practice when your ideal clients can find you on Google.

The problem with SEO is that it is SUCH a big topic.

But if you have a website and want to attract more of your clients to it, you've got to at least understand the basics of SEO and how to apply it to your business.

That's why, in this episode, I'm giving you a 3-step formula to craft your own SEO strategy and start getting more traffic to your website.

In this week's podcast episode, you're going to learn how to step into leadership so that you can scale your business and lead your team well.

I know many of you that listen to this podcast are either leading a group practice, in the process of shifting to a group practice model, or plan to in the future.

In doing so there are likely many roles that you're already playing in your therapy practice and maybe even more that you'll play in the future.

But probably the most important role that will have the biggest impact on the growth of your business is that of a leader.

To help us embrace our inner leader and do it in an authentic way, we're talking with Katie Vernoy.

Katie is the co-founder and co-host for the Therapy Reimagined Conference and the Modern Therapist's Survival Guide podcast.

Listen in now! 

In this week's Encore Episode, we're going to help you determine the actual return on investment you'll get from investing in an online marketing strategy for your private practice.

If you don't know what the real monetary impact of your investments is (whether that's money, time, marketing focus), you'll have trouble knowing what's working and what isn't. 

So listen is as we go through some key metrics that you'll want to know in order to help you decide whether investing in your online presence makes sense for you.

 

 

I've had a ton of great guests and great podcast episodes, but this is by far my favorite episode! 

That's because I got to interview my favorite person of all time: my wife, Liz!

If you've followed my journey for some time then you already know that I do what I do because of my wife and that first website we built for her therapy practice back in 2012.

She was just getting started in private practice, heading out on her own and we knew nothing about marketing, ideal clients or how to get found in search engines.

Fast forward to 2020 and Liz finds herself in her own office space with a full practice and a waiting list of clients.

In this week's episode of the Private Practice Elevation podcast, we dig into the nitty-gritty of my wife's 8-year private practice journey from zero clients to a successful practice.

In this Encore Episode you'll learn how to find the right SEO keywords to use on your private practice website.

This is step one of helping your clients find you in search engines.

If you don't know which keywords are "good" ones, then you won't know what type of content you need to create..

So this episode will help you save time and understand how you can easily uncover the right keywords for your private practice.

Check it out now!

One of the first questions I get when someone decides they're going to build their therapy website using WordPress is, "what hosting company should I use?"

In this episode of The Private Practice Elevation Podcast, I'll share with you some of the key things you'll want to look for when choosing a reliable host for your WordPress website.

Like any service that you invest in for your business, your hosting company should serve YOU and empower you to focus more on your business and make it easier for you to succeed.

So how can you avoid choosing a WordPress hosting company that sucks the life out of you and the money out of your wallet?

Give a listen to this week's episode!

In today's Encore Episode of the Private Practice Elevation Podcast, we're discussing how to build an online group therapy practice.

Many therapists have heard of the business model of a group practice.

It's a great model that takes a lot of work.

But usually, when we think of group practices, we think of a group of people in one physical location.

Well, today we're talking with Dr. Lisa Lovelace, founder of Synergy eTherapy, a group practice that has been solely online since starting in 2016. 

Today, Lisa's group practice has 12 clinicians and is serving clients in 14 states.

If you're curious in creating an online group therapy practice, I know this episode will be helpful to you.

In this week's Encore Episode, I'm going to give you an overview of an entire online-marketing strategy that you can use to guide you as you grow your private practice.

As a business owner, it can often be difficult to understand what we should focus on and when in order to generate more revenue and reach our business goals.

So, this episode will be the first of a 4-part series breaking down what I call "The Online Marketing Summit" to help you know what to focus on and when.

In this week's Encore Episode, we're talking with a very special guest: Maureen Werrbach from The Group Practice Exchange. Maureen helps healthcare owners successfully start and scale their businesses, so that they can have a larger impact on their communities.

She is also the owner of a group practice in Chicago, Urban Wellness, where she employs 40 of her own clinical staff.

So, Maureen knows a thing or two about scaling a private practice and leading a team of clinicians that share her vision for her business.

If you want some key lessons to help you can start and continue to grow your own group practice, listen up!