You got your therapy website ready. You got hosting, published content, added all the essential pages and published the website on the open internet. After that you try to search the website on Google’s search engine. But when you type “therapist near me” or “therapy + [city]” into Google, you notice your private practice therapy…
In my post, 7 things to consider while selecting a hosting for a private practice therapy website, I wrote about the location of the server being an important feature to check. In this post, I will continue with hosting location importance for a therapist website. In this post, I have shared 3 reasons why having…
You have decided to launch your private practice therapy website but unsure how to select the right hosting? With so many hosting options available in the market, which will be the most ideal for you? Also there are so many features that are listed on every hosting provider’s websites. That’s really confusing. Through this post,…
When was the last time you checked your private practice website on your phone? Is your therapist website optimized for mobile screens? If it is not, then, you might be missing out on potential clients. Many therapists believe that if the website is displaying and loading good on desktop, then it will also be loading…
Having a private practice website is a great way to increase online visibility. Many therapists create a website simply to “be online,” but that website never brings new clients. Why? Maybe because it is build just like a basic digital-card which provides details about you but not optimized for attracting clients. In this post, I…
You have finally decided to launch your private practice website. That’s a great way to showcase your work and attract private practice clients. Although launching a private practice website is exciting, but it can also feel overwhelming. There are many questions that you might be having in the beginning, one of them is what pages…
Having a private practice website is a great way to connect with your potential clients. It acts as a platform where you can showcase your work, provide expert tips, answer user questions, and provide a way to the user to contact you. But for all these things to happen, website loading speed also matters. Without…
In my earlier post, how to increase engagement on private practice website, I wrote about proper positioning of CTAs for higher engagement. A well-placed Call-to-Action (CTA) can gently guide visitors from curiosity to action, whether that’s booking a session, signing up for a newsletter, or scheduling a free consultation. But a improperly placed CTA can…
Having a website for your private practice is just the first step to connect with your potential clients. You did its marketing, clients are visiting your website, but they are not engaging with your website. They come and go within 10 secs but don’t really engage and convert. That’s really frustrating and bad for the…
If you have read my post on 2 metrics that reveal if your private practice website is losing visitors, I have talked about bounce rate as one of the metrics. A high bounce rate can be a silent killer for your private practice website. If visitors are leaving your website after viewing just one page,…