Is Your Private Practice Website Client-Attracting? Take This Test

In the post, 3 differences between a basic website and client-attracting private practice website, I have talked about the key points which differentiates between the two. Based on the post, I have created this Basic vs. Client-attracting private practice Evaluation Quiz which you can take and evaluate your therapist website.

Is Your Private Practice Website Client-Attracting?

Choose the best answer for each question, then click “Get My Results”.

1) When reviewing your current website content, which statement best describes it?

It mainly lists my qualifications, services, and experience It mixes some details about me with client-focused language It directly speaks to the struggles my ideal clients face and shows understanding

2) How would you describe the experience of navigating your website?

Visitors need to click around a lot to find contact or booking options It’s fairly simple, but not always clear what to do next Each page has a clear purpose, and visitors are gently guided toward booking

3) What role does your website currently play in your marketing strategy?

It’s basically a digital business card that I rarely update I occasionally add new content but don’t track results It’s an active tool with SEO, blog posts, and CTAs to bring in new clients

4) When someone lands on your homepage, what feeling are they most likely to have?

They know about my certifications, but not sure if I understand them They see I provide therapy, but may feel unsure about next steps They feel reassured, seen, and know exactly how to take action

5) How often do you actively update or optimize your private practice website?

Rarely – I set it up once and haven’t changed much since Sometimes – I make small edits or add content occasionally Regularly – I update content, check SEO, and review site performance to attract new clients