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嘉賓訪談
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252 集
自從 2019年2月13日
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If you're deciding whether to build your own therapy website or pay someone to do it, this episode gives you a clear way to make the call based on where your practice is right now. The hard part is that both paths can go wrong. You can lose a month of weekends to a DIY site that still doesn't brin…

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If you're planning a new website this year, the most important work happens before anyone starts designing.  Get that part right and you build the site once, instead of paying to redo it in 18 months. Many therapists treat a website like a one-time purchase. You pay for it, it launches, you move …
Is your website actually bringing in clients, or are you just guessing? Most practice owners track their website traffic, watch the number climb, and assume things are working. Then the schedule stays quiet. Traffic is only the first step. Where most practices lose clients is everything that happe…
68% of Google searches now end without a single click. When someone searches for a therapist, most of the time they never reach a website at all. That's a problem if your practice depends on being found online. You can have a beautiful, well-written site and still get skipped, because people are g…
Your practice is making money. Your bank account doesn't seem to know it. If that sounds familiar, this one's for you. A lot of practice owners hit a point where the numbers say "profitable" but the account always feels empty, and they can't figure out why. My guest is Emily Bowie, a CPA and Cash…
Welcome back to On The Trail, where we cover the common questions therapists and private practice owners have about websites, SEO, and online marketing as they grow their practices. A lot of therapy websites have the same gap. No real logo. Just the practice name typed in a nice font, sitting up i…
You can build a group practice with a full team and still feel like nothing runs without you. That's the trap this episode is about. Daniel opens by sharing something that came up on a recent family vacation: his wife, who leads a team of 5 clinicians, often had to field texts and questions while …
If you've been wondering where to actually start with AI in your practice, this episode is for you. Documentation, insurance, intake, session prep. For every 45 to 50 minutes of therapy, a clinician spends about 90 minutes total, and most of that is admin that eats into your evenings and weekends.…
You launch a new website. It looks great. Your service pages are dialed in. You move on to running your practice. Then 6 months later, you realize you're not getting inquiries. What happened? A lot of practice owners assume their website will just work once it's live. And the truth is, some parts…
What if the heaviest part of private practice isn't the clinical work, but everything around it? For most therapists, burnout isn't about the sessions. It's the admin, the paperwork, the after-hours notes. You're working all the time and something feels off, but you don't have space to figure out …
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