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Practice Marketing Insider, hosted by Kristie Plantinga, is a marketing advice show for therapists who want to thrive in an online landscape that feels like it changes every day. Each week, Kristie examines one piece of outdated or overblown marketing advice and explains why it’s inaccurate and what therapists should do instead to stay ahead.
Unknown Host hosts Practice Marketing Insider, a business show with 17 episodes published.
In this episode, Kristie is joined by psychologist turned business coach for therapists, Nicole McCance. They debunk the myth of needing more clients or leads - what therapists need is a working system. Some takeaways: H
In this episode, Kristie is joined by licensed therapist, business coach and founder of The Entrepreneurial Therapist , Danielle Swimm. They discuss if courses are still a viable path for mental health professionals toda
In this episode, Kristie is joined by licensed therapist, business coach and founder of The Private Practice Pro, Kelly Stevens. They debunk the myth that mastering social media is a must for growing a successful private
In this episode, Kristie opens up a conversation about Psychology Today and the value it still has (or not) today. She discusses how it was once an effortless lead generator and if it can still be a valuable component of
In this episode, Kristie opens up a conversation about Psychology Today and the value it still has (or not) today. She discusses how it was once an effortless lead generator and if it can still be a valuable component of
In this episode, Kristie unpacks what role politics play, if any, in marketing your private practice. She discusses how it can be seen as a professional liability and when it can become a powerful strategic asset. Some t
In this episode, Kristie unpacks what role politics play, if any, in marketing your private practice. She discusses how it can be seen as a professional liability and when it can become a powerful strategic asset. Some t
In this episode, Kristie is joined by Silicon Valley licensed therapist Candice Thompson to debunk the myth that technology is a non-negotiable for your practice. They challenge the compatibility of priorities of mental
In this episode, Kristie is joined by Silicon Valley licensed therapist Candice Thompson to debunk the myth that technology is a non-negotiable for your practice. They challenge the compatibility of priorities of mental
In this episode, Kristie breaks down if Facebook business pages are dead for attracting therapy clients. She discusses how to move to high-quality content to match Meta’s algorithm and generate leads. Some takeaways: How
In this episode, Kristie breaks down if Facebook business pages are dead for attracting therapy clients. She discusses how to move to high-quality content to match Meta’s algorithm and generate leads. Some takeaways: How
In this episode, Kristie unpacks why having a virtual-only therapy practice model just doesn’t cut it. Yes, this element should be a part of your marketing strategy. Listen to learn about Google’s operating principles, h
In this episode, Kristie unpacks the myth that minimal financial investment will get you to your revenue goals. She explains that practitioners marketing their services should step away from the mentality of spending as
In this episode, Kristie is joined by Michael Fulwiler, a marketing professional with 15+ years of experience in mental health. They unpack the intersection between clinical practice, digital marketing and the influencer
In this episode, Kristie unpacks the myth that a website redesign is the answer to your lack of client inquiries. She explains how the real issue isn’t as straightforward as your branding, and it may be a matter of expos
In this episode, Kristie unpacks the marketing hype and scare tactics behind the misconception of AI’s share of the search market. She explains how Google searches outnumber AI and tools like ChatGPT account for a small
In this episode, Kristie is joined by her friend Felicia Keller Boyle, licensed somatic therapist and host of The Bad Therapist Show. Kristie and Felicia discuss why being a talented clinician isn’t enough for business s
In this episode, Kristie unpacks the Reactive Practice Growth Cycle, a trap where therapists wait until they need more clients to start marketing. She explains how acting from a place of scarcity leads to burnout and poo
In this episode, Kristie unpacks the traditional SEO advice that therapists should focus on blogging. She explains how blogging targets casual researchers or top-of-funnel traffic, which are rarely the ones looking to hi
In this episode, Kristie unpacks the myth that marketing a therapy practice should feel easy or comfortable. She looks into the psychological barriers therapists face, like “the blank slate" that leads to a paralyzing fe
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Practice Marketing Insider is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under Business (marketing) and has published 17 episodes.
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