Many private practice owners think they are saving time by auto-posting the same caption on every platform, but this habit is one of the main reasons your content is not helping you get more clients.
Dietitians, therapists, and other service providers often work hard to create great content, only to post it in a way that has no chance of getting clicks or consults.
When a post is formatted for speed instead of being formatted to work, the results are weak, and the time spent feels wasted.
This episode walks you through week two of the one-hour-a-week marketing plan and shows you how to format your social media posts so they actually help your private practice grow.
You will learn how simple edits can make your posts easier to read, easier to click, and far more effective at sending people back to your website.
Listen in to learn:
- Why formatting your social media posts can make or break your marketing results
- How to avoid the number one repurposing mistake that hurts your private practice visibility
- A simple image creation system can save you hours a month on marketing (5-Minutes Max is my rule!)
You will also hear how many ways to be more effective repurposing your marketing content, which is how you can actually get to where you "do your marketing" in just one hour a week!
This is a practical and realistic episode that helps you clean up your content process and keep your marketing simple while still helping you get more clients.
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