Creating a Simple, Accessible Therapist Website
Building a simple, accessible therapist website that attracts your ideal clients and gets found on Page 1 of search engines doesn’t have to be complicated or require outsourcing.
In this episode of Starting a Private Practice, we share the tools and elements you need to get started with a DIY therapist website — because, yes, even if you’re not tech-savvy, you can totally do this on your own without hiring any designers!
Ready to get started with a one-page website that’s easy to customize AND helps you become a recognized expert in your area?
Check out Creating a Simple, Accessible Therapist Website today so you can start reaching the clients whose lives could be transformed from your services!
(And remember: You don’t need the “perfect” site when you’re just getting started. Keep it simple and get your website live ASAP.)
Resources Discussed
[00:01:19] We recommend Squarespace for its simplicity, user-friendliness, and good findability, impacting the visibility of your website on search engines.
[00:03:27] Create a one-page therapist website to begin, rather than waiting to perfect it.
[00:07:05] Share your marketing message and location to be more findable on Google search.
[00:10:54] Usually .com is the best choice for domain names. Avoid using .co to prevent confusion with other websites if the .com version isn’t available.
[00:13:17] Google needs time to understand your site’s content. SEO can be addressed later.
[00:18:02] Designers might prioritize efficiency over your needs, so DIY and focus on what works for you. A customizable, easy-to-use Squarespace website template is provided for Business School for Therapists community members.
[00:19:49] Next time: Website FAQs. Then, a website-related coaching session. You’re needed and important. Visit zynnyme.com/pod for more resources, discounts, and services.
