Web Marketing For Therapists
Friday 5th March 2010
6.30pm - 8.30pm
Mark Hughes
http://www.markhughes.com
FREE
This is an interactive talk for therapists wanting to grow and maintain
a practice in the age of the internet.
You'll learn which options are relevant to your practice, and what to
do to start or improve your online marketing.
Content
> How to set up a website and what it costs.> How to help clients find your website (e.g. using site design, online directories, Google AdWords, SEO, blogging and social networking)
> Internet & Web jargon and services relevant to marketing your therapy practice, including: online directories, a blog, twitter, Facebook, social networking, web2, business networking (e.g. LinkedIn), search engine optimisation (SEO)
> How to use a blog, twitter and Facebook to attract clients.
> What is meant by SEO (and SEM), what you need to do about it, and what you don't.
This Seminar if Suitable for:
Therapists with no more than a basic knowledge of computers and the internet.
It will assume you know how to use an internet browser and a search engine
like Google. No more.
Mark
is a psychosynthesis counsellor in private practice, a nerd who enjoys
Kung Fu, figure skating and 5rhythms dance, and a man who loves using technology
to improve people's lives.
After studying Physics Mark spent many years doing novel things with computers and software for various companies, with a special interest in making things easier to do. At work and at home he has built many computers and software applications from scratch, frequently for fun. He built his first computer in 1979, sold printers by mail order in 1982, and sold his first software products from his website in 1995.
Today Mark uses his deep understanding of technology, human beings and business in an integrated way, with guidance from his heart.
The Internet enables him to give away valuable information and resources, while simultaneously promoting and supporting the tailored services for individuals and small organisations that he provides in person. What Mark enjoys most is the opportunity this gives him to work one to one with people in an enabling role. Whether as counsellor, or as technology and web marketing mentor, tutor and trainer. Website: http://www.markhughes.com