Website design is an important tool for health practitioners - including naturopaths, nutritionists, acupuncturists and herbalists. The right website can support your business as you grow and thrive. But the wrong website can sabotage your efforts and even lose you potential clients.

Does writing website copy trip you up? Have you spent more time washing the dishes and checking your emails than actually sitting down and writing your website content?

Many practitioners struggle when it comes to writing website copy, especially for their first site. That’s why I’ve teamed up with Sam Gemmell to offer simple tips and strategies for making website copy a breeze.

Many health practitioners are turning to Squarespace as their website platform of choice. If you want to build your reputation as a health expert and boost your website SEO, blogging is your BFF.

But what if you’ve never posted a blog using Squarespace? Never fear - here is a step-by-step guide for you to follow.

At some point, every practitioner will look at their brand and online presence and wonder if it’s still relevant.

When we first start off, how we show up reflects our journey as a new practitioner. But when you hit a certain level of success, you might feel like it no longer reflects who you are or who you want to be.

Do you want a beautiful, functional website created for you yesterday? Some practitioners want their website fast-tracked so they can get into being the amazing practitioners they are!

The good news is that if you want a website created quickly, there are steps you can take. This is what I recommend to all of my website clients to make website creation a smooth process.

Ever wondered how web hosting works with Squarespace? Well you’ve come to the right place.

Let’s take a closer look at Squarespace hosting, how it works, and how it measures up compared to other platforms.

It’s no secret around here that Squarespace is my favourite website platform. I recommend to almost every health practitioner I chat with.

But Wordpress has been the go-to option for websites for years now. So why am I suggesting practitioners switch to Squarespace instead?

Let’s dive into the reasons why Squarespace is the superior choice for health pracs.

Have a Squarespace website? Want to learn all the cool tips and tricks of Squarespace sites so your site looks amazing and attracts dream clients?

I hear you! Let’s dive into some of my top tips for practitioners who are using Squarespace.

Social media links are crucial elements of your website design. They provide you with the ability to easily connect and communicate with your followers. But if you are having trouble integrating your social media links to your Squarespace website, sit back and relax!

I’ve got you covered. In this simple guide, you’ll learn step by step how to connect your social networks like Instagram, Facebook, Pinterest and other social platforms to your Squarespace website

Does your website leave you feeling less than inspired? Or maybe you're looking to make sure it's the absolute best it can be?

Making your website awesome doesn't have to be complicated. There are plenty of simple tweaks you can make to your site that will make it easy to use and more likely to attract your ideal clients!

Having your own little corner of the internet is a great idea as a practitioner. But many pracs end up with websites that are complicated, have dozens of pages, or are just difficult to navigate!

In my experience, a simple website is the best type of website a practitioner can have. Let’s have a look at why simple is most effective when it comes to your website.

If you’re a new practitioner, you might not know where to start with marketing your business. One of the best investments you can make is into a website.

But do you need a website when you’re a brand-new practitioner? Or are you better off delaying until you’ve built your business up?

Let’s take a look at the pros and cons of a website for new pracs, and how to find the middle ground.

Are you reluctant to embrace the power of tech in your business? A lot of pracs tell me that their tech knowledge is low or even non-existent. But the good news is that even simple tech options can help to boost your business up and bring more clients into your clinic.

Let’s dive into 6 ways that you can use tech to give your business a helping hand.

Your website is an important part of your business and marketing efforts. If you’re not feeling proud of it, you’re less likely to send followers there. And if you’re less likely to send people there, you’re less likely to have paying clients booking in.

Instead of overhauling it completely, updating it can be a great solution. Let’s look at 5 ways that you can refresh your practitioner website, even if you’re not very ‘techy’.

Is putting together a freebie for your followers on your never-ending to-do list? Or maybe you’ve seen another health prac gather hundreds of new followers by sharing their opt-in offer?

It can feel overwhelming to create your first freebie, especially if you’re new to online marketing. But there are some simple steps to keep in mind if you want to craft a free offer that is irresistible to your ideal clients.

Health practitioners wear many hats. Thanks to the improvement in website platforms, many pracs are now wearing the hat of ‘website designer’ and ‘copywriter’.

Unfortunately, there are many stumbling blocks when it comes to a beautifully designed website that calls in your ideal clients. Let’s take a look at some of the most common mistakes practitioners make when it comes to their website design and content.

More health practitioners are venturing into the world of online business than ever. If you’re new to working online, you might feel overwhelmed with all of the options available.

That’s why I’ve brought together a list of what you need to run a successful online clinic, as well as the steps that will take you to the next level.

When you’re a new practitioner, creating a website is bound to be on your to-do list. Even as a seasoned prac, you may be looking to rebuild your start or completely start from scratch. But websites aren’t as simple as you might hope. There are a few different options for platforms to build your site on.

Once you decide it's time to create a website for your business, a whole range of new questions pop up. The first one is almost always: where and how do I host my website?

When you head out into the world of websites, hosting is a common stumbling block for many people. You might just sign up with the first host you come across.

Or pick the cheapest option to save a few dollars.

Or the one recommended by your sister's husband's colleague.

It can all be a bit confusing, and there are pro's and con's to most options out there. So how do you choose the right host for your business?