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When should you launch your therapy website?
Launching a therapy website, even in the early stages of practice, is beneficial. It provides credibility, aids in referrals, and helps Google index the site over time. A simple, clear website acts as a foundational tool for messaging and client connection, enabling ongoing updates as the practice evolves.
Done-for-you therapist Squarespace template or custom website? How to choose
So you’re starting (or restarting) your private practice website—and you’re wondering… should you build it yourself with a therapist Squarespace template? Or go all-in on a custom site that’s designed and written just for you?
Honestly? It’s really easy to get stuck here. Especially when you’re juggling everything else it takes to run a practice. There’s no one-size-fits-all answer, but there is a best fit for where you’re at right now.
What it’s like to work with a conversion-focused copywriter
Let’s be honest: most people don’t actually know what goes into great website copy. They think you just… sit down and write. But if you’re a coach, therapist, or consultant, you know your work is deeper than that.