Have a Therapy Directory Listing, But No Website?

Do you have a Therapy Directory listing, but no website? 

If you're not ready for a full-fledged website, you can create a simple, one-page website by registering your vanity domain name and pointing it to your Therapy Directory profile.

Want help making this happen? For just $15, I'll register the custom domain name of your choice and redirect it to your Therapy Directory profile. 

To purchase this service, click here.

You can then use the domain name on all of your materials -- letterhead, business card, articles, brochures, and more. And, in the future, if you decide to develop a full website, you can simply point the domain name to the new website.

Here's an example of how this works:

http://www.debshaddy.com

Building Your Online Identity

One topic I'm hearing a lot about from therapists is how they can build their online identity.

When you Google yourself, what do you find?

I will be offering a teleseminar on this topic on Friday, Dec. 18 from 2-3 p.m. CST.
Register online for free for "Building Your Online Therapist Profile."

In the meantime, step one to building your online identity is to register a domain name (URL) in your name. It's called a "vanity URL."

Suggestions:

• The first one you should try to register is your name: i.e., www.MindyBrown.com
• If that's not available, add "therapy" or "therapist" to your name: www.MindyBrownTherapist.com
• If you don't like that -- make it geographic specific: www.MindyBrownOmaha.com
• If you're known for a particular specialty, you can use that as your URL: www.infertility-omaha.com

Be creative! And don't be afraid to register more than one domain name. They're cheap through 1&1 (currently $6.99 for the first year; $8.99 a year after that) and you can "point" them anywhere you'd like (more on that later).

Click here to look and see if the URL you want is available.

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