Thank you Cal and Erika for another great episode! I took away a few things that I realized I needed to update on my website so that prospective clients are able to reach me effectively. It's always good to not only get another set of eyes but to set your own eyes on your website as well!
Thank you (& Erika) for this informative post, and also for your other work over the years that has inspired me to train as a hypnotherapist.
I'm very interested (and shall sign up) for your age regression seminar. It will be a useful experience to see how you perform this compared to my own approach.
What great advice. As you know my website has been a work in progress for some time now, but at least I finally got it 'live'. I believe in what you have said previously Erika, websites are a continual work in progress, so I consider mine an organic website, always room for improvement.
I will be making my CTA a bit stronger after listening to this episode.
I wanted to add another call to action plan to your list Erika. When we give talks we should ensure we have business cards or flyers to hand out clearly stating to call us for any further information they may want or to make an appointment.
You are so right Cal that when people come to a website "don't make them think". I did an enormous amount of research on websites when I was creating mine. I might not have instantly discovered what I wanted...but I definitely found what I DIDN'T want. So many of the websites I viewed were difficult to navigate, find information or even just to read. They really helped me decide on what NOT to do with mine.
I love the 'have a plan' aspect you discussed too. As you were mentioning it I was thinking yes, that's really how we should do most, if not everything in our life right? I think maybe many people are scared of having a plan in case it doesn't work out...or that they feel trapped by it. Hey, we can help them with that, right?
That's another reason I love 5-PATH too. I always have a plan now, whereas before I was kinda 'going with the flow' - whatever that means! ( basically that I didn't have any real plan)
Susan - I'm so glad that we are able to support you in this way. So many people don't have much support after they get certified in the profession. We understand how important both ongoing support is and getting a constant flow of new and more advanced information can be!
Brenda Titus says
Thank you Cal and Erika for another great episode! I took away a few things that I realized I needed to update on my website so that prospective clients are able to reach me effectively. It's always good to not only get another set of eyes but to set your own eyes on your website as well!
Colin Young says
Cal,
Thank you (& Erika) for this informative post, and also for your other work over the years that has inspired me to train as a hypnotherapist.
I'm very interested (and shall sign up) for your age regression seminar. It will be a useful experience to see how you perform this compared to my own approach.
Blessings
Colin
Susan Mundy says
Thank you Cal & Erika,
What great advice. As you know my website has been a work in progress for some time now, but at least I finally got it 'live'. I believe in what you have said previously Erika, websites are a continual work in progress, so I consider mine an organic website, always room for improvement.
I will be making my CTA a bit stronger after listening to this episode.
I wanted to add another call to action plan to your list Erika. When we give talks we should ensure we have business cards or flyers to hand out clearly stating to call us for any further information they may want or to make an appointment.
You are so right Cal that when people come to a website "don't make them think". I did an enormous amount of research on websites when I was creating mine. I might not have instantly discovered what I wanted...but I definitely found what I DIDN'T want. So many of the websites I viewed were difficult to navigate, find information or even just to read. They really helped me decide on what NOT to do with mine.
I love the 'have a plan' aspect you discussed too. As you were mentioning it I was thinking yes, that's really how we should do most, if not everything in our life right? I think maybe many people are scared of having a plan in case it doesn't work out...or that they feel trapped by it. Hey, we can help them with that, right?
That's another reason I love 5-PATH too. I always have a plan now, whereas before I was kinda 'going with the flow' - whatever that means! ( basically that I didn't have any real plan)
Thanks again for all you do.
Susan
Cal Banyan, MA, BCH, CI, DNGH says
Susan - I'm so glad that we are able to support you in this way. So many people don't have much support after they get certified in the profession. We understand how important both ongoing support is and getting a constant flow of new and more advanced information can be!
Let's do GREAT things together,
Cal