Marketing a Therapy Practice: My Presentation for the NASW Entrepreneurial Therapist CEU Seminar
On April 27, 2019, I had the pleasure of taking part in a seminar on how social workers and other mental health professionals can establish their private practices. Thanks go to my client, Tiffany Chhuom, of Lucy In The Sky Therapy and EthTech, and Amber Rice for inviting me. While time ran short, here’s a […]
Attorney’s Guide to Ethical Marketing: Delaware
This guide to ethical marketing in Delaware is part of a series addressing the ethics and compliance rules governing attorney marketing across the United States.
Attorney’s Guide to Ethical Marketing: Connecticut
A guide for lawyers practicing in Connecticut on how to ethically market their firms.
Ad Equivalency: How the Press Can Work Just Like Paid Advertising for Businesses and Non-Profits
One of my passion projects is working on the marketing and public relations needs of Team Rubicon, the veteran-led disaster response organization. I manage this department for the Northwest United States, from Alaska to the Dakotas. In particular, I focus on using the media to spread Team Rubicon’s message, to recruit volunteers, and encourage donations. […]
Buying local for veteran entrepreneurs
I had the pleasure of working with talented graphic designer Rhonda Negard on a discussion of what it means to support local/small businesses when living the transient life of a military family. Rhonda has some great suggestions for freelancers regarding this topic – and a great site, overall – so head over there […]
How to create a commonplace book with Bookcision and Day One
While there is no ideal method of reviewing your work, I find that I like to experiment with different processes. In the past, I talked about using Google Forms to maintain a commonplace book. Another option for doing this is to use a combination of Kindle (whether for a particular piece of hardware or […]