If you serve functional, integrative or wellness practitioners too, and you'd rather grow together than compete, let's collaborate. Joint webinars, podcast guest spots, guest content and co-hosted workshops, where we each show up for the other's audience.
Mutual collaborations · No fees either way · Practitioner-focused audiences only
The best introduction to a new audience comes from someone that audience already trusts.
Book a call. We talk for 20 minutes and see whether our audiences are a good match.
Pick a format: a webinar, a guest spot on your podcast, guest content or your own idea.
Agree on the promotion. Who emails, who posts, and when, written down so nobody guesses.
Run it, then share the replay or link with both audiences.
Legal and compliance for wellness businesses
Accountants, bookkeepers and financial advisors for practices
Business, clinical and practice coaches
Web designers, photographers and SEO specialists for practices
Podcast hosts and practitioner community leaders
Educators and professional organizations for practitioners
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We co-host a live session on a topic both audiences care about. Each of us promotes it to our own list and channels, and we both share the replay afterward.
I join your podcast as a guest, and I promote the episode to my audience on Instagram, YouTube, Substack and email.
A guest post for your newsletter, blog or Substack, and one from you for mine, written for the other person's readers.
A live conversation or a collaborative post that shows up on both accounts at once.
We each share a free resource or recommend the other's work to our audience, where it genuinely helps them.
Have a format in mind that isn't listed? Bring it to the call.
In return, I ask for the same: promote it to your audience, show up prepared, and share the replay.
For more than nine years I've helped healthcare practitioners communicate their expertise, market their work, and build their businesses online. I'm an FMCA health coach and former clinic manager, so I know the practitioner as a clinician and as a business owner.
I'm always looking for people who serve practitioners differently than I do. If your audience would benefit from what I teach, and mine from what you teach, let's put something together.
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