The Growth Show with Whitney Bateson

Ads Made Simple: whitneybateson.com/adsmadesimpleIn the third and final part of the ad series, Whitney and Priscilla wrap things up with the question that's probably been sitting in the back of your mind: how do you actually know when you're ready to run ads? Whitney shares that she held herself back for two or three years longer than she should have, feeling like she hadn't "earned the right" to run ads yet — and she doesn't want that for you. Priscilla lays out the three clear things you need before spending a single dollar: a clear niche, a lead magnet connected to a proven offer, and at least $5/day in budget. They also walk through what's inside Ads Made Simple — their new course designed to get your first lead-gen campaign live in an afternoon — and explain why Facebook and Instagram remain the highest-ROI ad platforms for practitioners serving women 30–50. If you've been on the fence, this episode will help you get off it.Takeaways:You need a proven offer before you run ads. If people who already trust you aren't buying what you're selling yet, do the validation work first - network, get referrals, talk to warm audiences - then scale with ads once you know it sells.A clear niche makes your ads dramatically more effective. Ads that speak to everyone convert for no one. The more specific your copy and creative, the more traction you'll get and the lower your cost-per-lead will be.Your "offer" doesn't have to be a course or program. It can be your services, a package, or even a waitlist — as long as it leads to some kind of financial return. The funnel just needs a destination.Waiting costs you real data. Every month you delay is a month you're not learning what works in your funnel, what your conversion rates are, or how to optimize. The longer you wait, the longer it takes to see results.Running ads signals you're a serious business. There's a confidence shift that happens when you invest in ads... and people who find you through them notice too. It signals that what you offer is worth paying to promote.Connect with Priscilla:Website: priscillazaehringer.comConnect with Whitney:Follow Whitney on Instagram @whitneybatesonSubscribe & Review:If you’re enjoying the podcast, don’t forget to follow and leave a review! Your support helps others discover the s Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In Part 2 of our ads series, Whitney and her team member (and ads manager) Priscilla Zaehringer get into the numbers — and it's genuinely exciting. They walk through a real calculator showing what's possible when you run a simple Meta ads funnel to a free lead magnet, starting with just $5 a day. Whether you're skeptical about the cost or just not sure what kind of return to expect, this episode makes the math feel accessible and real. They also dig into why Meta beats Google for health and wellness practitioners, why sending people to your email list beats sending them straight to a sales page, and how the compounding effect of list growth is what really makes this whole thing work over time. If you've been sitting on the fence about ads, this episode might just be the push you needed.Takeaways:You don't need a big budget. $5/day is enough to start seeing leads come in, and costs can get as low as $1.30 per subscriber Your email list is a long game: many people who buy a program six months later originally found you through an ad Ads give you data, and data gives you the ability to optimize every step of your funnel, from open rates to discovery call close rates Meta ads outperform Google ads for wellness practitioners because Meta finds people who don't even know they need you yet Running ads to a free lead magnet (vs. directly to a sales page) is more cost-effective and lets you nurture people at their own paceConnect with Priscilla:Website: priscillazaehringer.comConnect with Whitney:Follow Whitney on Instagram @whitneybatesonSubscribe & Review:If you’re enjoying the podcast, don’t forget to follow and leave a review! Your support helps others discover the show. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Whitney and her online business manager Priscilla Zaehringer are kicking off a three-part series all about ads — and not the intimidating, agency-speak kind. In this first episode, they break down the concept of the "silent funnel": a simple automated system that runs ads to a lead magnet, grows your email list, and warms up new subscribers — all without you having to post a reel every other day. Whitney and Priscilla share their own journey to ads, why organic social media reach (yes, that 1–3% stat is real) just doesn't cut it for business growth anymore, and why your email list is still the highest-ROI channel in your marketing toolkit. If you've been spinning your wheels on social or just wondering how to bring in a steadier stream of new leads, this honest, no-fluff conversation will give you a solid foundation before they go deep on the numbers and strategy in Parts 2 and 3.Takeaways:Organic social media only reaches 1–3% of your followers. Your email list, by comparison, can hit 40–45% open rates, making it a far more reliable channel for nurturing leads and driving sales. Ads aren't a replacement for relationship-building strategies like referrals or networking, they're an additional lead-generation stream that works faster and at higher volume. The "silent funnel" is straightforward: run an ad to a lead magnet → automated welcome email sequence → ongoing nurture emails. Set it up once, monitor the costs, and let it run in the background. You don't need to be an ads expert to use them effectively, but knowing the basics matters... especially if you ever hire help, so you can evaluate whether it's actually working. Your email list is a conveyor belt: the more people you add consistently, the more opportunities you create for sales down the line. Ads supercharge that rate of growth.Connect with Priscilla:Website: priscillazaehringer.comConnect with Whitney:Follow Whitney on Instagram @whitneybatesonSubscribe & Review:If you’re enjoying the podcast, don’t forget to follow and leave a review! Your support helps others discover the show. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, I'm pulling back the curtain on some really big changes — both personally and professionally. After eight years of full-time travel with my husband Dylan, we're officially putting down roots in Berlin, Germany. I walk you through the logistics of how we've been living abroad (visas, taxes, Airbnb hacks, buying desks from Mercado Libre), why we're pursuing permanent residency in Europe, and what this next chapter looks like. Then I get into what's shifting in the business… why our last launch was a wake-up call, how I'm finally pushing past limiting beliefs that held me back for years, and the new done-for-you direction we're heading. I also give you a sneak peek at our upcoming three-part series on Facebook and Instagram ads.Takeaways:If something in your business isn't working the way it used to, that doesn't mean something is wrong with you… the market has changed, and it's time to pivot rather than keep pushing through what no longer fits. Systems are what allow you to free up your time and build a business that doesn't require you to be glued to your desk. Prioritize automating lead generation, nurture sequences, and booking flows. Done-for-you support is becoming more valuable than ever because time and bandwidth are at an all-time low — getting closer to implementation faster is the move right now. Facebook and Instagram ads can be a powerful underlying system that supplements your marketing without requiring you to be "on" all the time, and you don't need a huge budget to start. When you finally move past fear and limiting beliefs around trying something new, pay attention to how you feel. If you're waking up energized and excited, that's your sign you're heading in the right direction.Connect with Whitney:Follow Whitney on Instagram @whitneybatesonSubscribe & Review:If you’re enjoying the podcast, don’t forget to follow and leave a review! Your support helps others discover the show. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

If you've been told to "just network" but have no idea what that actually means in practice, this episode is for you. Whitney is joined by Alex Raymond, RD and founder of Courage to Nourish, who built a multi-state group practice almost entirely through intentional, systemized networking. Alex breaks down her two-branch approach to networking — from cold outreach to nurturing active referral sources — and gives you the exact steps she takes to turn a cold email into a lasting referral relationship. If you're ready to get more aligned referrals without the overwhelm, hit play and then follow the show so you never miss an episode.Takeaways:Networking is about building relationships, not just collecting contacts — understanding what a provider does helps you make better referrals for your own clients. Use a two-branch system: cold outreach (10–20 new providers/month) and active nurturing of existing referral sources. A scheduling link in your email signature is one of the simplest, highest-ROI tools you can add to your networking workflow. You don't need a CRM right away — start with a Gmail template and a system you can actually sustain, then build from there. A follow-up email after every networking call, plus a provider newsletter or check-in every 1–2 months, keeps you top of mind without feeling salesy.Connect with Alex:Website: www.couragetournourish.com Email: alex@couragetournourish.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/courage.to.nourish/ Resources Mentioned:TherapyFlow — CRM used by Alex for provider outreach (~$200/month flat fee) Psychology Today — Source for finding providers to reach out toConnect with Whitney:Follow Whitney on Instagram @whitneybatesonSubscribe & Review:If you’re enjoying the podcast, don’t forget to follow and leave a review! Your support helps others discover the show. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This episode is a replay from my session at the NE Summit 2026, where we talked about what is actually going on when your marketing feels scattered, inconsistent, or like it just is not working anymore.If you have been trying new strategies every few weeks, creating content without knowing if it is bringing in clients, or feeling like you need to be everywhere just to keep up, you are not alone.A lot of practitioners find themselves stuck in a cycle of doing more without seeing better results. It can feel like you are constantly starting over, unsure where your next client is coming from, and questioning what is actually worth your time.In this session, we simplify that.We walk through what effective marketing actually looks like and how to move from a reactive approach to a more intentional one. You will learn how to focus your efforts so that everything you are doing is working toward a clear goal, instead of feeling like a collection of disconnected tasks.I also break down the four core marketing lanes, how each one functions, and how to identify where you might be overextending or underutilizing your efforts.If your marketing has been feeling overwhelming or unclear, this episode will help you step back, refocus, and move forward with a plan that feels more grounded and sustainable.Takeaways:Your marketing needs a clear, shared goal. Your website is where your marketing comes together. There are four marketing lanes, and each one has a role. One strong piece of content can do more than many scattered ones. A focused 90 day plan creates momentum.Connect with Whitney:Follow Whitney on Instagram @whitneybatesonSubscribe & Review:If you’re enjoying the podcast, don’t forget to follow and leave a review! Your support helps others discover the show. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

What do you do when the business you've spent years building starts to crumble and no amount of hustle can fix it? Ana Reisdorf knows that feeling well.After years of running a successful health writing agency with a team of 10 writers, Ana watched her revenue dry up as clients took content in-house, AI tools disrupted SEO writing, and a costly course launch left her in debt. She went from doubling her revenue year over year to sending 2,000 cold pitches with zero new clients.Then one day in the shower, an idea hit... and GLP-1 Hub was born.In less than a year, Ana turned her deep nutrition expertise and content skills into a media platform that's now pulling in 40,000+ podcast downloads a month, ranking in the top 20 of Medicine on Apple Podcasts, and generating real revenue from sponsorships, YouTube ads, digital products, and a brand-new membership.This conversation is raw, real, and packed with practical takeaways for any wellness pro thinking about pivoting, building a content platform, or just wondering if it's time to try something new.Takeaways:Your past expertise is fuel for what's next. Ana spent years building SEO and content skills for other brands. When she launched GLP-1 Hub, she applied every bit of that knowledge to her own platform, and it paid off fast. Read the tea leaves. There's a difference between a normal business dip and a fundamental market shift. If you've exhausted every strategy and the numbers keep dropping, it might be time to pivot... not push harder. Start before you're ready. Ana's early YouTube videos weren't polished. She edited them herself and they weren't perfect. But one of those early sponsored videos has 18,000 views and is still generating results. Go where the audience already is. Instead of building from scratch on social media, Ana grew her podcast by doing guest swaps with established GLP-1 influencers... borrowing audiences instead of building one from zero. Consistency beats perfection. You can't learn, improve, or grow if you never start. The first blog, video, podcast, or email won't be your best... and that's the point.Connect with Ana:Website: https://www.glp-1hub.com Podcast: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2455627 Instagram: instagram.com/glp1hub YouTube: youtube.com/@glp1hubConnect with Whitney:Follow Whitney on Instagram @whitneybatesonSubscribe & Review:If you’re enjoying the podcast, don’t forget to follow and leave a review! Your support helps others discover the sho Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Register for the upcoming free training - The 3 Website Upgrades That Fill Your Calendar (Without More Marketing) - March 3rd or 4th: whitneybateson.com/upgradeWhitney hosts a short live “prep work” session on Zoom, inviting you to register for her free website training on March 3 or March 4 and to join the Facebook group for continued discussion. Instead of tactics, she leads you through a visualization to feel what it’s like to have a full calendar of ideal clients, including an aligned discovery call where you confidently connect your offer to what the client is experiencing and receive an immediate yes. Afterward, you’re prompted to journal about what the client was struggling with in their own words, what made you feel confident and excited, and what felt unclear so you can revisit the exercise. Participants are invited to share takeaways; one attendee describes a client resonating with her website story and buying a high-end package, followed by brief guidance on pricing packages.Takeaways:Visualization isn’t fluff. It’s strategic preparation for aligned growth.Your best clients are defined by lived experience, not diagnosis.Sales feel effortless when trust is built before the call.Your story should mirror your client’s story.Pricing reflects transformation and trust, not just time.Connect with Whitney:Follow Whitney on Instagram @whitneybateson Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

If your website feels more like a placeholder than a business asset, this episode is for you.Whitney shares real stories from dietitians, health coaches, and therapists who went through the Wellness Pro Website System after feeling done with piecing together their online presence. You'll hear how they moved from confusing, cobbled-together setups to strategic WordPress sites with clear messaging, lead magnets, SEO-focused blogs, and booking flows that qualify clients before the call even happens.They talk about what the process was actually like, the results they saw, and how their confidence grew along the way. Think: discovery calls booked for the first time, growing email lists, media features, and one practitioner who returned from maternity leave to a full caseload because her website kept working while she was away.If your site isn't doing that kind of heavy lifting, it's time to change that.Free Training: Three Website Upgrades That Fill Your Calendar (Without More Marketing) March 3rd and March 4th. Grab your free seat at whitneybateson.com/upgradeTakeaways:Your website is a confidence tool, not just a marketing tool.Clarity on your niche makes you findable.A strategic website pre-sells clients before they ever talk to you.Owning and understanding your website changes everything.Your website works even when you're not.Connect with Whitney:Follow Whitney on Instagram @whitneybateson Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

I'm hosting a free training on March 3rd & 4th, called "The 3 Website Upgrades That Fill Your Calendar Without More Marketing.” And in this episode, I'm giving you a preview of what we'll cover.https://whitneybateson.com/upgradeI walk through a simple marketing framework that keeps the focus where it belongs: getting the right people to book a call. Your website is the foundation. From there, I break down four traffic lanes — content, email, visibility, and referrals — and help you figure out which two or three to prioritize for the next 90 days.Then I open it up for live coaching. We talk through marketing while working full-time, building income beyond 1:1, choosing a niche, when to hire support, what to track when your funnel goes live, and how to repurpose content without burning out.If you're tired of doing all the things and still not seeing results, this one's for you.Takeaways:Your website is the conversion foundation.Pick 2–3 marketing lanes and commit for 90 days. Referrals are often the most efficient path to clients. Get clear on strategy before you hire. Repurpose instead of recreating. Connect with Whitney:Follow Whitney on Instagram @whitneybateson Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

🎉 Free Training Alert! Tired of wondering where your next client is coming from? Join Whitney for her free training, The 3 Website Upgrades That Fill Your Calendar (Without More Marketing), where she teaches the simple shifts you can make yourself to double your visitor-to-client conversion rate. Save your seat here: https://whitneybateson.com/upgrade What does it actually look like to grow a nutrition practice from a one-woman show to a thriving team, all while raising a family?In this episode, Whitney sits down with Julia Werth, founder of Werth Your While Nutrition, to talk about her journey from launching in 2019 to now leading a team of four (soon to be five!) dietitians. Julia gets real about what worked, what surprised her, and how she's built something sustainable without sacrificing her time with her kids.They dig into the practical stuff: how Julia built a referral network that actually sends clients her way, what made her finally invest in a website that works, how she navigates insurance and self-pay, and the mindset shifts that come with stepping into a CEO role.If you've ever wondered whether scaling is possible for you, or you're just tired of the feast-or-famine client cycle, this conversation is for you.Takeaways:A strategic website is foundational, not optional.Referral relationships are built, not stumbled into.Scaling doesn't mean sacrificing your life.Hiring requires a mindset shift.Growth takes time, and that's okay.Resources MentionedRegister for the upcoming training: https://whitneybateson.com/upgradeGo Deeper with Julia Werthwww.werthyourwhile.com Book an intro call: https://werthyourwhile.com/booking/Connect with Whitney:Follow Whitney on Instagram @whitneybateson Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, host Whitney discusses the importance of refreshing your website and addresses three common myths that prevent people from doing so. Whitney emphasizes that a bad website can hinder your business growth and shares how a makeover can bring more clients and stabilize your practice. She also invites listeners to a free training that offers actionable steps to upgrade your website without more marketing. Whitney then goes into detail about each myth, explaining that a website makeover is crucial for ROI, not as time-consuming as it seems, and doesn't require your current site to go offline. Practical advice and testimonials illustrate how a revamped website can significantly benefit your business.Join the upcoming free training: https://whitneybateson.com/upgradeTakeaways:A weak website is already costing you clients (even if you can’t see it).A website upgrade isn’t about aesthetics; it’s about infrastructure.Redesigning your site does not have to take forever.Your website does NOT need to go offline (and your SEO won’t be hurt).Your website is either working for you or against you. There is no middle ground.Connect with Whitney:Follow Whitney on Instagram @whitneybateson Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Sign up for the upcoming training: https://whitneybateson.com/upgradeIn this episode of the Growth Show, host Whitney delves into why your website from 2022 might not serve you well in 2026, especially if you're in the nutrition services industry. Whitney discusses the need for an evolved online presence due to shifts in competition, the rise of AI-generated content, the demand for personalized solutions, and the increasing scarcity of user attention. Learn how to make your website stand out in a crowded digital space by focusing on transformation rather than just information. Whitney also announces a free upcoming training session and shares tips on how to adapt your website to meet the needs of today's clientele.Takeaways:A “good enough” website from 2022 is actively costing you clients in 2026.Information is no longer your value; transformation is.Personalization and specificity matter more than ever.Attention is scarce, and friction kills conversions.Trust is harder to earn and easier to lose.Connect with Whitney:Follow Whitney on Instagram @whitneybateson Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In the final episode of our three-part marketing series on the Growth Show, we discuss the critical question, 'Where should I actually be marketing?' Learn why trying to be everywhere can lead to burnout and ineffectiveness. Discover how to audit what's working, identify draining activities, explore new marketing opportunities, and ultimately choose two to three key areas to focus on for 90 days. This episode also covers the importance of content creation, email marketing, strategic visibility, and referral partnerships. Tune in for practical advice on how to be smart and strategic in your marketing efforts.Join the new Facebook group here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/websitesmarketingfordietitianshealthprofessionalsTakeaways:You don’t need to be everywhere to grow.Pick one core content channel and repurpose it hard.Email marketing is non-negotiable for conversions.High-impact visibility and referrals often outperform social media.Commit to 2-3 marketing priorities for 90 days.Connect with Whitney:Follow Whitney on Instagram @whitneybateson Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In the second part of our three-part podcast series, we dive into why your marketing may feel heavy and exhausting, and how you can create more structure and purpose to make it more manageable. We discuss the concept of marketing infrastructure, explaining how systems and processes can reduce the constant need for fresh energy and ideas, making your efforts more efficient and less draining. We explore practical examples of infrastructure setup, such as repurposing podcast content across multiple platforms and implementing referral systems. By building these systems, you can achieve more consistent growth and predictability in your business. Join our Facebook group for ongoing discussions and tune in for tomorrow's episode to learn where you should be focusing your marketing efforts.Join the new Facebook group here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/websitesmarketingfordietitianshealthprofessionalsTakeaways:Marketing feels exhausting when you’re recreating the wheel every time instead of relying on systems that support you.Sustainable marketing isn’t about motivation. It’s about infrastructure that works even when your energy is low.When your website becomes the foundation and end destination of your marketing, everything else feels more focused and intentional.One strong piece of content can fuel multiple marketing touchpoints when you have systems in place to repurpose it.Marketing infrastructure compounds over time, creating more consistency, predictability, and ease as your business grows.Connect with Whitney:Follow Whitney on Instagram @whitneybatesonSubscribe & Review:If you’re enjoying the podcast, don’t forget to follow and leave a review! Your support helps others discover the show. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, Whitney talks about effective marketing strategies for practitioners. We dive into overcoming the feeling of being scattered with your marketing efforts. Learn how to build a cohesive strategy beginning with your website to bring more organization and calmness to your marketing activities. Discover how to streamline your efforts and ensure every marketing activity points to a clear end goal: booking more client calls. Join our Facebook group 'Websites and Marketing for Dietitians and Health Professionals' to continue the conversation and share your journey.Join the new Facebook group here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/websitesmarketingfordietitianshealthprofessionalsTakeawaysEffective marketing starts with one clear goal, and for most practitioners, that goal is getting people to book a discovery call.Your website is the anchor, not just a brochure.Not every path to your website is direct, and that's okay.Your email list is how you capture people who aren't ready yet.Do a mini audit: ask yourself, "Is this activity actually moving people somewhere?"Connect with Whitney:Follow Whitney on Instagram @whitneybateson Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In the 99th episode of the podcast, host Whitney reflects on the journey of creating the show. She shares the story of how the podcast began, the support from her team, and how it has grown over nearly 100 episodes. Whitney discusses download stats, top listener countries, and popular episodes. Exciting plans for the future are revealed, including shorter daily episodes and the launch of a new Facebook group for dietitians and health professionals to foster a community around website and marketing topics. Whitney invites listeners to join the group and participate in upcoming interactive discussions and training sessions.Join the new Facebook group here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/websitesmarketingfordietitianshealthprofessionalsResources MentionedEp. 40 - Profitable Productivity with Donna DubeEp 45 – The Role of a Great Website in Building a Wellness Business: Insights from Angela Behanna MS, RD, LDNEp. 4: 3 Steps for a Better Lead MagnetConnect with Whitney:Follow Whitney on Instagram @whitneybateson Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of The Growth Show, we delve into the world of podcast guesting with expert Gözde Brake Guia, co-founder of PodWritten. Discover how strategic podcast guesting can significantly benefit your business, whether you're just starting out or already established. Gözde shares invaluable insights on creating impactful pitches, identifying the right podcasts, and leveraging guest appearances to build your brand and attract new clients. Learn about the R.I.S.E framework for effective podcast guesting and gain access to practical resources and templates to help you succeed. If you're looking to grow your business through podcast guesting, this episode is a must-listen.TakeawaysPodcast guesting works best with strategy, not luck.You don’t need a big audience or fancy credentials to get booked.Smaller, niche podcasts often outperform “big-name” shows.Podcast guesting is a time-saver because the content keeps working for you.Your CTA matters just as much as the interview.Resources MentionedR.I.S.E Framework: https://podwritten.com/podcastguesting/  Podcast Guesting Course: https://podwritten.com/podcast-guesting-course/ Go Deeper with Gözde LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gozbguia/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gozbguia/Connect with Whitney:Follow Whitney on Instagram @whitneybateson Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Sign up for The Reach More People Bundle here: whitneybateson.com/reachIn this episode of the Growth Show, host Whitney reflects on the past year and shares insights from a recent audience survey, revealing the need for dietitians and therapists to prepare their businesses for scaling. Whitney introduces the 'Reach More People Bundle,' offering various resources to help practitioners diversify income streams, build audiences, and implement effective systems for sustainable growth. Highlights include key strategies for generating multiple revenue streams, the importance of audience-building, and setting up systematic processes early.Takeaways:Most practitioners are in the “establishing but stuck” phase. Scaling isn’t about “getting bigger,” it’s about protecting your energy. Practices that scale diversify income earlier. An audience is the foundation for future growth. Systematizing early makes growth easier, not harder.Resources Mentioned:The Reach More People Bundle for Dietitians and Therapists: whitneybateson.com/reach Connect with Whitney:Follow Whitney on Instagram @whitneybatesonSubscribe & Review:If you’re enjoying the podcast, don’t forget to follow and leave a review! Your support helps others discover the show. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, Whitney shares the eye-opening results from a recent survey of wellness practitioners. The survey uncovered the main challenges practitioners faced in the past year as they worked to grow their practices beyond 1:1 client work. Whitney breaks down the major themes that emerged: overwhelming time constraints, marketing systems that aren't converting, confidence struggles around visibility and pricing, and financial pressure to generate consistent income. She offers her honest perspective on why growing a practice is genuinely hard and why you're not alone in facing these obstacles. Whitney also introduces the 'Reach More People Bundle', a free week-long event (January 19-25) packed with resources, tools, and workshops specifically designed to help dietitians and therapists build marketing systems that actually work, attract more of the right clients, and create sustainable income growth. Join the waitlist now at whitneybateson.com/reach.TakeawaysMost practitioners are stuck in the ‘establishing’ phase.Revenue is a serious problem across all business stages.The biggest challenge is lack of consistent marketing systems.Practitioners are trapped in a frustrating cycle.Confidence and marketing knowledge gaps compound the problem.Resources MentionedThe Reach More People Bundle for Dietitians and Therapists: whitneybateson.com/reach (join the waitlist)Connect with Whitney:Follow Whitney on Instagram @whitneybateson Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.