If you’re a diabetes educator running a private practice, you already know how much misinformation is out there. Every day, clients are bombarded with “quick fixes” and self-proclaimed experts with zero credentials pushing the latest diet fad. It’s frustrating (to say the least). But here’s the thing—people are looking for you. They just need to find you first. And that’s where your website comes in. I get it. I’m a Type 1 diabetic myself, and I’ve spent years navigating the mess of bad...

You’ve built a reputation in your field as a credible health professional. You’ve spent years—maybe decades—helping patients, refining your expertise, and making a real impact. But when it comes to your online presence? It doesn’t exactly reflect that. Maybe your website is outdated. Maybe you don’t have one at all. Maybe you see other professionals (some with less experience than you) getting book deals, speaking engagements, and media features—and you’re wondering, How are they getting those...

First, let me say something that might not feel true yet: that awkward hesitation when someone asks for your website link? The urge to say “Oh, just ignore XYZ” when you send it? That’s not just embarrassment. It’s a signal—a really useful one. It’s trying to tell you something about where your business is right now and where you’re actually meant to go next. I know, I know. It just feels like an uncomfortable moment you want to move past. But stick with me for a minute, and I think you’ll see...

Branding for dietitians isn’t just about a logo. A polished design helps, but what actually convinces someone to book a consultation is your credibility, your expertise, and the experience you create online. Your brand lives in how you communicate, the values you stand for, and how simple it is for clients to work with you. And in today’s world, all of that comes together in one place… your website. When someone searches for a dietitian, they’re not scrolling Instagram hoping to stumble across...