In episode 45, Juliet and Clinton discuss whether you should put fees on our website for a hypnotherapy practice, what to talk about on Periscope, and how to prevent your therapy website from getting hacked.

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Questions Answered in Episode 45

In this episode we answered the following questions:

1. Leona Dawson -Sydney, Australia

“Is putting fees on my website a good idea? My business name is NeuroHypnotherapy. I offer my clients psychotherapy, art therapy and hypnotherapy practice to creatively transform issues, concerns and problems into sustainable and adaptable solutions.”

2. Taylor.

“I recently watched your video in the free membership program -the one on live streaming using Periscope and Blab. It piqued my curiosity so I decided to set up a Periscope account. I am having trouble imagining how I can talk in front of a camera when I don’t have any notes to follow. Seems looking away at notes would not be something my audience would appreciate.  I don’t know if I just talk without notes. Can you please share your thoughts on this? By the way, I’m loving the membership program – the transcripts are great.”

3.  Shelley – London,UK

“How do you prevent your website from getting hacked? Mine was just hacked and it was a nightmare trying to get it back together. I don’t understand why someone would hack my site. Can you give any insight on this and how I might prevent it from happening in the future? I don’t want to go through this again.”

 

Show Notes

• Ask Juliet and Clinton Show Ep 26 – Professional Fees and charges
• Join our free membership program – Join the Ask Juliet & Clinton free membership program
• Back up Buddy – Wordpress backup plugin
• Sucuri Security – Malware protection and removal
• LastPass – Password manager, auto form filler