So you fell off the marketing wagon for a week... or a month... or a whole quarter. You can't change the past, but you do know you need to get your marketing back on track.

When you fall out of a rhythm with marketing, it can be a struggle to find it again. But not to worry - I've pulled together 5 simple steps to get back on track and get consistent with your marketing again.

Some days, marketing feels like too much hard work. Hell, marketing is my baby, and I still feel blah about it sometimes! The problem is - you know that you need to stay consistent with marketing your business.

But what on earth are you supposed to do when even sitting down to look at your marketing plan feels draining?

Showing up online when disaster strikes - my take on the Aussie bushfires pug dog wrapped in brown blanket on white surface

Unless you've been living under a rock with zero social media, you'd be aware of the current bushfire crisis here in Australia. Showing up online can feel anywhere between uncomfortable and unbearable for many of us right now.

People don't believe me when I say there are 50+ ways to market a practitioner business, and there will be an option that suits anyone. So I decided to prove it to you all!

This list doesn't cover every option ever. I have tried to include a few paid options - but heaps of free options for those on a budget.

Working as a practitioner or healer? Not a big fan of selling your services? Let's face it - it can feel tricky to market a healing business without feeling like a used-car salesman.

Recently, as part of the Heart-Centred Business Summit, I ran a free training on how to market a healing business without feeling icky. You can watch it below if you prefer video, but I thought I'd share some of the top takeaways right here on the blog.

Have you tried to market using Facebook groups, only to hear crickets in response? If you're not a confident marketer, Facebook groups can feel intimidating. But there are some ways to use them to your advantage without feeling spammy or pushy.

When you start up your clinic, a mailing list might be low on your list of priorities. But let me tell you - the earlier you create yours, the better.

In my books, having a list you can send out newsletters and emails to is non-negotiable for your marketing. Let me tell you why.

Practitioners often feel uncomfortable when it comes to marketing. A lot of the time, it comes down to a difference in perspective - which I refer to as selling vs offering.

If you're naturally introverted, selling yourself can feel like a nightmare. But introverts can build a successful and thriving business - especially as practitioners. Let's explore the ways to make marketing as an introvert a little more bearable (or even enjoyable!)

Over the past decade, social media marketing has gone from relatively unknown to a cornerstone of business.

But is social media your only option when it comes to marketing your business? Or are there other ways you can market yourself online and in person to build your client base?

Time is one of your most valuable resources, both as a human and a business owner. But how much time should be allocated to marketing your business?

There isn't one answer that fits all. But there are some factors that can help you determine how much time you allocate to marketing, and when you're spending too much.

Do you have promo paralysis?

You're not alone. Every week I speak to health practitioners who are afraid to promote their services. Or maybe they just keep putting it off, and finding other to-dos instead.

But if you want to book clients, you need to be promoting your services on a regular basis. So let's get to the root of your promo paralysis pronto.

Reboot your marketing new financial year 365 day diary with tea and flowers on wooden desk

We're halfway through the year - time flies! The end of a financial year is a time where business owners will review their finances and goals. But it's also an ideal time of year to review and reboot your marketing game.