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Helping you communicate your value with clarity and confidence, so the right clients can find, understand and choose you.

💡What’s Changing on Facebook. Marketing & Website Design for Health, Wellness & Conscious Business Owners throughout Australia & the UK. Helping SOULpreneurs establish & translate their significant work.

16/10/2026

What’s Changing on Facebook?

I keep seeing therapists comment that even when they post in Facebook Groups, their content seems to get very little visibility.

Facebook’s latest Groups update gives us an interesting clue about what it may be looking for instead.

Facebook is testing a new ❝Top Community Voices❞ role designed to recognise people who make genuinely useful contributions to Groups — answering questions, sharing experience, offering practical advice and starting worthwhile conversations.

For therapists and holistic practitioners, I think the message is quite simple:

Don’t join Groups just to promote your services. Become someone who contributes something useful.

That might mean spending 15 minutes answering one question where you can genuinely help.

Facebook seems to be placing more value on the quality of contributions and conversations, rather than simply how often you post.

👉 Have you noticed your posts getting less visibility in Facebook Groups lately? What seems to be working best for you?

14/10/2026

Yesterday, my desk felt like an uphill climb. Staring at an extensive marketing proposal for an Ancestral Healing Therapist, my focus just wouldn’t settle, and the words felt heavy and tangled.

There is an honest art in knowing when to step away.

This morning, I traded the screen for the shoreline, a grounding yoga class with Nurture by Nina followed by a cold sea swim. It’s remarkable how the mind clears when you let the salt water wash away the static. By the time I sat back down at my desk, the fog had lifted, the ideas flowed with a quiet ease. The proposal was completed and sent off to the client.

Sometimes, the most productive thing you can do for your business is to simply step outside.

13/10/2026

How is that possible?!

23/09/2026

Bold, honest but certainly convincing!

As a therapist do you like this if you were trying to promote your work?

22/09/2026

Can people tell where you're based when they visit your Facebook profile? 📍

It sounds like a small detail, but if you offer an in-person therapy or service, your location is an important part of your Facebook presence.

Imagine someone sees one of your helpful comments in a Facebook Group, notices you've been recommended by someone, or comes across one of your posts.

They click through to find out more.

Can they immediately see where you're based?

If you're an acupuncturist, reflexologist, massage therapist, counsellor, osteopath or other practitioner offering face-to-face appointments, location can be one of the first things a potential client needs to know.

If they have to hunt around your profile to find it, or visit your website just to discover you're 200 miles away - you've created an unnecessary barrier.

Facebook allows you to add basic information about your business to your Page, including location/address information depending on your Page category.

So here's a very simple marketing check for today:

👉 Visit your page as a potential client would see it.

Can you quickly tell:

✦ What you do?
✦ Who you help?
✦ Where you're based?
✦ How to find out more or book?

If not, update your Page information and make your location clear.

And if you work both locally and online, say that too:

“In-person in Bristol + online across the UK.”

👉Your page is part of your digital business card. Make it easy for the right person to look at it and think:

“Yes, this practitioner is for me, and they're near me.”

21/09/2026

Why do you post on social media?

Is it to share quiet wisdom, find clients, build community, or simply because you feel you "should"?

I’d love to know - what’s the real reason behind your feed?

𝓐𝓶𝓪𝓷𝓭𝓪

21/09/2026

Meta One Update ⬅

Following on from my Facebook update last week, there’s one point worth emphasising about Meta One.

Although Meta (Facebook) is introducing more paid business features — including organic post and Reel links, enhanced profiles, scheduling and analytics — there is currently no confirmed evidence that paying for Meta One will improve your organic reach or ranking.

So for therapists and holistic practitioners, I wouldn’t see it as something you need in order to be visible.

If you do decide to test paid features, treat them as a marketing expense that needs to earn its place: look at whether they actually lead to more profile visits, website clicks, sign-ups or enquiries.

👉The bigger lesson remains the same: Facebook is changing, but good marketing still comes back to creating useful content, starting conversations and making it easy for the right people to take the next step.

Follow for up-to-date tips 𝓐𝓶𝓪𝓷𝓭𝓪.

23/06/2026

So many therapists come to their specific field because it fixed a broken piece of their own puzzle first. Was there a specific moment or personal challenge that made you realise, 'Yes, this is the work I'm meant to do'?

18/06/2026

If you could sum up the biggest change your clients experience after working with you, what would it be?

Let’s celebrate those wins today and share your therapy in the comments.

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