My supervisor has recommended I buy your book. I can see why! I had a question about SEO. I’ve heard that when you link back to sites that are already linking to you, that this really increases your search engine ranking (more than just when they link to you only) Is this true?

I think to often we caught up with the “latest and greatest” idea for marketing – the next “quick fix” – that we forget that true marketing, effective marketing, is a process and a plan. There is no quick fix, there are no immediate riches, but with a good plan and consistent adherence to it, marketing can amazingly effective.

I didn’t learn about perseverance from PE in elementary or junior high school. However, I did learn it from other experiences. Now, I pass it on to therapists moving in to private practice who often feel lost when it comes to building a private practice.

I love that you are giving your son a healthy dose of “Don’t give up on your art!” I see you do that with therapists here on your blog, too, David. It’s a huge gift that you are giving to your son and to other therapists, too. You are changing the way your child and our profession moves through the world. I didn’t make it here before Thanksgiving but wanted you to know that I am grateful for the work you do and the wisdom you share.

Personally, for me 2/3 isn’t too bad. Building relationships for my practice and consistently blogging 2x per week for the past year has taking me past the planning stage and into committment. However, I am still assessing, thinking, and looking at ideas from my last seminar idea. So I am curious – there are so many ways to take that lesson and implement it, how do other people use what they’ve learned to continue to excel?

Thanks David – another thought inspiring post!