Jul 7, 2026 · 24 min · 10 segments
Your website is never just sitting there. Whether you realize it or not, it's sending a message to every potential client who lands on it. In this episode, Anna walks you through the same 10-point…
Now I, in this episode, I'm going to walk you through the exact criteria that we are considering, either myself or my team, when we are reviewing your website.
Now, a lot of times I see clinicians, or at least historically, they used to treat their website as neutral.
That might be why you're finally wanting to audit your own website, because up until now, it was just something that you had.
That's not the case anymore, right? From my perspective, especially in the market we're in right now, there is no such thing as a neutral website.
The choice that's available to you is either you choose that message, what it is that it's saying to your potential clients, or that message is happening on accident.
That's what I want to avoid, right? The accidental message by default is almost some version of I'm interchangeable.
Do you want your website telling people that you are interchangeable? Absolutely not.
I just had a client kick off and reference one of the podcast episodes where I talked about someone holding their face in their hands in front of a rainy window.
Copy that you just spit out from ChatGPT and copy and paste it onto your website.
If you aren't intentionally thinking about what it is that your website is saying about you, it's telling people that you're interchangeable and you cannot afford to be that right now.
Now I, in this episode, I'm going to walk you through the exact criteria that we are considering, either myself or my team, when we are reviewing your website.
Now, a lot of times I see clinicians, or at least historically, they used to treat their website as neutral.
That might be why you're finally wanting to audit your own website, because up until now, it was just something that you had.
That's not the case anymore, right? From my perspective, especially in the market we're in right now, there is no such thing as a neutral website.
The choice that's available to you is either you choose that message, what it is that it's saying to your potential clients, or that message is happening on accident.
That's what I want to avoid, right? The accidental message by default is almost some version of I'm interchangeable.
Do you want your website telling people that you are interchangeable? Absolutely not.
I just had a client kick off and reference one of the podcast episodes where I talked about someone holding their face in their hands in front of a rainy window.
Copy that you just spit out from ChatGPT and copy and paste it onto your website.
If you aren't intentionally thinking about what it is that your website is saying about you, it's telling people that you're interchangeable and you cannot afford to be that right now.
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