HeyJaredThe Growth Show with Whitney Bateson
Tired of chasing big goals without the time or systems to reach them? The Growth Show with Whitney Bateson is where dietitians and health practitioners get practical strategies for building businesses that actually scale – so you can help more people without burning out.
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Ep. 140 - How to Run Meta Ads in Health & Nutrition (Without Getting Flagged) with Priscilla Zaehringer (opens the original)
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If you've ever been told you can't run Facebook or Instagram ads because you work in health, this episode is going to change how you think about that. Priscilla Zaehringer — who writes the ads, builds the graphics, and submits the campaigns for Whitney's done-for-you funnel clients — takes over the show to explain the one Meta policy that trips up practitioners most: personal attributes. The rule isn't that you can't talk about menopause or GLP-1s or anxiety. It's that a cold ad can't behave lik
Ep. 139 - How to Get Clients Without Social Media (Coaching Call Replay) (opens the original)
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This one is a replay of Whitney's most recent free Open Coaching Call, and the questions were good enough that it earned its own episode. Nearly everyone who registered said the same thing when asked what they're working on — they want more visibility — so that's where most of the hour goes. Whitney is candid that her own social media does very little for her business, and walks through what she'd do instead: go into audiences other people have already built, reach out to local providers with an
Ep. 138 - How to Build a Referral Network for Your Private Practice (Prompt + Scripts Included) (opens the original)
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If you've been pouring your energy into email, SEO, and social while the phone stays quiet, this episode is the nudge to go work the channel that pays off fastest. Whitney revisits referral networking as a follow-up to her conversation with Alex Raymond in Ep. 111, and gets practical about the part most practitioners stall on: figuring out who to contact and what to actually say. She shares the AI prompt she'd use to assemble a list of 20 local practices in minutes, plus a cold email and a voice
Ep. 137 - How to Find Your Brand Voice as a Clinician (opens the original)
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How you write is how people decide who you are. Whitney has watched this play out twice now: first with dietitians, therapists, and doctors whose clinical training left them writing website copy like a textbook, and now with practitioners handing that same copy to AI and getting back something confident, punchy, and completely unlike them. The missing step in both cases is the same one a copywriter would have insisted on before writing a single line - defining the brand voice first. In this epis
Ep. 136 - I Audited 5 Practice Websites for SEO. Here's What I Found (opens the original)
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Here's the strange part about most of these websites: they're ranking. They're getting traffic. It's just traffic that was never going to turn into a client — recipes, lists of foods to eat or avoid with a condition, and the general questions people ask while they're still working out what's wrong with them. Whitney has brought on a colleague, Matt, to work with her on SEO (he'll be on the podcast at some point), and over the last few weeks the two of them audited five practice websites and kept
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