Before this I had a marketing agency, a copywriter, an SEO company all separately robbing me, I was paying more than five times what I pay here. FIVE times. And what did I get? Cookie cutter content that had nothing to do with therapy, fake SEO links that made google punish my traffic, and zero accountability from anyone. When I start working with Premark Lab the first thing they did was go through my website and pull out all that garbage. Fake backlinks, stuffed keywords, seller texts that could've been for a plumber. They rebuilt it with content about what I actually do my specialty, my approach, the specific struggles my patients come in with. My patients read it and tell me in sessions 'this is exactly how I feel.' That never happened before. Not once. The other agencies were sales marketing people trying to figure out therapy and acting like you're a dentist. Premark Lab did the research to understand my patients it just did everyhing before I said a word.
Jenna Ellison
Psychologist, PhD
I am 12 years in and I kept watching other therapists. The ones that just started, with less experience, but with full practices and waiting lists. It made me feel like I was missing something. My confidence went down. I told myself I just needed more time, more certifications, more referrals. I knew I was invisible. I almost didn't invest but then I realized I couldn't afford for my practice not to work. The specific guilt I felt every time I thought about promoting myself. The quiet shame of having a near empty schedule after a decade in the field. It named things I had never said out loud to anyone. Well am in month nine now. I see different numbers in my bank account. I work with patients I genuinely look forward to. The kind of cases I spent years training for. I raised my rates twice and didn't lose the people who mattered. I have a waitlist for the first time in my career.Twelve years in and I finally feel like I'm practicing the way I always imagined I would.
Kyla Burford
Therapist, MSW, LICSW, ESA