By Sarah Koszyk, RD
November 30, 2011
Marketing is everything for your business. We hear tips all the time. But what marketing techniques truly work to grow your business? NutritionJobs.com asked the expert RDs in private practice to share their knowledge with you here: I always send a new client a personalized “thank you” note after our first meeting. Chrissy Barth, RD, [...]
By Sarah Koszyk, RD
October 30, 2011
Americans watched more than 15 billion online videos in just the month of May 2011. Can you imagine how many people you can reach by having a video to market yourself online? The point of video marketing is to show people who you are and what you stand for so that you can make an [...]
By Jean Caton, MS, MBA, RD
January 1, 2011
How to work less and earn more without leaving your office! Are you looking for ways to better meet your clients’ needs, grow your business, enter new markets, acquire business and marketing skills, or start your own business? IMAGINE: Spending 5 hours a week discussing nutrition, diet, and lifestyle on the telephone and earning a [...]
By NutritionJobs
Public speaking gigs are a great way to promote your expertise, get some publicity for your organization or practice, and potentially earn extra income. Here are a few tips to get started.
By NutritionJobs
Whether you’re selling stuff, services, or yourself, public speaking is a great way to bring on new business. It’s one of the most effective ways that many nutritionists market their services. However, many people experience stage fright verging on the brink of terror at the mere thought of speaking in front of a group of strangers. To lessen the anxiety, it helps to think of public speaking as a chance to tell a story.
By NutritionJobs
You may be good at what you do, but unless you spread the word, great opportunities may pass you by. You need an edge. You need to be slightly famous. In short, you need to get published. Publishing articles about what you do will lift you from anonymity and establish your credentials as an authority [...]
By NutritionJobs
January 2, 2010
A portfolio provides supplemental materials to be used in the application process. The exact nature of the material depends upon your area of specialization (clinical vs. research vs. management) and your job search objective. Traditionally, portfolios have been used by artists, but they are now being employed by a variety of occupations. They allow you [...]
