Healer Hive is word of mouth, written down.
Every client you’re proud of came from someone’s mouth, not an ad.
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The people already practising in Truckee, Tahoe, Nevada City and Reno.
This Might Be You
You didn’t become a healer to become a marketer.
- I'm good at my work, but I'm bad at posting about it
- I didn't get into this career to sit at a computer all day
- I don't like to film myself for social media
- I keep meaning to update my website
- It's hard to do the work, the marketing, and the business all by myself
- My best clients all came from someone telling a friend
What you actually do here
This isn't marketing. It's answering.
Someone in your town asks who to see for back pain. You already know the answer, because it's what you do.
No caption to write
No video to film. No algorithm deciding whether anyone sees it.
Your reply doesn't disappear
It sits in the room, still there when the next person asks in November.
Nobody has to add you
Someone searching your town finds you. A WhatsApp thread is gone by the weekend.
Practitioners across the Sierra, Tahoe and Northern California. Browse everyone.
Setup
Copy your page. Paste it here.
Highlight everything on your website, your booking page, or your class schedule, and paste it in. We draft your whole page from it. You look it over, change anything, and publish.
You paste
We draft
Your name
Your story, your photo, your modalities
Yours to edit. Nothing publishes until you say so. Most people take five minutes.
No website? Paste your Instagram bio, or just tell us what you do.
Free, and yours
There isn’t a catch, and I’d rather explain than let you wonder.
Your profile, offerings, town chat and client room. All free.
Your bookings stay yours. We never touch them.
Your clients stay yours. We never contact them or sell your list.
Your prices stay yours. We don't set them or suggest them.
Your listing is yours to remove. One email, same day.
I want these towns connected more than I want your fifteen dollars a month.
So how does this stay alive? Events we host. Brands that sponsor our gatherings. Optional tools for people who want more than a profile. And me, doing done-for-you work under my own name for the practitioners who want it. That last one is a separate business.
How we actually make money