Market Your Practice in the Core PassBook: Vancouver’s Healthy Living Guide
The Core Passport: Vancouver’s Healthy Living Guide acts as a directory of local (i.e.Greater Vancouver) studios and services that promote personal development.
Similar to the popular entertainment guides, The Core Passport allows you to list your business or service and offer a discount to consumers.
Core "is geared to anyone who embraces key issues such as personal health, community growth, and environmental preservation."
Clever idea and a great method to build into your marketing strategy for your private practice.
Deadline for 2006 applications is September 8, 2005.
For more information, visit the Core website.
Promotional Opportunity: Waking up the West Coast: Healers and Visionaries
I received a call from Vancouver-based photograher, Jaime Kowal, last week. Jaime is in the midst of writing a book called: Waking Up The West Coast: Healers and Visionaries.
In her book, Jamie is profiling approximately 200 healers, business owners and non-profit organizations in BC who are focused on "enhancing the well-being of the world."
From Jaime’s website:
The book serves to promote the achievement and dedication of healers, leaders, visionaries, entrepreneurs and non-profit organizations based in British Columbia who are committed to enhancing the well-being of our world by providing services or products which are healing, therapeutic, socially responsible, sustainable, organic, or natural.
Waking Up the West Coast: Healers and Visionaries is also designed to act as a unique marketing vehicle to promote you as a progressive thinker, raise the awareness of your business activities, expose you to new clientele, and introduce you to a rich community of like-minded individuals at a fraction of the cost of traditional advertising methods.
Jaime plans on devoting a page to each service provider, business or organization which will include and photograph and a story.
There is still room for more participants. The deadline to apply is September 30, 2005. A fee is involved. For more information go to Jaime’s website.
