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BACP recently launched a website hosting service for members. For as little as £6 per month (+ VAT) you can have your own BACP therapy website. Alternatively, we can design a basic site for you or host your existing domain/website.

The internet can be an extremely cost-effective tool for raising awareness, providing information, advertising, promoting and selling. In deciding if a website is right for you, consider the following:

• How will a website benefit your business?
• How do people find your service?
• What can you do with a website?

While magazine and newspaper advertisements are effective, they have limitations that a website can overcome.

Benefits of a website

• You can reach a new audience of potential clients
• You can raise awareness of the benefits of counselling and psychotherapy
• You can refer enquirers to your website for immediate information about you and your services, instead of posting it out or making an appointment
• Potential clients can browse your site and access information about your services whenever they wish
• Potential clients can see what you offer, how you work, your prices, etc
• People can interact with you by email or online form.

Things you can do with your website

• Tell customers where you are and when you are available
• Show what services you offer and describe them in detail
• Print your website address on business cards, magazine ads, signs, newsletters, directory listings and other advertisements
• Have people email you from your website.

Need more information?

For full details of the services on offer please download the BACP therapy website ordering form (below). The form includes: 

• full package details
• guidelines for usage
• hosting terms and conditions
• full ordering details
• and a handy five-step guide to help you put together your therapy website

To download the BACP therapy website ordering form click here:
Word or PDF

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In this section:
introduction | how to buy & set up a website | search & view websites | terms & conditions | five-step guide