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If your doula website does not show up on Google searches, you need to tweak your SEO to help Google rank your website.
If you’ve been a doula for more than a minute, you’ve probably felt it. The surge of inquiries that fills your calendar—and your heart—with excitement.
The silence that follows a stretch of contracts and makes you question everything.
One day you’re booked out, the next you’re wondering if anyone even knows you exist.
Welcome to what I call the Feast or Famine Cycle—a reality of doula work that no one really talks about.
Booked Solid But Still Getting Inquiries? Here’s Why You Might Be Leaving Money on the Table
If you feel like your doula work is draining the life out of you, it’s time to rethink your boundaries. As doulas, we pour our hearts into supporting families during one of the most transformative times of their lives. We show up with compassion, dedication, and unwavering care. But let’s be honest—without boundaries, this work can quickly become draining, unsustainable, and even a fast track to burnout.
As a seasoned doula, you’ve likely encountered this frustrating truth: too many women undervalue their own needs when it comes to hiring a doula. They hesitate to invest in the care and support that could transform their birth or postpartum experience.
Complicated end of the year analyses and strategies are so boring. Here’s what I do instead.
The Doula Darcy is coming to Wilmington, NC for a day of laser focused support on your social media for your doula business.
With the end of the year upon us, now is the perfect time to look back at this year’s top referral sources and reach out to thank them. This strategy not only reinforces connections but also sets you up for a successful year ahead.