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Marketing to the alien abduction client
Posted by on 2024-10-29 at 11:41 AM
So I’m finally starting to get deep into the advertising part of my business. I’m going to be focusing on alien abduction trauma therapy, at least to start (as far as the marketing aspect goes, but I have a plan to integrate both). In my research for FB ads etc, I am not finding anyone marketing specifically for the alien abduction sessions. Which sounds nut to me, but that’s the case.
so I was just wondering, does anyone else market just for abduction therapy? And if so, would you be willing to share some tips are the target market criteria?
Have an AMAZING, high-vibrational day,
Monica
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You can contact MUFON and other UFO research organizations – they have free listings for hypnotherapists working with abductees. But they make you ‘jump through hoops” – they want proof of insurance, references, proof of certification in hypnotherapy etc. I was invited by them but somehow forgot to provide all the necessary paperwork as this is not my main specialty, so I am still not listed. But I met several QHHT practitioners who are and have a lot of clients from these referrals, these are in person sessions only due to severe trauma, so there is not much competition…There are not many hypnotists in the USA doing this work. You will not get a lot of these clients via Google Local Business, or a regular website. You might need to have a lot of social media presence and go to UFO conferences and network with other specialists on ET contact, UFO, star races etc. This seems like close-knit group of people.
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@irina-nola Wow, thank you so much! Yes, it’s a very niche audience for sure. I do plan on doing all those things you listed, the issue I am having at the particular moment is finding meta ad interests that I can actually use with them. It has only let me tag like 2 of the 10-12 really great criteria I had. MUFON was actually one it wouldn’t let me set. So like with everything else UFO/Alien, it looks like Meta hasn’t got with the new age program yet either. So I don’t know if I should just target the usual quantum healing audience or what, ya know.
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@irina-nola Lucky for me, Phenomcon is in my small town, so that one will be a no brainer next year! LOL!
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