How to name a dietitian practice, and what to check before you commit
How to name your dietitian private practice: name ideas that work, CDR's rule on RD in business names, state title laws, trademark and domain checks.
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Plain-language guides for registered dietitians in private practice: what to put on your website, how search and AI assistants choose who to mention, and what actually helps.
How to name your dietitian private practice: name ideas that work, CDR's rule on RD in business names, state title laws, trademark and domain checks.
How a new solo dietitian can find her first clients without daily posting: referrals, directories, Google, your website, and how to count what works.
A dated checklist for starting a private practice as a registered dietitian: licensure, EIN, NPI, insurance, HIPAA, self-pay rules, booking and a website.
Since August 2026 one Search Console setting can keep a site out of Google's AI Overviews and AI Mode. Here is how to check yours in two minutes.
Google says AI-written website text must be fact-checked by a person before publishing. Here is the review list for a dietitian practice site.
Cash-pay dietitians likely owe self-pay clients a Good Faith Estimate and a notice on their website. What CMS requires, the deadlines and how to set it up.
What RD and RDN mean, how they differ from "nutritionist," and how to show your credentials, specialty certifications and state licensure on your site.
Which dietitians qualify for a Google Business Profile, how to fill in each field, how to ask for reviews safely, and what telehealth-only RDs can do.
How AI assistants choose which dietitians to mention, what you can control, and a practical checklist to make your practice easy for search and AI to read.
A free monthly check for dietitians: what to ask ChatGPT, Gemini and Claude, how to set up a fair test, and how to read the results and decide what to fix.
How to write a dietitian specialty page for PCOS, IBS, diabetes and more: the title, URL, a section-by-section template, a sample outline and what to avoid.
A 10-point dietitian website checklist: what to write and where, a site map for a solo practice, and the mobile, accessibility and privacy basics.
ChatGPT not mentioning your dietitian practice? Check seven common causes in order, from Bing indexing to blocked AI crawlers, with a quick test for each.