Acupuncture Marketing School

Because the email templates are a digital product that can be immediately downloaded, we are not able to offer refunds. If you have questions about the content of the emails and need more details before purchasing, please email us at [email protected] and we’re happy to answer your questions. We want you to be really thrilled with your purchase, so please ask any questions before buying!

The templates are easy to use. Each template is included in a Word document that you download to your computer. When you open it, you can jump to each month or each email.

Simply copy the email text that you want to use, and paste into a new email in your provider (like MailChimp or Constant Contact).

Then edit quickly with your own name, clinic, info, and links. Hit send or schedule the email to go out in the future. Done!

Yes. The goal is to literally give you my emails so you can copy and paste them and send as your own. You have permission to copy them directly. You will have to add your own name, clinic info, and your own scheduling links, but that’s it. You can edit the emails any way you like. Please note: You may not resell the emails.

The focus of these emails is primarily pain management, digestion, and anxiety. Here are the exact emails included, laid out month-by-month:

January: Knee Pain, Digestive Health

February: Valentine's Day, Arthritis Pain

March: Arthritis (Continued), Allergies

April: Fibromyalgia, Menstrual Disorders

May: National Mental Health Awareness Month (Anxiety), Mother's Day

June: Anxiety (Continued), Educational About Acupuncture (What is an Acupuncture Nap?)

July: Educational About Acupuncture Continued x2 (What's a Treatment Like? and What to Wear to Acupuncture)

August: Shoulder Pain, Elbow Pain

September: Digestive Health (different email), Introducing the Acupuncturist

October: Wrist Pain, Migraines

November: Seasonal Affect Disorder (SAD), National Bladder Health Month

December: Holiday Updates, Acu Recommended by the American College of Physicians for Pain (Opioid Crisis)

Nope! Feel free to rearrange them however makes the most sense for you and your subscribers.

Yes, of course! You have permission to copy/paste the emails, as well as to edit the emails however you need to. Remember that I wrote these emails specifically to appeal to my target audience. But my target audience might not be the same as yours. So if you need to change phrases, greetings, or anything else so that they appeal to your specific patients, go for it.

I recommend sending two emails per month to your list to stay top-of-mind with your subscribers. The way they are laid out in the template document is two emails per month. I find that only sending one email per month (the usual practice for acupuncturists) is too much time between emails and allows subscribers to get distracted and forget about their intention to make an appointment. However, you can use these emails in whatever way works for you. Feel free to send them at whatever frequency works best for you and your practice.

You have lifetime access. You can send and re-send these emails as many times as you like. The email template document is meant to be downloaded on your computer, so you get to keep it forever. Plus, you can log back in and download the templates again in the future if you misplace the document.

Nope! The most important thing is to send emails regularly. If there are a few emails that you don’t think are a good fit for your audience, you can leave them out or replace them with your own emails.