Avigdor Azamir
Avigdor Azamir co-founded Crunchy Buzz, a marketing and business-development agency for health and wellness practitioners. For about a decade the work there has been the same question from different angles: which tools, which marketing, what to build first, and what can wait.
Sage & Savvy is his answer for the practitioners Crunchy Buzz doesn't serve: the ones at the start. He founded the movement, writes the Stepping In emails, and built the Savvy Launch Workshop, where practitioners set up a web page, a booking system, and a marketing plan in one afternoon.
Coaching is the same work, one practitioner at a time. The same decisions and the same tools, worked through with the person who has to live with them.
Credentials for this job.
A decade with practitioners
Ten years of watching what works for acupuncturists, therapists, herbalists, and teachers, and what quietly wastes their money.
The Savvy Launch Workshop
He designed it and runs it. Coaching draws on the same playbook, applied to your practice specifically.
Crunchy Buzz
The agency side: marketing and web work for established practices. He knows what a $5,000 website buys, and when you don't need one.
How the coaching works, every time.
Practical
Every session ends with something to do, not something to think about.
Efficient
One problem at a time, worked through fully. Sixty minutes well spent beats three hours of overview.
Technology as a tool, not a hurdle
Software gets picked for the practice, not the other way round. If a $12 tool does the job, that's the recommendation.
Steady progress over promised outcomes
No income claims and no timelines you'd have to hustle to hit. Progress you can see, at a pace you can keep.
The problems that come up most.
- Choosing practice tools and software
- Finding and motivating new clients
- Web presence and online booking
- Pricing and packages
- What to set up first, and what can wait
Start with thirty minutes.
The free assessment is where every engagement begins. Bring the thing on your desk.