Dental SEO that fills the diary, not a ranking report.

Local visibility moves first. A rebuilt Google Business Profile, correct hours, real treatment categories and fresh reviews often shift map placement inside four to eight weeks, and that is where most dental clicks are decided. Treatment pages take longer, typically one to two quarters to settle. We agree that shape up front and report against it, so nobody judges the work on a month of data.

Yes, and it is a constraint we work with constantly. We audit what the platform allows, ship every fix it permits, and build fast standalone pages for the treatments carrying real demand when the platform blocks us. If a rebuild would genuinely pay for itself, we will show you the arithmetic rather than assume it — and we would rather improve what you have than sell a project you do not need.

Only when a post answers a question patients really ask. Volume blogging is how most dental sites end up with forty thin pages competing with each other. We put the effort into treatment pages first, then add supporting content where a search deserves it — cost guides, recovery expectations, insurance and finance explanations — which also gives your front desk something useful to send patients.

Very, and they work twice: they feed nearby ranking and they carry the decision once the patient sees you, since 97% of consumers read reviews for local businesses. We set up a routine your reception team can keep up with, so requests go out consistently rather than in bursts, and we help you respond to the occasional difficult one in a way that reads well to the next patient reading it.

Yes, and the structure changes. Each site needs its own listing, its own location page with real detail rather than a copied template, and its own tracked phone number so one busy clinic cannot mask a quiet one. Shared treatment content stays central so the group is not paying for the same page five times, and reporting rolls up for the group while still drilling into each practice.

They answer different questions, and the strongest clinics run both. Paid search buys demand today at a known price — $8.00 a click and a $72.97 benchmark cost per lead — while organic compounds and keeps working when you pause spend. We often start clients on dental PPC for immediate flow, then let organic take over the treatments where it wins, with one plan behind both.

A fixed monthly fee scoped to the size of the practice, the number of locations and how much content the treatments need — not a percentage of anything, and no charge for media. We will tell you before you sign if the market is too competitive for the budget you have in mind, and which treatments to fund first if it is tight. Everything we build stays yours.

Your existing positions are protected first. We record current positions and traffic before touching anything, keep URLs that already earn visits, redirect properly whenever a page must move, and stage changes so any effect is visible and reversible. The risk we remove is bigger than the one we take: most dental sites are already losing patients to duplicate pages and slow load times.

Yes, and for a local practice it is often the highest-return part of the engagement. We manage categories, treatments, hours, holiday hours, photos, questions and posts, keep the details consistent across the directories that matter, and watch for the listing edits Google sometimes applies on its own. It stays in your ownership throughout.

One page a month in plain language: calls and enquiries from organic search, booked appointments where your practice software lets us see them, treatment pages gaining ground, what we changed and what is next. Rankings are included as a signal rather than the headline, because organic already carries 48.2% of dental site traffic and the useful question is what that traffic booked.

Yes, and it starts with your chairs rather than a tool. We check which keywords real dentists in your area rank for, what your competitors are designed to capture, and which keyword clusters carry high commercial intent for the services you want to grow. Each relevant keyword is mapped to one page, so the strategy is legible: a dentist can read the map and see exactly which page is meant to win which search.

Fewer than most agencies claim, and only ones a dentist would be happy to show a patient. We earn each link from local sponsorships, dental associations, supplier and university pages, local press and genuine community work — a small number of relevant backlinks beats a bulk package every time. We check every link source before outreach, and no page on your site is ever pointed at from a network we would not name.

Yes. The first conversation includes a free review of your current online visibility: what your practice ranks for, which competitors own the treatment searches near your locations, how the design and images on your site affect the patient experience, and where the realistic growth is. You keep the document either way, and if our services are not the right fit for the company at this stage we will say so.

We track rankings, organic sessions, phone enquiries and bookings against the baseline set in week one, so growth is a number rather than a feeling. After the first year the strategy shifts from repair to compounding: more treatment pages, new locations as the company opens them, refreshed images and design on the pages doing the heavy lifting, and a link plan aimed at the handful of high-value searches still owned by a competitor. Marketing that boring is what keeps dental practices ahead online.

Yes, and the numbers get more honest when one team holds them. Our local SEO, dental web design and analytics specialists work from the same plan, so a new patient is attributed once instead of claimed by three vendors. Hiring us for search alone is equally fine — everything is documented and left in accounts you own.