Sorin Stanciu

Healthcare Marketing Consultant & Family Practice SEO Specialist

15+ years in marketing & digital communication · Working exclusively in healthcare since 2017 · Based in the European Union · GDPR-native and HIPAA-aware execution · Maximum 5 active clients

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Family Practice SEO · Private GPs & Independent Physicians

Affordable Family Practice SEO — for independent and private GPs in Europe, the UK, the US and Canada.

Family practice SEO is the work of structuring a primary care practice's website, Google Business Profile and digital presence so that patients searching for a family doctor or GP in their area find the practice, choose it, and book — through local search, AI search optimisation, schema markup and review infrastructure built specifically for healthcare compliance.

Most family physicians and private GPs come to me with the same description of where their digital presence stands. The website was built four to seven years ago, possibly by a practice management vendor whose template they no longer remember choosing. The Google Business Profile exists but is incomplete. There are between four and twenty reviews, most of them several years old. When a patient in their area searches for a family doctor accepting new patients, the practice does not appear in the Local Pack. The phone rings less than it should for the quality of care being delivered behind it.

I work directly with private family practices and independent physicians as a senior consultant — not an agency, not a SaaS platform, not a junior account manager assigned to a healthcare vertical. Every audit, every campaign, every monthly report is mine. The pricing on this page is structured specifically for solo and single-location practices, separate from the broader fractional CMO engagements I run for multi-specialty clinics on the healthcare marketing consultant page.

The structural problem most family practices have with marketing: US healthcare SEO agencies charge between $1,500 and $5,000 per month for the same scope of work, with a median around $2,500. Most of that retainer pays for an account manager, a junior executive and the agency's office overhead — not for the actual SEO hours invested in the practice. For a solo family physician, that is a fee structure that does not match the size of the operation. My retainers start at €1,200 per month for the same scope — single-location local SEO, schema markup, AI search optimisation, monthly reporting — delivered directly by one senior specialist working from the European Union.

Working exclusively in healthcare since 2017 Private GPs & family practices in EU, UK, Ireland, US, Canada, Australia GDPR-native compliance and HIPAA-aware configuration Direct work — no agency layers, no junior account team

77^%

of patients use search engines as the first step when choosing a new doctor or GPTebra Patient Perspectives 2026

89^%

of healthcare queries on Google now trigger an AI Overview before any organic results — including family practice searches

88^%

of patients read online reviews before choosing a primary care provider — review depth now outranks review count

Diagnostic Session — written audit in 48h

Fully credited against the first month's retainer if we work together

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Why family practice SEO is different

Family practice marketing is structurally different from specialist clinic marketing

Specialist clinics sell procedures. A patient searching for cataract surgery, IVF treatment or a knee replacement is looking for a one-time intervention, evaluating providers based on specific outcomes for that procedure. The marketing strategy focuses on the procedure as the entry point and on the credibility of the surgeon performing it.

Family practice and primary care work on a different model. A patient choosing a family doctor is choosing a long-term relationship — annual check-ups, vaccinations, chronic disease management, paediatric care for the children, geriatric support for the parents. The decision is rarely about a single medical intervention. It is about trust, accessibility, location, communication style and continuity over years.

That difference changes how patients search, what they evaluate, and what marketing channels matter:

Local proximity is the dominant ranking factor. Patients search for a family doctor within a small geographic radius — typically 3 to 8 kilometres in urban areas, 10 to 20 in rural ones. National SEO strategies do not apply.
Reviews carry disproportionate weight. A specialist can compensate for a thin review profile with strong credentials and a referral network. A family physician cannot — patients use reviews as a proxy for what daily care will feel like over the years ahead.
Service breadth signals competence. Patients want to see vaccinations, health checks, chronic disease management, paediatric care, women's health, travel medicine and minor procedures all listed individually — not buried under one „General Practice" page.
The practice page about the physician is one of the highest-converting pages on the site. Patients want to know who they will see, where they trained, how long they have been practising, what languages they speak.
Same-day availability and online booking are decisive conversion factors. A practice without booking on the website loses patients to one with it, regardless of which ranks higher in search.

The strategies on this page reflect those differences. They are not generic medical SEO repackaged for primary care — they are built around how patients actually choose a family doctor and what makes one practice convert visitors into registered patients while another with similar care does not.

What's included

Family practice SEO services — local visibility, AI search citation, paid acquisition, all under one specialist

Every retainer covers four core areas: local SEO and Google Business Profile optimisation, on-site SEO with medical schema markup, AI search optimisation for Google AI Overviews and Perplexity, and paid acquisition through Google Ads and Meta when appropriate. All four channels are managed directly by one senior specialist with no account team in between.

Local SEO and Google Business Profile — the fastest channel for primary care Local search is where most family practice patients are found and where measurable results appear first. Complete Google Business Profile setup with the correct primary category (Family Practice Physician, General Practitioner or Medical Clinic depending on the practice structure), strategic secondary categories for paediatric care, women's health, geriatric medicine or other relevant offerings. All attributes populated correctly: accepting new patients, accessibility, languages spoken, payment methods, online booking. Service descriptions written individually rather than bundled. Photo strategy. Weekly Google Posts. Q&A pre-population. NAP consistency across the relevant medical directories for the practice's market — Healthgrades, Vitals, ZocDoc, WebMD for North America; Doctify, MyHealth, BookDoc for the UK and Ireland; country-specific directories for EU markets. Visible Local Pack results typically appear within 30 to 60 days.

On-site SEO and medical schema markup — making the website readable to Google and AI models Technical foundation: page speed optimisation against Core Web Vitals, mobile responsiveness, structured heading hierarchy, internal linking architecture. On-page SEO for each service the practice offers as a separate page rather than one „Services" catch-all. Medical schema markup implemented correctly: MedicalBusiness or MedicalClinic for the practice, Physician for each provider with credentials and specialties, Service for each offering, FAQPage for common patient questions. Schema is what allows AI models to extract structured information about the practice — without it, the practice is opaque to Google AI Overviews and Perplexity even if the content is well-written. The work also includes alt text for images, meta descriptions for every page, canonical tags where needed and a clean robots.txt and sitemap.

AI search optimisation — being cited by Google AI Overviews, Perplexity and ChatGPT Search AI search is now the position that drives healthcare patient traffic. When Google generates an AI Overview for a query like „family doctor accepting new patients in [area]", organic click-through on the standard results below it drops by more than half. A family practice that is not structured to be cited in those AI answers is invisible to a growing portion of patients searching in its catchment area. The work involves: structuring FAQ content so AI models can extract complete answers, implementing schema vocabulary that AI search can read, optimising the practice's „about", „services" and „providers" pages as entity-clear sources, and building the citation infrastructure that AI search models weight when deciding which providers to recommend. This is included in every retainer at every tier — not sold as a future roadmap item.

Review acquisition infrastructure — generating authentic patient reviews systematically Reviews are the single highest trust factor for primary care decisions, and most practices have no system for generating them consistently. The infrastructure includes: physical review cards with QR code linking directly to the practice's Google review page, reception staff training on when and how to offer them (after a successful consultation, never before or during), automated post-appointment email follow-up where the practice's booking system supports it and where consent is properly obtained, response templates for new reviews, monitoring with same-day notification of any new review, and monthly reporting on review velocity and rating trend. A practice with 60 reviews at 4.7 stars converts visitors at substantially higher rates than one with 12 reviews at 5 stars — review volume is the differentiator that compounds.

Google Ads and Meta paid acquisition — when appropriate for the practice and market Paid acquisition is included from the Growth tier upward. Search ads target high-intent local keywords specific to family practice: „family doctor accepting new patients", „GP open Saturday", „same-day appointment family medicine", „[insurance or NHS or system] family practice". Geographic targeting limited to the practice's actual catchment area, not entire cities. Conversion tracking configured to booked appointments rather than form submissions or clicks. Healthcare advertising compliance handled from the first setup — zero disapprovals, zero account flags. Meta campaigns when the patient demographic and the practice's content production capacity make them sensible. Paid acquisition typically delivers booked appointments within the first 30 days of campaign launch — useful for practices that need patients immediately while organic SEO builds over six to twelve months.

Monthly reporting — booked appointments and AI search citations, not impressions Every month: organic session growth and keyword position changes from Google Search Console, Google Business Profile insights including search impressions, discovery searches, direction requests and phone calls, cost per appointment from any active paid campaigns, new patient enquiry volume from the website, AI search citation tracking for the practice's key local queries, review count and rating trend, and where the booking system supports integration, attribution data showing which channels produced the registered patients. The report is a written commentary explaining what changed, what drove that change and what the next 30 days will focus on. The primary metric is appointments attributable to marketing — every other figure is context for improving that one.

Regulatory landscape

GDPR, HIPAA and healthcare advertising compliance — by region

Family practice marketing operates under different regulatory frameworks depending on the country. Generic marketing agencies frequently miss the regional requirements until something goes wrong. Every engagement is configured from the first day for the specific regulatory environment of the practice.

EU + Ireland

GDPR Article 9 — special category health data

Patient health data has the highest level of protection under EU law. Booking forms, contact forms, remarketing pixels, analytics scripts and ad audience configurations all process this data. Every campaign is configured with explicit consent workflows, data minimisation, and ad platform setups that do not expose patient data to third-party networks. Country-specific medical advertising rules — Germany's HWG, France's restrictions on patient testimonials, Italy and Spain's claim restrictions — are applied where relevant.

United Kingdom

GMC, ASA and CAP Code for medical advertising

UK private GP and family practice marketing operates under General Medical Council guidance, the Advertising Standards Authority and the CAP Code. Claims must be substantiated, testimonials must be genuine and not incentivised, comparisons with other providers must be factual, and outcomes must not be guaranteed. UK-GDPR applies to all data handling. Every campaign is reviewed against these rules before launch — particularly important for paid acquisition where ASA enforcement is most active.

US + Canada

HIPAA-aware configuration for Protected Health Information

For US and Canadian practices, every digital touchpoint is configured to avoid passing Protected Health Information to third-party ad networks. Consent workflows aligned with the HIPAA Privacy Rule. Analytics configurations that do not capture PHI. Privacy policy structures that accurately reflect how patient data is processed. Where the practice has a compliance officer or legal counsel, I work alongside them. The same rigour applied to GDPR special category data in Europe is applied to HIPAA PHI requirements in North America — the consequences of misconfiguration are regulatory, not technical.

Comparison

Healthcare SEO consultant vs healthcare marketing agency vs in-house — for a family practice

Family practices typically choose between three options when looking for marketing help. The structural differences between them determine more about the outcome than the channels themselves. Here is the side-by-side a practice owner needs before deciding.

	Healthcare SEO consultant	Medical marketing agency	In-house hire
Who executes the work	One senior specialist — direct execution and reporting	Junior account team after senior pitch	One employee with limited specialist depth
Healthcare specialisation	Exclusive — only works in healthcare	Healthcare alongside other verticals	Variable — depends on the hire
Time to launch	1–3 weeks from contract to first work delivered	4–8 weeks including onboarding	2–4 months including hiring and training
Account rotation risk	Zero — same specialist throughout	High — junior turnover requires re-briefing	Single point of failure if hire leaves
Compliance handling (GDPR / HIPAA)	Built into every channel from day one	Variable — frequently retrofitted	Depends on hire's prior experience
AI search optimisation included	Standard at every tier	Often a separate add-on	Rarely available from one hire
Typical monthly cost — solo / single-location practice	€1,200 – €3,500 (this page)	$1,500 – $5,000 US agency retainer (WebFX 2026)	€3,500+ fully loaded employment cost
Reporting accountability	Direct — written by the person doing the work	Account manager interpretation	Direct, depending on analytical depth

Pricing

Affordable family practice SEO pricing — three tiers, transparent, no hidden fees

Family practice SEO retainers start at €1,200 per month for solo single-location practices and scale to €3,500 per month for multi-location or competitive markets. All three tiers include local SEO, schema markup, AI search optimisation and monthly reporting. All three are structurally lower than the equivalent US agency retainer, and the reason is operational, not promotional.

Essentials

from €1,200 / month

≈ $1,290 / month

Solo family GP or single-location practice. Local visibility, schema, AI search readiness and monthly reporting.

Google Business Profile optimisation
Local SEO + medical directory citations
Medical schema markup implementation
AI search optimisation
Review acquisition workflow setup
Monthly written reporting

Growth · Most chosen

from €2,200 / month

≈ $2,365 / month

Established practice that wants compounding organic growth plus paid acquisition for immediate appointment volume.

Everything in Essentials
On-site SEO content production
Service pages built individually
Google Ads campaign management
Conversion tracking to appointments
Monthly strategy call

Complete

from €3,500 / month

≈ $3,765 / month

Multi-location practice or single location in a highly competitive urban market. Full coverage across organic, paid and reputation.

Everything in Growth
Multi-location reporting
Reputation infrastructure complete
Meta paid acquisition where relevant
Website rebuild if required
Quarterly strategy review

Why these prices are structurally lower than a US healthcare SEO agency retainer

Healthcare SEO pricing data published in 2026 by multiple US sources converges on a clear range. The median solo or single-location practice in the US pays between $1,500 and $2,500 per month for the same scope of work — local SEO, schema, content, reporting (WebFX, Digitalis Medical, Page Optimum 2026). The same sources warn that retainers below $750 per month are a red flag — at that price the agency cannot afford to do real work and typically delivers automated keyword reports.

My pricing sits below the US median for two structural reasons:

Direct work, no agency layers. A US healthcare agency retainer pays for an account manager, a junior executive, a senior strategist supervising both, and the agency's office overhead. With me, one senior specialist does the strategy and the execution. The intermediate layers do not exist, and their cost is removed from the price.
European operating base. The cost of operating as a senior specialist in the European Union is structurally lower than operating from New York, Boston, London or Sydney. That difference comes from rent, salary overhead and agency profit margin — not from cutting hours or expertise.

The Essentials tier at €1,200 per month is approximately $1,290 — close to the US minimum threshold, but with one critical difference. At a US agency, $1,290 per month would mean automated tools, AI-generated content and zero real strategist hours. At my engagement, it means the same number of senior specialist hours that a $2,500 US agency retainer pays for, structured at European specialist rates. The savings are passed through to the practice. Affordable does not mean cheap. It means priced correctly when overhead is removed.

Benchmarks

What realistic results look like for family practice SEO — verified industry benchmarks

Healthcare marketing case studies are routinely confidential for valid clinical and competitive reasons. Rather than publishing client-specific results that cannot be verified, the benchmarks below are public industry data from credible sources — the numbers any family practice should expect from a properly run SEO engagement and against which any future claims can be checked.

3 – 6 months

Time to page 1 for primary local keywords

Organic SEO is front-loaded in effort and back-loaded in results. Most family practices in low-to-medium competition markets reach page 1 for primary local terms within 3 to 6 months. Promodo healthcare SEO guide

30 – 60 days

Local Pack visibility from optimisation

Google Business Profile optimisation is the fastest channel — visible improvement in Map Pack rankings and direction requests typically appears within 30 to 60 days of complete profile setup.

$1,500 – $5,000

Typical US healthcare SEO retainer (per month)

Median solo and single-location practice spend in 2026, before media spend and content production add-ons. Page Optimum 2026

89%

Healthcare queries that trigger an AI Overview

When an AI Overview appears, organic CTR drops from 1.6% to 0.6% on standard results below. Being cited inside the AI answer is now the position that drives patient traffic.

73%

Top YMYL pages with visible author credentials

Following the March 2026 Google core update, named author credentials at the top of healthcare pages became a confirmed ranking factor for YMYL content. March 2026 Core Update analysis

88%

Patients who read reviews before choosing a doctor

Review depth — volume, recency and detail — now outweighs the headline rating in conversion influence. A practice with 60 reviews at 4.7 stars converts higher than one with 12 at 5 stars.

What this means for the practice. Any consultant or agency promising a specific number of new patients or guaranteed page 1 rankings without first auditing the practice's specific market and competition is selling marketing material, not strategy. The diagnostic session is where realistic targets are set against the practice's actual baseline — not before.

Process

From first conversation to measurable patient acquisition — how the engagement works

Diagnostic Session — written audit of the current digital footprint

Before any retainer is proposed, I conduct a structured audit of the practice's current position: website technical health, schema markup status, Google Business Profile completeness and ranking position, review profile and recent velocity, AI search visibility for the practice's key local queries, paid search account if active, GDPR or HIPAA compliance posture, and competitive analysis of the top five family practices ranking above the clinic in its catchment area. The output is a written report with a prioritised action plan — not a pitch deck. This is the only paid first step and is fully credited against the first month's retainer if the engagement proceeds.

Foundation build — Google Business Profile, schema, technical SEO

The first 2 to 4 weeks are foundation work. Google Business Profile is fully optimised. Medical schema markup is implemented across the website. NAP consistency is corrected across the relevant medical directories for the practice's market. Technical SEO issues identified in the audit are fixed. Review acquisition workflow is set up with cards designed and reception staff briefed. By the end of foundation phase, the practice's digital presence is professional, complete and competitive — no longer obviously behind comparable practices in the area.

Content production and AI search optimisation

Months 2 and 3 focus on content. Service pages are built individually for each major offering rather than bundled under a single „Services" page. The physician profile pages are written or rewritten for E-E-A-T signals. FAQ content is structured for AI search extraction. If paid acquisition is included in the tier, Google Ads campaigns launch with conversion tracking configured to appointments. By month 3, organic improvements are typically visible in keyword positions, Local Pack appearances and Google Business Profile insights.

Monthly reporting and ongoing optimisation

From month 4 onward, the cycle is monthly: report on what changed, what drove the change, what the next 30 days will focus on. Reviews are tracked. New keyword opportunities are tested. Paid campaigns are optimised on real conversion data. The primary metric is appointments attributable to marketing — every other figure in the report exists to improve that one. By month 6, organic patient enquiries should be measurably above the baseline established in the diagnostic session.

FAQ

What private GPs and family practice owners ask before engaging a consultant

What is family practice SEO and how is it different from generic medical SEO?

Family practice SEO is the optimisation of a primary care practice's digital presence around how patients search for a family doctor or GP — local proximity, accepting new patients, same-day availability, language spoken, paediatric or geriatric focus, registration with the practice. It differs from generic medical SEO in that the patient decision is about a long-term care relationship rather than a single procedure, which changes which content matters, which schema matters and which channels carry the most weight. Local SEO and review depth are disproportionately important. National SEO strategies do not apply to family practice — patients almost always search within a small geographic radius around their home or work.

How is €1,200 per month possible when US agencies charge $1,500 to $5,000 for the same work?

The difference is structural, not a discount. A US healthcare SEO agency retainer pays for five to seven people billing the account — strategist, account manager, junior account executive, content writer, plus the agency's office overhead in cities like New York, Boston or San Francisco. With me, one senior specialist working from the European Union does both the strategy and the execution. The intermediate roles do not exist and their cost is removed from the price. The €1,200 retainer covers the same number of senior specialist hours that a $2,500 US agency retainer pays for — at European specialist rates rather than US agency rates. This is not cheap labour or automated work. It is the same scope of execution, structured without overhead.

I am a private GP in the UK. Does this work for me, or only for NHS practices?

This work is specifically for private GPs and private family practices, not NHS GP surgeries. NHS GP practices have closed lists, capacity constraints and patients allocated by ICB area — they do not need patient acquisition marketing in the way private practices do. If you operate as a private GP, an independent family practice or a hybrid private/NHS arrangement where private patients matter to your revenue, then yes — the strategies on this page apply directly to your situation. Private GP marketing in the UK also involves specific regulatory considerations under GMC guidance, ASA and the CAP Code, all of which are handled in every engagement.

I am a US family physician. Is this HIPAA-compliant?

Yes. Every engagement for US clinics applies HIPAA-aware configuration across all digital touchpoints: ad platform setups that do not pass Protected Health Information to third-party networks, consent workflows aligned with the HIPAA Privacy Rule, analytics configurations that avoid capturing PHI, and privacy policy structures that accurately reflect healthcare data processing. Where the practice has a compliance officer or legal counsel, I work alongside them. The same rigour applied to GDPR special category data in European markets is applied to HIPAA PHI requirements in North American ones — the consequence of misconfiguration is regulatory in both cases, not technical.

How long until I see new patients from family practice SEO?

Timeline depends on the channel. Google Business Profile optimisation produces visible Local Pack improvements within 30 to 60 days. Paid search, where included, delivers booked appointments within the first 30 days of correctly configured campaigns. Organic SEO and AI search optimisation produce meaningful traffic from month 6 and significant patient acquisition volume from month 12 onward — the investment is front-loaded but compounds. Realistic expectations: a measurable lift in booked appointments within 60 to 90 days from local search and paid channels combined, stronger organic enquiry growth from month 6, and a fundamentally different competitive position within 12 months. Any consultant promising organic SEO results in 4 weeks is misrepresenting how the channel works.

What is the difference between Essentials, Growth and Complete tiers?

Essentials at €1,200 per month covers the foundation: Google Business Profile optimisation, local SEO, medical schema markup, AI search readiness, review acquisition setup and monthly reporting. It is suited to a solo family GP or single-location practice in a low-to-medium competition market that needs a complete digital foundation. Growth at €2,200 per month adds content production for service pages, on-site SEO depth and Google Ads campaign management — this is the most chosen tier because it combines compounding organic growth with immediate paid acquisition. Complete at €3,500 per month is for multi-location practices or single locations in competitive urban markets, adding multi-location reporting, Meta paid acquisition where relevant, full reputation infrastructure and a website rebuild if the audit shows it is necessary. The diagnostic session determines which tier fits the specific practice.

Do I need a new website, or can you optimise my existing one?

The diagnostic session answers this honestly for each practice. Many existing websites are salvageable — built on platforms that allow technical SEO improvements, fast enough on mobile, structurally sound. In those cases, the existing site is optimised rather than rebuilt, and the cost is significantly lower. A rebuild is recommended when the current site has fundamental problems: built on a proprietary practice management vendor template that cannot be modified, slow page speed that cannot be fixed, no mobile responsiveness, no ability to add medical schema markup, or security issues. A website rebuild is included in the Complete tier where required, or scoped separately for Essentials and Growth tiers if the audit identifies it as necessary.

How do I know if the marketing is actually working?

Every monthly report tracks the metrics that matter for a family practice: organic session growth, average keyword position for the practice's primary local terms, Google Business Profile insights including direction requests and phone calls, cost per appointment from any active paid campaigns, new patient enquiry volume from the website and contact forms, AI search citation frequency for key local queries, review count and rating trend. Where the practice's booking system supports integration, attribution data shows which channels produced the registered patients. Each report includes a written commentary explaining what changed, what drove the change and what the next 30 days will prioritise. The goal is a report a practice manager can read in ten minutes and act on without interpreting analytics dashboards.

Can you take over an existing marketing setup, or do you start from scratch?

Both are common starting points. If a practice has existing campaigns, an active Google Business Profile and a website with some SEO value, the diagnostic session identifies what is performing and what is not before anything is modified. What works is preserved. What is wasting spend, creating compliance risk or simply not converting is restructured or replaced. If the current setup has fundamental structural problems — no medical schema, no AI search optimisation, paid campaigns running without conversion tracking, or a website built on a platform that cannot be improved — a clean rebuild of the affected components is faster and more cost-effective than incremental repair.

Can you share case studies from past family practice clients?

Healthcare marketing case studies are confidential for valid clinical and competitive reasons. Patient volumes, conversion data and acquisition costs are commercially sensitive information that legitimate healthcare clients do not authorise for public publication, and the consultants who post detailed case studies on public pages are typically working with a small subset of clients who have agreed to be marketing references. I share specific results during the diagnostic session, under NDA, with practices seriously evaluating an engagement. The published industry benchmarks on this page are the verifiable reference points against which any future engagement can be measured.

Why a consultant rather than a full marketing agency?

A solo or single-location family practice rarely needs the scale, departmental specialisation or process layer of an agency. What it needs is one senior specialist who understands healthcare, runs the work directly, reports honestly and has the time to focus on the practice's actual situation rather than slotting it into a standardised package. Agencies are structured to serve mid-tier and enterprise clients — the pricing, the account structure and the delivery model all reflect that scale. For a family practice, that scale produces overhead the practice pays for but does not benefit from. A consultant model removes the overhead and delivers the same scope of execution at a price that matches the size of the practice.

What if I want the broader fractional CMO scope rather than just SEO?

Family practice SEO is a focused service for solo and single-location practices that need senior execution on local search, AI search, schema and paid acquisition. For multi-specialty clinics, multi-location medical groups or practices that need broader strategic ownership across PR, video, call centre operations and full patient acquisition strategy, the broader engagement is on the healthcare marketing consultant page. That work operates on a fractional CMO model with retainers starting at €4,500 per month and is structured for clinics where one specialist takes ownership of the complete patient acquisition function rather than executing on specific channels.

⚡ First step

Want a clear picture of where your family practice stands in local search and AI search?

The Diagnostic Session delivers a written audit of the practice's current digital presence: local SEO position, Google Business Profile completeness, AI search citation status, review profile, paid search performance if active, compliance posture and competitive analysis of the top five practices in your catchment area — with a prioritised action plan.

✓ Fully credited against the first month's retainer if we work together Book the diagnostic session Maximum 2 diagnostic sessions per week — each includes a 90-minute call and a written report · Sorin Stanciu — Healthcare Marketing Consultant