Treatment pages
One per treatment, reviewed by your provider.
Why clients aren’t finding your spa
When every spa offers the same treatments, the details decide who shows up.
Your site lists treatments in a menu with one line each.
A page for each treatment you offer, with what to expect and what affects the price.
Everyone’s photos look the same.
Real photos of your space, your team and, with permission, your work.
Your Google Business Profile has one category.
Medical spa, plus the categories that fit your services, with every field filled in.
The spa across the street has newer reviews.
A request after every visit, a reply on every review.
You run specials and nobody finds them.
A specials page and profile posts, updated as they change.
You’re listed on several sites with different details.
Every listing matched.
Before and after photos are a grey area.
We publish only what you have written permission for, labelled properly, and nothing generated.
What’s included
Everything a med spa needs to be found, chosen and trusted.
Specials and pricing pages
Current offers and what affects the price, kept up to date.
Google Business Profile
Complete, active, with real photos. How we handle profiles.
Reviews
Every client asked, every review answered. How we handle reviews.
Listings
Google, Apple Maps, Bing, Yelp, Facebook and beauty directories, matching.
Technical fixes
Speed, mobile, structure and medical spa markup.
Plain-English updates
What we did, what moved, what’s next.
How we work
Every market is different, so the plan is too. The steps are the same.
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Check
We look at your site, profile, listings and reviews next to the spas showing up ahead of you.
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Plan for your market
We pick the treatments worth going after first, based on what people in your area search for.
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Do the work
Pages get written and sent to you for review, profiles get completed, listings get corrected and review requests start.
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Show what moved
You get an update in plain English: what we did, what changed in search, and what comes next.
Questions we hear
Can you write about Botox and fillers by brand name?
Yes, as descriptions of treatments your spa offers. Nothing that promises a result, and your provider reviews every page.
Should we publish prices?
Many clients search for “cost”. A starting-price or range page usually helps. If you’d rather not, a “what affects the price” page answers the same search.
We’re a new spa. Does this work with no history?
Yes. A new spa starts with a complete profile, a page for each treatment and a review request from the first client on.
See where your spa shows up today
We check your map rankings, profile, listings and reviews and send you the results. Free.
- Where competitors show up above you
- Which listings have the wrong details
- How your reviews compare nearby