Technical review
Check important URLs, indexing directives, canonicals, internal links and mobile usability. Investigate duplicate or inaccessible pages before making structural changes.
Useful service information, accurate local details and a website that helps people understand your practice and take the next step.
Begin with the services your practice provides, the pages that already exist and the evidence available in Search Console and genuine enquiry records. Agree which questions the website needs to answer and which problems deserve attention first.
The outcome of the first review is a prioritised scope: what to retain, what to improve and what needs further investigation.
Check important URLs, indexing directives, canonicals, internal links and mobile usability. Investigate duplicate or inaccessible pages before making structural changes.
Map practical visitor questions to real services. Give each page a useful purpose and avoid publishing near-identical pages for every keyword or nearby area.
Review the practice's name, address, phone, hours, relevant categories and appointment route across the website and relevant business listings.
Organise clear service information and useful supporting answers. Your practice confirms clinical details, practitioner credentials, availability and any prices before publication.
Review relevant queries and pages alongside genuine received enquiries. Distinguish visibility, visits, contact interactions and actual appointment outcomes.
Agree access, a reporting period and the changes to review. Explain completed work, the evidence available and the next priority without filling gaps with invented results.
Explore GP service information, local consistency, technical access and practical review questions.
GP clinic SEO approach ↗GP marketing overview ↗Explore treatment-page planning, accurate practice details, clinical review and search/enquiry evidence.
Dental clinic SEO approach ↗Dental marketing overview ↗SEO, GEO and AEO are terms used when discussing discovery through search and AI answer experiences. Our work starts with useful original information, accessible pages and accurate practice details.
For Google's generative search features, its published guidance keeps SEO foundations relevant. We use those foundations when planning the website; a particular ranking, citation or AI recommendation is not guaranteed.
Reference: Google's guide to generative AI search.
Search eligibility and a working page do not prove that Google has indexed it. Check actual search coverage where access is available, and keep missing evidence visible.
Speak with Shafiq Haris about your current website, practice services and priorities. Agree the work, review responsibilities, fees and any separate advertising spend in your proposal.
Unlimited landing pages and social content are included at no extra charge throughout collaboration with Belthar. Unlimited applies to landing pages; the social content scope and priorities are agreed with you.
Clinic marketing scope and responsibilities ↗Not automatically. Start with the practice's services, existing pages and real visitor questions. A useful service page or an important technical repair may deserve attention before another article.
No. We can work on accurate information, useful pages and technical foundations, but cannot promise a particular ranking, local position or inclusion in an AI answer.
Review the starting point and agree changes and review dates first. Search performance can take time and is affected by several factors. Compare relevant evidence over consistent periods rather than relying on a universal timeline.
No. SEO concerns organic discovery and website information. Google Ads is paid advertising with separate spend and campaign decisions. Both need suitable pages and distinct measurement.
Read each case's work and timeframe before using it in a plan. Historical clinic revenue changes are not SEO-only forecasts.
Explore the paid-search approach ↗Guides and relevant service pages ↗Official reference: Google Search Essentials. References inform the approach and do not imply endorsement of Belthar.
A 30-minute Google Meet to discuss your practice's website, search presence and next priorities.