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Marketing that fits around a full clinic diary
Short, practical pieces on getting found, filling the diary and getting paid, written for owners who run the business between patients.
What makes a good clinic website
A clinic website should help patients trust the practice, find information fast and book with minimal friction, while handling their data the way UK law requires. A buyer's guide to the features, design, content and build choices that matter.
Read more → 06 Aug 2026 · Marketing & AdsSocial media for clinics: what it does and how much time it deserves
Posting daily does not fill a diary. What social media genuinely does for a private clinic, which platform suits which practice, and a realistic time budget that survives a busy week.
Read more → 06 Aug 2026 · Running the ClinicSEO consultant, agency or in-house: who should own this for a clinic
The structural choice behind hiring anyone: whether marketing your clinic belongs to you, a part-time employee, a freelance consultant or an agency, and what each genuinely costs.
Read more → 05 Aug 2026 · Getting Found OnlineSEO for dentists and private clinics: what is different about healthcare search
Health searches are judged more harshly by Google and more tightly regulated by the ASA. What that means for a dental or clinical website, and how to write pages that survive both.
Read more → 05 Aug 2026 · Websites & BookingsTurning website visitors into booked patients
Most clinics do not have a traffic problem, they have a conversion problem. The seven things on a clinic website that decide whether a visitor books, and how to test them this week.
Read more → 04 Aug 2026 · Getting Found OnlineWhat a clinic SEO audit should tell you (and what to ignore)
Most SEO audits are a 60-page export of everything a tool could find. Here is what a useful audit contains for a clinic, in what order, and which findings you can safely ignore.
Read more → 04 Aug 2026 · Marketing & AdsGoogle Ads for a small clinic: when PPC is worth it
What Google Ads can and cannot do for a private clinic, what it realistically costs, the healthcare policy rules that catch clinics out, and how to tell whether it is paying for itself.
Read more → 03 Aug 2026 · Getting Found OnlineWhat local SEO actually does for a clinic
Local SEO is not one thing. Here is what the work is made of, which parts move the map pack, which parts move the website, and what a clinic should expect from each.
Read more → 03 Aug 2026 · Getting Found OnlineChoosing an SEO agency for your clinic: what to ask and what to ignore
How to judge an SEO agency when you run a clinic rather than an ecommerce brand: the four ways of buying it, the questions that separate the good from the plausible, and the promises that should end the call.
Read more → 31 Jul 2026 · Getting Found OnlineHow to get your clinic found in AI search
More than half of UK adults now use AI tools, and a growing share start their search for a clinic there. What decides whether your clinic gets named in the answer, and the page changes that make the difference.
Read more → 31 Jul 2026 · Getting Found OnlineWhy clinics get their Google Business Profile suspended
A suspended profile takes a clinic off the map with no warning and no phone calls. The four things that trigger it, what to do in the first 48 hours, and how to make your listing hard to suspend.
Read more → 31 Jul 2026 · Reviews & ReputationAsking patients for reviews without breaking the law
Since April 2025 it has been illegal in the UK to publish fake reviews or conceal an incentive for one, and the CMA is now investigating named businesses. What a clinic can and cannot do, plus the confidentiality trap in replying.
Read more → 31 Jul 2026 · Marketing & AdsHow to make a TikTok slideshow with AI
Turn one product photo into a multi-slide TikTok Photo Mode post: how to generate the images, what belongs on each slide, and what to do if you do not have Shoppable Photos yet.
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