Fees and scope
Quote based on properties, deliverables, content schedule, data work and staffing. Agree fee, milestones, timing, term and exit provisions. Start a project or ongoing work directly; no required 60-day assessment.
Multi-location SEO for healthcare groups
One group.
Clear location pages.
Location content, technical improvements and reporting, scoped to your properties.
Discuss multi-location SEO
One pilot. Then an agreed rollout.
Inspect the pilot-page cropILLUSTRATIVE LOCATION PAGE
Example North
Local information before generic copy.
- Hours
- Mon–Fri · 9am–5pm Invented example
- Useful connections
- Location → relevant services → provider information
- Before publication
- Practice reviewer confirms business details, clinical content and claims.
Pilot approval comes before additional locations.
Measure what the sources support. Website events alone do not prove bookings, procedures or revenue. Record the missing downstream connection.
Included in your scope
What you receive.
Illustrative document previews · contents agreed in your scope
- Property + source inventory
- Reviewed pilot location page
- Prioritized changes + owners
- Reporting with stated gaps
Boundaries
Request tools and integrations need separate scope. Website events cannot prove bookings, procedures or revenue without reliable, authorized matching. No guarantee of traffic, inquiries or business results.
Inputs and handoff checks
What your team brings
Locations, websites, business profiles, existing findings and authorized reporting sources. Name an operations/marketing owner and qualified reviewers for clinical content, credentials and business claims.
Acceptance and handoff
Review the pilot, approved content and technical notes before expanding. Each change has an owner and check. Local details, links and structured data must agree; reputation responses protect patient privacy.
Optional AI-search checks record dated queries, sources and changing mentions. No guaranteed inclusion, citations, rankings or advantage. Use existing findings where sufficient; an assessment is optional.
Before we begin
Questions about the scope.
What does multi-location SEO include?
The scope can combine location and service pages, business information, technical improvements, content planning and reporting. Your proposal identifies the locations, properties, outputs and responsibilities included.
Do we have to buy an assessment first?
No. A defined implementation or ongoing program can start directly when the requirements and access are clear. A separate assessment is optional when it would resolve important unknowns.
Can you measure bookings, procedures or revenue?
Only when authorized sources and reliable matching support those measures. Website events alone do not establish completed bookings, procedures or revenue. We agree the available measures and document attribution gaps.
Do you track AI-search visibility?
Sampling selected queries and AI-search surfaces can be included in the scope. Observations are dated snapshots and may vary. We do not guarantee inclusion, citations, rankings or a competitive advantage from monitoring.
When should we expect results?
Your proposal sets delivery milestones for the agreed work. Search traffic, rankings and inquiries depend on the starting point, competition, search systems and other factors; delivery dates are not promises of search or commercial results.
What does an engagement cost?
Fees depend on the properties, deliverables, content cadence, data work and staffing required. We can scope a first implementation or ongoing allocation. The proposal sets the fee, schedule, term and exit provisions; there is no mandatory 60-day assessment.
Start with a business conversation
Discuss multi-location SEO.
Share your locations, systems and priorities.
Business inquiries only. No patient information, medical records, passwords or credentials. Sensitive workflow access needs a separate agreement.