Free marketing audit for medical and dental practices

New patients compare a few offices on Google, then call or request an appointment from a phone. This audit shows how your website and listing hold up at that moment, using your own pages.

Free. About a minute. No email needed for the preview.

What it checks for a practice

• Reviews against nearby practices

  Rating and review count next to the offices Google lists for your area, and how your best reviews are shown on your site.

• The path to an appointment

  Phone number, request form, how many fields it asks for, and whether the next step is clear on every page.

• Mobile speed

  Heavy image sliders and large pages are common, and slow pages lose people before the button appears.

• Service pages and local wording

  Whether services and neighborhoods you serve have their own titles and pages, instead of one generic description.

• Staying in touch

  Whether there is any way to follow up with people who do not book on the first visit, such as recall reminders.

What the report looks like

You get a first move, specific findings quoted from your own pages, and the best ways to find new customers. See a sample report for a made-up family clinic. Every term in it is explained in the plain-words guide.

Plain-language reading

• Show your work: what a marketing audit should actually check
• Star power: why Google reviews decide who gets the call
• New site or new page? How to tell before you write the check

Questions

Does the audit give medical or legal advice?

No. It looks at marketing: your website, Google listing, speed and how patients can contact you. It does not review clinical content.

Does it need patient information?

No. It reads your public website and Google listing only.

Who makes this?

Hive, a Seattle marketing agency that runs full-funnel digital marketing programs, including programs that drive visits to medical clinics. The audit is free and has no obligation.

This audit is made by Hive, a Seattle marketing agency. The audit is free, and you decide whether to talk to us afterward.