Local SEO for dentists, one town at a time.

Somebody with a broken tooth types "dentist near me" and picks from three results on a map. That block sits above the ordinary results, and getting into it is a different job from ranking a page.

Google decides it on three things: how close you are to the searcher, how complete and active your profile is, and how well known your practice looks across the rest of the web. Distance you cannot change. The other two you can.

We fill it out properly: categories that match what you actually do, services with real descriptions, hours including the holiday exceptions, and photographs of the practice rather than stock.

Then we keep it moving. Posts, questions answered in your own words, and new photographs, because a profile that has not changed in a year reads as abandoned to both Google and the person choosing between you and the practice next door.

Reviews are the part only you can drive. We set up the ask so it happens at the front desk at the right moment, and we write the replies, including the replies to the bad ones.

A page for a town you draw patients from is worth building. A page for a town forty minutes away that you invented to catch a search is worth nothing, and Google has been discounting those for years.

So we build the real ones, and each carries something only a local practice can write: the neighbourhoods you see patients from, the insurance you take, parking, the bus that stops outside.