
From a search to a booked consult
Before you spend more on ads, make sure your website is ready. Here is the path a new patient takes.
Get my auditContact usThe path a new patient takes
Three moments decide who gets the booking.
- 1. FindThey search on their phone73% of local searches start on a phone1, and 45% of consumers now use AI tools for local recommendations2. The audit checks that you show up in both.
- 2. ChooseThey decide who to trust47% won't use a business with fewer than 20 reviews2, and 55% are less likely to choose a med spa when details are wrong3. The fix is making your reviews, details and photos agree.
- 3. BookThey book without a call84% of patients say they would book online if offered, yet fewer than a third did in the past year4. The fix is a short path from first tap to a requested consult.
What we build into every site
Each point is one we check on your site first, then fix.
Fast on a phone
We check: Pages open quickly on a mobile connection.
We do: Images sized for phones and no extra weight, tuned until speed scores sit in the high 90s.
Seen by Google and AI
We check: Your clinic and each treatment turn up in search and in AI answers.
We do: Every page ships as finished HTML with labels machines can read, so nothing hides behind scripts.
Details that match
We check: Hours, address and prices agree everywhere.
We do: Your site, Google profile and listings say the same thing, so search and AI trust them.
One page per treatment
We check: Each treatment answers price, safety, recovery and who it is for.
We do: Botox, fillers and lasers each get their own page, in patients' own words.
Booking in a few taps
We check: The path from first tap to a requested consult.
We do: One clear button on every page and a short form, so no phone call is needed.
Easy for everyone
We check: Pages are readable and usable with assistive tools.
We do: Clear text, large buttons and plain words on every page.

Much of this happens in a spare minute
They are on a bench, in a café or in line. Your site has to make sense in one thumb-scroll.
Get my auditEvery town gets its own faces
A patient trusts a page where they see themselves. So the photos on your site are matched to the people who live around your clinic, and no two towns look alike. More than half of consumers say it matters to see people like themselves5. Here are three of the sites we built. Hover or tap to scroll. Click or tap again to open.
See all five sites we built- Celina, TXIts own look and its own people.
- Fulshear, TXIts own look and its own people.
- Buckeye, AZIts own look and its own people.
These sites use editorial images, not local providers or patients.
Why our standards are strict
The five sites we built score 95 to 100 on speed, accessibility, best practices, search and AI readiness.

Know exactly what to fix first
A short list with the biggest wins on top, written so you or your web person can act on it right away.
Get my auditGet the right help for the finding
We suggest website work or ongoing visibility work only when the report shows a need.
Read the partner disclosure- Hard to choose or book: website help from Med Spa Audit›
- Others found first: search and AI help from Botric›
- Both: each team handles its own part›
- Nothing needs a project yet: you keep the report›
Quick answers
How long does the check take?
A few minutes. Your report comes by email.
Do I need to install anything?
No. You send your website and email.
Is the report a sales pitch?
No. You keep it whether or not you hire anyone.

Find the next move for your med spa
Curious where your site stands? The audit is free and takes your website and email.
Get my auditContact usSources
- BrightLocal, Consumer Search Behavior (2026) (opens in a new tab)
- BrightLocal, Local Consumer Review Survey (2026), 1,002 US adults (opens in a new tab)
- MyAdvice and Boulevard, Aesthetics Consumer Survey Report (2025), 275 med spa shoppers (opens in a new tab)
- Phreesia, healthcare consumerism series (2022) (opens in a new tab)
- Dynata, From Visibility to Belonging: The Evolving Role of Inclusive Advertising (US, UK and Australia) (opens in a new tab)
- WebAIM, The WebAIM Million (2025) (opens in a new tab)
- Federal Trade Commission, Consumer Reviews and Testimonials Rule: Questions and Answers (opens in a new tab)


