Stop waiting on
somebody else's referral
Most physio practices grow at whatever rate the local GPs and surgeons send people. Search is the only channel that reaches the patients choosing for themselves, and there are far more of them than most practices realise.
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Why most sites never move
Practices lose new patients in three places, and none of them is the treatment they would have received.
Your growth is capped by other people's referrals
Referral flow is excellent work and completely outside your control. When a GP retires or a surgeon changes their preferred clinic, the pipeline moves with them and nothing on your side changes it.
Patients search the injury, not the profession
They type the body part and what happened to it, plus how long it takes to recover. A page called Physiotherapy Services matches none of that, so the practice that wrote about that specific injury takes the booking.
The funding questions decide the booking
Private health, work injuries, plans and rebates are the practical questions people search before they call. Most practice sites answer none of them, so patients call whoever explained it.
What gets published for a practice
Published every month around the injuries and specialties you want more of, with nothing for you to write.
- A page for each injury and condition you treat, matching how patients actually search
- Recovery timeframes and what a course of treatment involves, which is the real question
- The funding and rebate questions answered plainly, using your own arrangements
- Pages for the specialties you want more of, from sports injuries to post-surgical rehab
- Written inside advertising rules: no outcome claims, no testimonials, no invented success rates
- Your Google Business Profile posted to as each page publishes, keeping the listing active
- Every call tap and booking form recorded against the page that produced it
- Weekly ranking checks from your suburb, so a drop is caught in days
Pages we wrote, ranking now.
Real client pages and their latest recorded position on Google.
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From sign-up to your first article live
01
The work you want
Which injuries and specialties you want more of, your hours and your funding arrangements.
02
The searches behind them
What patients near you type about those injuries, with real demand figures.
03
Pages publish
On your practice site and your Google listing, submitted to Google the same day.
04
Bookings get traced
Every enquiry tied to a page, so you see which specialty is filling the diary.
What it costs
One monthly price, everything included. Cancel any time.
Growth
- 20 articles written and published a month
- 25 keywords tracked weekly
- Posted to your social channels
Pro
- 30 articles written and published a month
- 50 keywords tracked weekly
- Posted to your social channels
- Older pages rewritten when they stall
- Competitor gap analysis
- Quarterly strategy review
Questions people ask first
How do physios get patients without relying on referrals?
By being the page that answers what a patient types after an injury: what it is, how long recovery takes, what treatment involves and what it costs. Plenty of people choose a physio directly rather than waiting to be sent, and they choose the practice whose explanation they read.
Which conditions are worth writing about?
The ones you want more of that people actually search, which we check with real demand figures before writing rather than assuming. Sports injuries and post-surgical rehab usually carry both high search volume and high value per patient.
Will the content comply with advertising rules?
It is written to. No claims about curing or guaranteeing outcomes, no patient testimonials, and no invented recovery statistics. It explains what treatment involves and what to expect, which is compliant and also what patients are searching for.
Should we publish our fees?
An initial consultation fee and how rebates work will win you more bookings than they lose, because those are among the first things searched. We only publish figures and arrangements you have supplied.
Does this replace our referral relationships?
No, it sits alongside them. Referrals stay your best work, and search adds the patients who would never have been sent to you at all.
How long until we see it?
New pages appear in Google within days. Local injury phrases usually start moving within a couple of months, and because every call is tracked to a page you can watch it build rather than take our word for it.