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Dr. Sarah Graham

Dermatologist · Private Practice

143 reviews

Address
Madison Avenue, Manhattan
Phone
(212) 555 0143
Website
drgraham.com
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Visibility Projects

Make the existing website visible — or start over. Profile, directories, and content put in order once. For private specialty practices.

What we hear

From conversations with practice owners

When will I finally rank at the top of Google?

Patience is a virtue.

Organic visibility is earned over months. Continuous work is rewarded. If you need to be found in 48 hours, that is Paid Search — not a website project.

Content depth

Depth beats breadth.

Google doesn't rank business cards. Practices that want to show up for "dermatologist Manhattan private practice" or "orthopedic surgeon NYC" need content that answers those queries directly — clinically precise, locally anchored, written for the actual searches patients are running.

A Visibility Project builds the site's content layer once: service pages per specialty, regional landing pages, structured data that signals to Google and the AI assistants who the practice is and who it treats.

It's not a content retainer. It's the substantive core of local visibility, handed over when the scope is done.

Consistent NAP data (name, address, phone) across all relevant directories
Directory management

Inconsistent data isn't a cosmetic issue.

Healthgrades, ZocDoc, Vitals, WebMD, Yelp, RateMDs, Apple Maps, Bing Places — every platform has its own fields, its own requirements, its own update cycles. Inconsistent practice data is an active ranking signal working against you.

A Visibility Project covers setup and cleanup of every relevant directory entry — once, to a consistent NAP. New platforms that matter get added as part of the scope. Address, phone, and hours are aligned everywhere, not just on the website. Ongoing maintenance is not included unless you ask for it.

What our websites can do

How a website comes together

  1. Strategy & concept

    The floor plan before the façade.

    No architect starts with the color of the exterior. They start by understanding how the building is used — who lives in it, what it has to do, how it fits its surroundings. A website works the same way. Before we design anything, we settle the audience, the location, the specialties, and the relationship between practice and patient.

  2. Brand & design

    First impressions choose.

    Design is not decoration. It is the visual translation of what the practice is — the specialty, the tone, the people it serves. An orthopedist and a plastic surgeon have different patients, different expectations, different assumptions before a word is read.

  3. Content & findability

    The wind blows the same for everyone.

    When someone types “orthopedic surgeon near me” today, they are not looking for a specific practice — they are looking for a solution. That wind blows every day, for every specialty, in every city. Content and structure decide who gets found.

  4. Launch & handover

    Transfer of ownership.

    The website belongs to the practice — domain, code, content. No lock-ins, no rental arrangement, no hidden dependencies. Handover includes training and 30 days of support. HIPAA-aligned where it matters.

How it works

Visibility, set up once.

  1. Day 1 – 14

    Full audit

    Website, Google Business Profile, directories, data consistency, ranking position, competitor comparison, content gaps.

  2. Week 2 – 4

    Tech and profiles

    GBP optimization, directory cleanup, website adjustments or a restart, structured data, first AI signals.

  3. Week 4 – 8

    Content and polish

    Service pages, regional landing pages, directory gaps closed — scope as agreed in advance.

  4. Handoff

    Done, no retainer

    Everything delivered to scope. No ongoing maintenance obligation — we continue only if you want us to.

Transparent pricing · short paths

Scope and price are fixed in advance. Then it is done — no maintenance obligation, no subscription.

Visibility project

from $690

For practices whose website stays. Google Business Profile and directories put in order, service pages for individual specialties added, technical cleanup, takeover from another agency including access.

Scope after intake, price fixed before we start.

Compact website

$1,590

One page, one specialty. Structure, copy, photos, appointment request and call button always visible. Built cleanly for Google and AI search.

No dedicated service pages, no blog. Two revision rounds included.

Practice website

from $3,490

Up to eight pages, dedicated pages per specialty, team and practice page. Structure and copy matched to the searches patients actually use in your catchment. Before/after comparison documented in Radar.

Two revision rounds included. Handover with all access.

Group / multi-location

Quote

Group practices and multiple locations on a fixed quote before we start.

Free intro call

30 minutes. Online. No obligation.

Radar · Free

How visible is your practice — compared with colleagues nearby.

  • Live visibility

    Your most relevant searches across Google and AI, compared to nearby practices

  • Directory overview

    Ongoing data check across the listings that matter

  • Review overview

    Every new review in one view — nothing gets lost

  • QR-link management

    QR codes for new reviews, easy to steer

Free AI Audit
appeario Radar: rankings and AI visibility for a specialty practice

FAQ

One-time work. Then it is done.

Is this really one-time — no subscription afterwards?

Yes. Scope and price are fixed before we start. Then it is done: no maintenance obligation, no monthly lock-in. We continue only if you want us to.

What is the difference between the packages?

Visibility project: the existing website stays; profiles and content are brought up to date. Compact website: one page, one specialty. Practice website: up to eight pages including specialty pages. Group / multi-location: a fixed quote in advance.

How does intake work?

A short intro call, then the current state (website, profile, directories), then a binding quote. We start only once the scope is clear.

Will you take over a website from another agency?

Yes — including access, technical cleanup, and the missing service pages. Prerequisite: we get what we need to continue cleanly.

Does this include ongoing ads or review replies?

No. Those live in Paid Search + Reviews, the monthly service. A Visibility Project is the one-time foundation.