A portfolio, not a clinic site
The site was built like a portfolio rather than a place to choose and book a treatment.
A healthcare and aesthetics website for a London clinic

A London doctor-led aesthetics and IV therapy clinic with a dated, thin portfolio-style site.
It was rebuilt from scratch as a full clinic website: custom design, a new structure and content, a page for every service, and SEO built in.
The site was built like a portfolio rather than a place to choose and book a treatment.
A few pages with little for a patient to read or trust.
Patients need answers before they book, and the site didn’t give them.
Browse by treatment or by the concern they want to fix.
A plain-language explanation of what it is and who it suits.
Pricing, process and FAQs in one place.
Booking routes on every page.
A bespoke look for the clinic.
A new information architecture.
Over sixty pages, one per treatment.
Browse by concern rather than by treatment name.
Prices published where patients look for them.
What to expect before, during and after.
Pages for the ways people actually book.
The pages that reassure a first-time patient.
Online booking, WhatsApp chat and an appointment form.
Yoast titles, descriptions, canonicals, a sitemap and a robots file.
Markup so search engines understand the clinic and its treatments.
Pabau online booking, WhatsApp chat, an appointment form and a Google reviews widget.
Google Tag Manager and Site Kit.
Review the existing site and plan the new one.
Decide the structure and the search terms each page should target.
A custom UI/UX design for the clinic.
Build the site in WordPress and write the content.
Tools: WordPress, Elementor Pro
On-page SEO, structured data and launch.
Tools: Yoast SEO
The site went from a few-page portfolio to a complete, SEO-built clinic website. The clinic has kept adding treatments, pages and blog posts since delivery.
OSO Clinic
The clinic continues to add treatments, pages and blog posts on the foundation we built.
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