Physiotherapy, psychology, podiatry, occupational therapy and other allied health providers all face the same core challenge: helping patients understand what you do and when to book, without overpromising results. We help allied health clinics be found locally, explain their services clearly and grow within advertising rules.
Brisbane-based, working with allied health clinics across Australia.
Allied health services are often less understood by the public than GP or specialist care. Patients may not know they can self-refer, what a session actually involves, or how many sessions they might need, and that uncertainty creates hesitation before booking. Clear, honest explanation helps people take the next step, and it has to be done without promising results.
Six services that work together, so patients can find you, understand what you do and book.
Local SEO and Google Business Profile
Be found when people search for your service near them, such as physiotherapy, psychology or podiatry in your suburb. We optimise your Google Business Profile, location pages and local listings so your services, hours and contact details stay accurate.
Allied Health Website Design
Service pages that clearly explain each type of session, self-referral pathways, and Medicare or health fund information where relevant, with simple online booking.
Patient Education and Social Content
Educational content explaining what to expect from a first session, plain-language information that helps people understand when it may be time to seek help, and social content built around your specific discipline, whether that’s physiotherapy, psychology or podiatry.
Google Ads for Allied Health Clinics
Campaigns that reach people actively searching for your service, with ad copy and landing pages written to meet advertising requirements and without overpromising results.
Tracking and Reporting
Understand which services and content topics actually drive bookings, which is particularly useful for multi-disciplinary allied health clinics.
Project Management for New Services and Practitioners
Supporting the addition of new practitioners or service lines, such as a psychology clinic adding a new allied health service.
A single-discipline clinic and a multi-disciplinary practice need different things from their marketing. Here’s where we can help.
Physiotherapy clinics
Make it easy for people to understand your services and book, with a clear page for each type of appointment.
Psychology and mental health practices
Warm, plain-language content and clear pages on fees, rebates and referrals, written with care.
Podiatry and occupational therapy clinics
Explain what you do and who it’s for, so patients and referrers know when to get in touch.
Multi-disciplinary clinics
Present several services under one roof clearly, so patients can quickly find the right one.
Marketing that follows the advertising rules
Physiotherapists, psychologists, podiatrists and occupational therapists are registered with AHPRA, and their advertising must follow the National Law. For every allied health profession, the practice is responsible for what it advertises, including content written on its behalf. So we write and review every website page, ad and social post to the same careful standard.
Anything involving clinical information is reviewed by your practice before it goes live.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. We give each service its own page, explaining who it’s for, what a session involves and how to book, then link the pages together so patients can move easily between services. That helps people find the right service and helps search engines understand everything your clinic offers.
Yes. We present the funding information your clinic provides in clear, plain language: what’s available, who may be eligible and how to claim. Rebate rules change, so we recommend the wording is checked against current Medicare and health fund information before it’s published. Where the details depend on a patient’s situation, we point them to your reception team.
Yes. Content for psychology and mental health clinics is written in warm, plain language, avoids fear-based or alarming messaging, and makes no promises about outcomes. Your psychologists review anything involving clinical information before it’s published.
We explain it in plain language on your service pages: what the service is for, whether a referral is needed and how to book directly. Where the answer depends on the type of service or the funding a patient wants to use, we say so clearly rather than leaving people guessing.
Yes. A first-session page or short guide covering what to bring, how long it runs, who they’ll meet and what happens next helps people feel ready to book. We write it in plain language and stick to what your clinic actually does, without promising outcomes or a set number of sessions.
In most cases, no. We build your website and booking pathways around the system your practice already uses, so patients book the way your team already manages appointments. If a change would genuinely help, we’ll explain why and leave the decision with you.
It depends on your location, competition and budget. Google Ads can send people to your website quickly, while local SEO builds gradually over months. We agree what to measure at the start, such as website enquiries, calls and clicks on your booking link, and report against it regularly. We don’t guarantee outcomes.
Your practice does. We draft the copy, and your clinic owner or lead clinician reviews anything involving clinical information before it goes live, because advertisers are ultimately responsible for their own advertising.
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