Patients Do Not Search Your Name. They Search Their Back Pain and Pick From the First Three Results.
Cannone Marketing builds chiropractors a brand new website with a real page for every condition you treat and every town your patients drive from, then manages your Google Business Profile so your practice is in that first group.
- A 15 to 25 page custom website with its own page for back pain, sciatica, auto injury, sports care, and each town you serve
- Google Business Profile setup, optimization, and active monthly management including review responses
- 100 physical QR review cards printed and shipped to your office
- GEO and AEO optimization built to get your practice cited by ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, and Claude
- $199 setup and $49 per month with no contracts, plus a free homepage demo built within 24 hours
Patients Are Comparing You to Two Other Offices Right Now
Somebody wakes up with a stiff neck, opens their phone, types chiropractor near me, and looks at three practices. They skim some reviews, glance at each website, and book with one of them. The whole thing takes about four minutes. Here is what usually keeps a good practice out of it.
One Services Page Covers Every Condition
Back pain, sciatica, headaches, auto accident injuries, and sports care are separate searches from separate people with separate problems. When all of it sits on one Services page, Google has nothing specific to rank, and the practice with an actual sciatica page takes that patient.
Your Reviews Are Doing Less Work Than They Could
People pick a chiropractor the way they pick a doctor, so the reviews get read closely. You see the same patients two or three times a week and almost none of them are ever asked. That is more review opportunity than nearly any other local business gets, and most offices leave it sitting there.
The Site Never Answers the Insurance Question
The first thing a new patient wants to know is whether you take their plan and what a visit runs if you do not. When that is not answered plainly on the site, plenty of them never call to find out. They book with the office whose website said it clearly.
Already Have a Website? Compare It to What the Practice Pays Now.
Cannone Marketing does not add SEO to a website you already own. We build a new one from scratch, and for a practice that difference matters, because most chiropractic sites are a homepage, a meet the doctor page, a list of services, and a contact form. There is nothing in that for Google to match to a specific condition in a specific town.
Now the money side. Practices routinely pay an agency $200, $300, or $500 a month for SEO on exactly that kind of site, and often more when it is bundled into a larger practice marketing package. The payment goes out every month while the structure underneath never changes.
Cannone Marketing is $199 to start and $49 per month. That lands under the SEO line by itself on most invoices, and it includes a brand new site built correctly, your Google Business Profile managed every month, and 100 QR review cards shipped to your office.
Think about what one new patient is worth to the practice across a full course of care, then hold that next to $49 a month. Then take the free homepage demo and decide with something real in front of you.
Compare It Against My Current BillNo Tiers, No Add Ons, No Contract
Here is exactly what a chiropractic practice gets for $199 up front and $49 per month.
A New Custom Practice Website
A 15 to 25 page website built only for your practice, with separate pages for back pain, neck pain, sciatica, headaches and migraines, auto accident and personal injury care, sports injuries, prenatal and pediatric care, spinal decompression, and massage therapy, plus new patient and insurance information and a page for every town your patients come from. It is hosted within the AWS infrastructure network which provides the reliability and uptime standards of the world's leading cloud platform, with 256-bit SSL, appointment request forms, live traffic stats, a favicon, Open Graph social sharing images, cross-browser testing, and your domain name included. Worry-Free Support means any update you need is handled by Mike at no extra charge.
Google Business Profile Management
Your Google Business Profile is what puts your office in the map results when somebody searches for a chiropractor near me, and proximity carries real weight in health searches, so the profile has to be right. We fully set it up and optimize it, including categories, services, products, your bio, photos, hours, and every field Google asks for. Each month it stays managed and we respond to your reviews on your behalf, written carefully so nothing confirms who is or is not a patient. Weekly posting is not part of the plan and we will never say otherwise.
100 Physical QR Review Cards
We print 100 QR review cards and ship them to your office. Keep them at the front desk and hand one over at checkout after a visit that clearly went well. The patient scans it on their own time with no conversation and no pressure, which takes the awkwardness out of asking. A chiropractic practice sees the same people repeatedly, so you get more of these moments than almost any other local business.
AI Search Visibility
People now ask ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, and Claude whether to see a chiropractor for sciatica and what a first visit usually costs. Your site is built with GEO and AEO optimization plus sitewide advanced structured data so those tools can clearly read your services, your service area, and your answers. FAQPage schema goes on every service page and location page, and your site is registered with Google, Bing, Yahoo, AOL, and DuckDuckGo. Advanced on-page SEO covers meta titles, descriptions, alt tags, and proper H1, H2, and H3 structure throughout.
Google Needs Something to Match Each Symptom To
Chiropractors ask why the site needs 15 to 25 pages. The reason is that Google ranks pages, not practices.
Think about how people actually type. Lower back pain. Sciatica. Neck pain after a car accident. Headaches. Sports injury. Prenatal care. Each one is a different person with a different problem, and each one is its own search. Now multiply that by the towns your patients drive in from. A five page site gives Google one general Services page to answer all of it.
Fifteen to twenty five pages means each condition gets a page that reads like the problem that person woke up with, and each town gets a page of its own. Health related searches also get held to a higher standard by Google, so pages that clearly show who the doctor is and what the practice does carry more weight here than they would in another field. AI tools read the same structure when they decide which practice to name in an answer.
Twenty Four Hours to See Your Own Homepage
Fill out the form and Mike builds a real homepage for your practice within 24 hours at no cost, then walks you through it himself so you can see the whole thing and ask whatever you want as you go. No contract, no deposit. If it does not beat what you have now, nothing happens.
Build My Free DemoThe Website Is the Waiting Room They See First
Web Design for Chiropractors
A patient in pain is deciding whether your office looks like somewhere they want to put their body. If the site is dated, slow on a phone, or hard to book from, that hesitation sends them to the practice down the road. See how the site itself is built for chiropractors.
View Web Design for ChiropractorsWhy Do You Have Fewer Reviews Than the Office Down the Road?
How Physical QR Review Cards Boost Local SEO Rankings
You see the same patients two and three times a week, which is more chances at a review than almost any business gets, so this covers how the cards work and why the physical version gets used when a text message does not.
Read the Full ArticleThe Questions That Come Up in Every Practice
Why is my chiropractic office not showing up on Google Maps?
Map placement comes down to how complete and active your Google Business Profile is, how close you are to the person searching, and whether your website backs up what the profile claims. Most practices have a profile with one category filled in, hours that are out of date, and a website that never names the conditions people are actually searching for. Proximity carries real weight in healthcare searches, so the towns closest to your office are where you have the best chance. Cannone Marketing sets up and optimizes the profile and builds the website so the two support each other.
How do I get more Google reviews without making it weird with patients?
The awkward part is asking out loud in the room, so the fix is to stop doing that. A card at the front desk with a QR code lets the patient scan it and write something on their own time, with no conversation and no pressure. You also have an advantage almost nobody else has, since the same patients come in repeatedly and you can hand a card over on a visit that went well. One rule to hold to is that you never offer a discount or anything else in exchange for a review, because that goes against Google's policies and can get reviews removed.
Do I need a separate page for sciatica and back pain?
Yes, because Google ranks pages rather than practices. Somebody searching for sciatica has a specific problem and wants to read about that specific thing, not scan a list of services hoping to find it. If both sit on one page, that page competes against practices that built a full page around each condition and usually loses. Your site includes a dedicated page for each condition and service you offer, which is a big part of why the page count lands between 15 and 25.
How do I get new patients instead of just the ones who know me?
New patients almost never search your name, because they do not know it yet. They search the problem, which means lower back pain, neck pain after an accident, or a chiropractor near them. Showing up for those searches takes a page built around each condition, a page for each town patients come from, and a profile with real reviews on it. Nobody can promise you a number of new patients, but that is the structure the practices ranking above you have and most offices do not.
Is it a problem to respond to patient reviews?
Responding is worth doing, but healthcare has to be handled more carefully than other industries because a reply should never confirm that someone is a patient or reference anything about their care. Short, general, and warm is the standard, along the lines of thanking the person for the kind words and inviting anyone with a concern to contact the office directly. That is how your review responses are written here. Compliance requirements vary, so it is worth confirming the approach with whoever handles that for your practice.
The Patient Searching Right Now Is Picking Somebody
The practice ranking above you is not treating patients better than you are. They just have a website Google can read and a profile somebody keeps up. Get the free homepage demo, see your practice built the right way, and then decide. $199 to start, $49 per month, no contract, and Mike handles it directly every time.
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