Visible, but for the right searches?
People find your practice by name, but important services are hard to discover. We review search queries, topics and page structure.
Your practice is there for people. I help those people find you online, understand what you offer and take the next step with confidence.
Specialty · Location · Opening hours
Services, team and what to expect.
03 / CONTACTEDA clear path to an appointment request.
Someone searching for a medical practice often needs to answer a few immediate questions: Is this the right specialty? Can I get there? How do I request an appointment? SEO for doctors connects these questions with a technically accessible, understandable website.
We shape the content around your actual services, location and availability for new patients. The aim is to make suitable enquiries easier and set expectations early.
People find your practice by name, but important services are hard to discover. We review search queries, topics and page structure.
Opening hours, services or information for new patients are unclear. We make essential information easy to reach.
An appointment link is hidden or contacting you on a phone is awkward. We review the journey from a patient’s perspective.
A useful starting point is whatever holds your practice back today. We prioritise improvements by likely impact, effort and the resources you have available.
Help people understand your practice when they search nearby. I review your profile and website for consistent contact details, appropriate service descriptions, opening hours and clear location information.
Your deliverable: a practical list of local improvements and the agreed implementation.
Your specialty, services and catchment area inform a coherent content structure. Each important page answers a distinct question: Who is the service for, what can visitors expect and what should they do next?
Your deliverable: useful content instead of interchangeable keyword pages. Your practice reviews and approves the clinical accuracy of medical statements.
I review whether important pages are accessible and indexable, how navigation works and where loading behaviour or mobile layouts create friction. Existing URLs are considered before changes are made.
Your deliverable: prioritised technical fixes, implemented within the agreed scope.
Visibility is the beginning. Conversion Rate Optimization (CRO) examines whether visitors understand and can use the appropriate contact journey. We improve appointment-link placement, call-to-action wording and form usability.
Your deliverable: a clearer route from a service to an enquiry. Clicking an appointment button is not reported as a confirmed booking.
A useful practice website helps people make decisions. These are the three transitions I review with you.
A search leads to a page that clearly explains the specialty, service and location.
Review question: Can I immediately tell whether I am in the right place?
A real team, verifiable qualifications and clear explanations make the practice tangible.
Review question: Do I know who to expect and what happens next?
Telephone details, directions and an existing booking system are easy to reach. Appointment information removes uncertainty.
Review question: Can I take the next step easily on my phone?
We discuss goals, services, location and available data. You receive a prioritised review.
I improve content, structure and technology. You check practice information and approve medical content.
We improve contact journeys and connect existing booking processes where technically appropriate and agreed.
We review progress, learn from actual signals and agree the next improvements.
To begin, I need your website address, your main practice services and your goal. We then agree access requirements and responsibilities together.
FAHAD KHAN / BERLINI am a freelance UX/UI designer and web developer based in Berlin. I combine strategy, user experience, development and CRO to make websites clearer, more useful digital touchpoints.
We work directly together, from the first review to implementation. Your clinical perspective complements my work on structure, design and technology.
More about meSometimes clearer service pages and contact journeys are the right starting point. Sometimes technical issues or a redesign need attention. I recommend the scope after reviewing the current website.
A review with priorities and an agreed action plan.
Content, design or technical changes with clear deliverables.
Regular reviews and agreed optimisation steps where useful.
You receive an individual proposal defining deliverables, responsibilities and costs. Hosting, external booking systems and other recurring licences are discussed separately.
SEO can help a practice appear for relevant searches. This includes a clear service structure, technically accessible pages and accurate location information. Whether visitors become suitable enquiries also depends on your services, appointment availability and contact journeys.
It depends on the starting point, competition and scope of work. Technical improvements can be implemented early, but their effect on search results is not immediate. We review progress over an agreed period and evaluate real signals rather than promising a ranking date.
No. Search positions are outside my control. Local results depend on factors including relevance, distance and prominence. I can offer careful analysis, agreed improvements and transparent evaluation, but not a guaranteed position.
Cost depends on website size, the technical starting point, number of locations, content requirements and ongoing support. After a conversation, I define the scope and provide an individual proposal so you can see the deliverables and any additional costs.
Not automatically. If the existing website has a useful technical and editorial foundation, focused improvements may be enough. A rebuild is recommended only when key requirements cannot reasonably be met with the current setup.
I support topic planning, structure and clear presentation of your information. Your practice must review and approve clinical accuracy and statements about treatments and qualifications. Unsupported claims about treatment outcomes have no place in the content.
Yes, we can collaborate remotely. Local content needs accurate information about your actual location, catchment area and services. Artificial location pages for places with no real connection to the practice are not a useful basis.
SEO helps you reach relevant visitors. CRO improves the path from a visit to a useful action, such as a phone call or moving to appointment booking. We consider both and distinguish measurable clicks from completed enquiries or bookings.
Send me your website address and a short description of what is not working. We will discuss which improvements fit your practice.
Discuss your practice website