Opens in a new tab
Industries/Wellness + health

Web and brand work for practitioners, clinics and wellness brands.

Quote turnaround48 hrs
Typical build2 to 4 wks
Online bookingDay one

Problems that cost you bookings before the first session.

Problem 01Your site looks like every other clinic.

Stock photos and the same template as the practice down the street. Nothing tells people why you.

Problem 02Booking is buried three clicks deep.

If someone has to hunt for the button, they book somewhere else. Booking should be one tap from anywhere.

Problem 03You are with clients, not at a computer.

Updates pile up because there is no time. You need someone who can just handle it.

Marketing that fills the calendar.

Take any of these as a one-off, or keep me on call to handle them as they come up.

Booking-first websites

Built around the appointment, with your booking tool front and centre.

Practitioner + service pages

Clear pages that help people pick the right person and service.

Brand + visual identity

A look that feels calm, credible and like you.

Intake + screening forms

Simple forms that route to the right place, with anything sensitive handed off to your practice software's secure intake.

Local SEO + Google Business

Show up properly in Maps and local search.

Ongoing graphics + content

Promos, workshop graphics and social posts, handled on call.

Questions practitioners ask

No. Plenty of clients are one-person practices. A focused one-off site is often all you need.

Usually, yes. If your booking tool (Jane, Acuity, Calendly and the like) offers an embed or a booking link, it goes front and centre on every page.

Yes. Migrations are a regular job, with redirects handled so you keep your search rankings.

Health information belongs in software built for it, not on your website. The site handles general enquiries; anything clinical goes through your practice or EMR system's secure forms, linked from the site.

In and around Prince George, yes: location, event and practitioner photos. Further afield, I'll help you brief a local photographer so everything still matches.

No. I build the pages ads point to, and can refer you to a paid media specialist.