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What You Need to Know

Google helps potential clients find your medspa when they search online. Think of it like a massive directory that ranks businesses based on how helpful and trustworthy they are.

Why This Matters for Your Medspa

  • Every second, thousands of people search for treatments you offer
  • Most clients will find you through Google before booking
  • Better Google rankings = more visibility = more clients

What Google Looks For

1. Keywords and Intent

What it means: Using words your clients actually type when searching

Action items:

  • List your treatments using everyday terms (e.g., “Botox near me” rather than “botulinum toxin injections”)
  • Include common questions in your content (e.g., “How long does lip filler last?”)
  • Write pages that answer specific treatment questions
google search

2. Quality Content

What it means: Helpful, accurate information about your services

Action items:

  • Create detailed treatment pages explaining procedures, recovery, and results
  • Share before/after photos (with proper consent)
  • Write about your expertise and certification
  • Regularly update your website with new treatment information
  • Avoid copying content from other medspa websites
before and after with results may vary statement

3. Credibility

What it means: Other reputable websites linking to yours

Action items:

  • Get listed on legitimate medical directories
  • Join professional associations
  • Encourage satisfied clients to leave Google reviews
  • Partner with local beauty bloggers or influencers
  • Share your expert knowledge on other respected websites
reddit user asking about eye bags

4. User Experience

What it means: Making your website easy to use

Action items:

  • Ensure your website loads quickly
  • Make your contact information easy to find
  • Add online booking options
  • Make sure your website works well on phones
  • Include clear calls-to-action (“Book Now,” “Contact Us”)

5. Local Presence

What it means: Showing up when nearby clients search

Action items:

  • Create and verify your Google Business Profile
  • Keep your business hours and contact info updated
  • Add photos of your facility and team
  • Respond to all reviews, positive and negative
  • List your exact address consistently across all websites
Google My Business

Most medical spas adopt a ‘set it and forget it’ attitude with their website; this is the opposite approach needed for growth. If you approach your website as a living, breathing organism that needs to be feed – updated, enhanced, nurtured – weekly with interesting, educational and entertaining content Google will love you and your clients will find you – quickly!

Simple Monthly Checklist

Week 1:

  • Post one new treatment page or blog post
  • Update any outdated treatment information
  • Respond to all new reviews

Week 2:

  • Share a client success story (with permission)
  • Update your before/after gallery
  • Check that all links on your website work

Week 3:

  • Add any new services to your website
  • Update pricing if needed
  • Post about any upcoming promotions

Week 4:

  • Review your Google Analytics (or ask your web person to)
  • Update your Google Business Profile
  • Ask happy clients for reviews
  • Add a timely post to your blog page

Red Flags to Avoid

  • Copying content from other medspas
  • Ignoring negative reviews
  • Having outdated pricing or treatment information
  • Making medical claims without proper documentation
  • Having a slow or broken website
  • Missing contact information
  • Not showing your medical credentials
google red flags

When to Get Help

Consider hiring an expert when:

  • Your website isn’t showing up in local searches
  • You’re not getting enough online bookings
  • You don’t have time to maintain your online presence
  • Your competitors consistently rank higher than you
  • You’re launching new services or locations

Remember: Good Google rankings take time. Focus on providing valuable information to your clients, and Google will recognize your expertise.