How findable are you, really?

Eight questions, about two minutes. You get a score across four pillars and the three fixes worth doing first, ranked by what they return against what they cost you. Nothing is sent anywhere and no email is required to see it.

Eight questions

Nothing is sent anywhere. The score updates as you answer.

Do you rank on page one for your specialty and city?How many Google reviews do you have?What is your average rating?Out of 5.Posts or articles you publish per monthVideos you publish per monthWhat share of new patients comes from referrals?70%Do you own your website?A hospital or directory profile does not count.Do you have an email list you can contact directly?Any press, podcast or speaking in the last twelve months?

Your score

30/100

Findable

You exist online, but you are one of several options rather than the obvious one. The gap is authority, not presence.

Search: 12
Social proof: 46
Content: 13
Owned audience: 50

Where to start, in order

Start a list you can contact directlyLow effort
It is the only audience that survives an algorithm change, and it is the one that books.
Build review volume deliberatelyLow effort
Below about fifty reviews, a single unhappy patient moves your average visibly.
Answer the questions you get asked in the roomLow effort
The questions patients ask you in person are the ones they type into a search bar first.

Talk through your score

This is a structured self-assessment, not a measurement of your practice. It is only as good as the answers above.