What changed
A page for every reason a patient might search.
The old site described the practice. The new one answers the searches. Every service got a dedicated, search-ready page with the structured data Google uses to understand what a page is about, the practice's location and hours marked up the same way, and a design built around the clinic's own identity instead of a template. The booking widget the practice already used stayed exactly where patients expect it.
Speed was the other half. Google grades every site on how fast the main content appears and whether the layout jumps while it loads. The relaunched site scores 99 on mobile with a layout shift of 0.003, which is as close to zero as the tool reports. Slow sites get shown less; this one stopped being slow.
Since launch the practice has run its own site through the plain-English editor, including adding its own advertising pixel without a ticket. That is the point of the platform: the relaunch is the start, not the deliverable.