How visible is your clinic online?
Ten quick questions about how your spa, studio or clinic shows up online. You get a score out of 100 and a plain list of what to fix first — on screen, straight away. Nothing to fill in, no email required.
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Can clients book an appointment on your website, at any hour, without calling or messaging you?
Add online booking
Every enquiry that has to wait for opening hours is one a competitor with a booking button can take first. This is usually the single biggest change we make.
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Have you claimed your Google Business Profile, with current hours, photos and treatments?
Claim and fill in your Google Business Profile
For a local spa this is often the first thing a client sees — frequently before your website. An unclaimed or half-empty profile quietly costs you the people closest to booking.
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Does your website load quickly on a phone, on mobile data?
Fix mobile loading speed
Almost all wellness searches happen on a phone. A slow page loses people before they ever see your treatments.
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Are your treatments and prices listed clearly, without anyone having to ask?
Publish your treatments and prices
People compare quietly and rarely message to ask. Clear pricing removes the main reason someone leaves a spa website without booking.
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Have you had new Google reviews in the last three months?
Build a steady flow of reviews
Reviews age. A page of glowing comments from two years ago reads as a business that has gone quiet — a simple ask after each treatment fixes it.
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Do you know how many bookings your website produced last month?
Set up proper tracking
Without this you cannot tell which marketing works, so every decision is guesswork and any ad budget is spent blind.
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Do you reply to your Google reviews, including the critical ones?
Reply to every review
Replies are public. A thoughtful answer to a bad review reassures the next reader far more than the review itself worries them.
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Does your website show real photos of your space, your team and your treatments?
Replace stock photography
Wellness is bought on trust. Stock images of strangers in white robes signal that you are hiding what your rooms actually look like.
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Is your website available in both Portuguese and English?
Add a second language
In Lisbon and the Algarve a large share of spa clients are visitors or expats. A single-language site turns away people who are ready to pay.
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Are you running Google or Meta ads aimed at people searching for treatments near you?
Start targeted local ads
SEO takes months. Ads put you in front of someone searching "massagem perto de mim" today — the highest-intent client there is.
You answered "not sure" to some questions. Those are worth checking — an unknown is usually a gap.
What to fix first
Nothing obvious to fix
You are ahead of nearly every wellness business we see. At this point growth comes from the things a checklist cannot measure — ad efficiency, the quality of your content, and how well your booking flow converts. Worth a conversation.
Want help with the list above?
Book a free 30-minute call. We will go through your results together and tell you honestly which ones are worth paying for and which you can do yourself.
This score is based on your own answers, not an automated scan of your website. It is a starting point for a conversation, not an audit.