Drove 120% organic traffic surge for a Canberra eye surgeon
A leading Canberra eye surgeon with no website went from invisible to dominant. In six months: 22 top-10 keyword rankings, 120% traffic surge, and 35% revenue growth.
A leading Canberra eye surgeon in cataract, paediatric, and strabismus care
Dr Parth Shah is a leading Canberra eye surgeon specializing in cataract surgery, strabismus treatment, paediatric eye surgery, and advanced ophthalmic procedures.
Despite deep clinical experience and a strong local reputation, the clinic had no website, no online credibility, and no scalable referral engine.
No website, no online credibility, no referral support
No website at all
Zero online presence meant zero digital credibility, so patients chose visible competitors.
No local search share
Cataract, paediatric, and strabismus queries in Canberra sent patients to other clinics.
Manual referral flow
GP and optometrist referrals were case-by-case with no digital layer to scale it.
Build the credible site first, then layer authority and outreach
Accessible-first site build
Custom design with accessibility features that expand inclusivity and patient trust.
High-intent SEO
Cataract surgery, paediatric care, and strabismus keyword targeting for Canberra search.
Performance and security
NitroPack speed, Wordfence security, and RankMath as the SEO foundation.
Local SEO and GBP
Google Business Profile and directory listings tuned for Canberra-based queries.
Content clusters and blogs
Patient-focused education on cataract, paediatric care, and strabismus procedures.
GP and optometrist outreach
Referral-based patient acquisition through professional networks and clinicians.
Six months from invisible to dominant local search
Headline result: 120% organic traffic in six months, booking-tied monthly reporting.
Organic traffic grew 120% in six months, driving prospective patients to the site.
Ranked 22 keywords in Google top 10 across cataract, paediatric, and strabismus.
Overall revenue grew 35%, funding service expansion and sustained growth.
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