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The old site was plugin-bloated and often crashed, sometimes for days. Downtime wasted ad spend and cut off leads. The design was slow and mobile-unfriendly, which drove business customers straight to rivals.

The clinic's site had weak structure and poor organic performance. Navigation confused patients. The site wasn't conversion-focused, with buried lead forms and inconsistent paths. Load times were slow and the CMS made publishing painful.

Boogie Board's Google Ads lacked precise targeting, so spend leaked on low-intent clicks. Unoptimized landing pages did not show the product benefits, and there was no nurture flow to earn repeat purchases.

Local demand was strong, but search visibility was low. Service pages were poorly optimized. Digital authority lagged competitors. The training-course funnel had weaker visibility than smaller providers with better SEO.

RAFZ ran on an outdated, plugin-heavy site that loaded in 15+ seconds. Slow performance drove cart abandonment, downtime damaged trust, and the homepage did not show the products off. No place2place API meant no reach.

Rapid growth left campaigns fragmented across per-clinic ad accounts. Budgets ignored real capacity. Reporting was scattered. Spend didn't tie to booked appointments or revenue, so no one could tell which markets were paying back.

Despite offline reputation and a wide destination network, Google Ads drove low traffic and poor ROI. Bidding was inefficient, budget wasted, and English-only ads missed international demand across a very competitive market.

PRM's digital presence did not match its reputation. The site was hard to scale for new practices. Navigation confused patients. Content was scattered, so SEO underperformed. There was no community space for pelvic-pain or endometriosis patients.

Vejro relied on social alone. Guests could not find details, view galleries, read reviews, or book direct. Every inquiry was a message thread, and the resort was losing bookings to rivals that ranked.