Ep27 | 4 Step Process To Getting On Google Maps

📍 4-Step Local SEO Audit for Clinic Owners

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Most clinic owners think SEO is about getting on page one of Google. But if you're not showing up in the top 3 spots on Google Maps within a 5-mile radius of your clinic, you're bleeding leads to your competitors. In this episode, Jeremy Dupont breaks down the 4 essential steps to dominate your local map rankings—and get your clinic’s phone ringing.

🎯 Key Takeaways:

1. Map Pack Heat Check 72% of local service searches convert within a 5-mile radius. If you're not in the top 3 on Google Maps for “physical therapy near me,” you’re invisible. Check your ranking manually by driving around or let Patch audit it for you.
2. Google Reviews = Digital Word of Mouth Over 100 real and recent reviews boost trust with Google. Use a system like NPS + CRM automation, or run a creative raffle to consistently collect reviews.
3. Local Directories Build Credibility Your Name, Address, and Phone (NAP) must be listed in directories like Google My Business, Yelp, Facebook, Healthgrades, Apple Maps, Bing, etc. These listings signal to Google that you're a legit business still in operation.
4. Optimize Google My Business Treat your GMB profile like prime real estate. Use proper categories (e.g. “Physical Therapy Clinic”), add seasonal/local photos, post updates every 1–2 weeks, and answer FAQs. The more active and complete your listing, the better your chances of ranking.

🚀 Bonus Tips:

• Upload new team or clinic photos monthly—seasonal content performs well
• Sprinkle in keywords in your GMB description (naturally)
• Use Google Posts to show you're open and active
• Answer common questions to reduce friction for first-time visitors

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If your clinic isn’t ranking on Google Maps, it’s not just a visibility issue—it’s a revenue leak. Use this episode to patch it up.