Can a solo practice rank for “therapist Dallas”?
A solo practice can compete for Dallas searches when the site clearly explains its work and the communities it serves. Google rewards focused specialty pages, a complete Google Business Profile, genuine reviews and a fast mobile site. We target realistic searches rather than promising a position.
Is SEO useful if all sessions are online?
Yes. People still search for a Texas-licensed therapist, a specific specialty or a clinician who offers telehealth from Dallas. The site should state that sessions are online, which parts of Texas you serve and how the first appointment works.
Should the site mention Plano, Frisco or Arlington?
Name the places the practice genuinely serves on the office or service-area page. A clear service-area section is more useful than a thin duplicate page for every suburb in the Metroplex. If a community produces real demand, it may deserve its own page later, but not one that repeats the same copy.
When will I see results?
No specific timeline is promised. Google sets the pace, and rankings depend on the starting site, the competition, the review profile and how consistently the work is maintained. The first visible progress is the work itself — fixes, new pages and rewritten titles — followed by reports on which searches the pages appear for.
How much does it cost?
The engagement is a 3-month implementation project with three packages — Starter ($329.99/month), Professional ($379.99/month) and Premium ($429.99/month) — paid over 12 monthly installments. The monthly amount is a payment toward the project, not an ongoing retainer. A group practice with several clinicians may need a larger scope, confirmed in writing after a free review.
Do you work with group practices?
Yes. A group practice often needs a clearer structure: who each clinician is, which specialties and populations they serve, where sessions happen and how inquiries are routed. We can plan the site around the group as a whole without losing the individual clinicians a client may be looking for.
Does your marketing respect Texas licensing boards and professional ethics rules?
We avoid guarantees, clinical claims and misleading wording. Marketing should describe the practice accurately, not promise a ranking or an outcome. The practice remains responsible for its own compliance with Texas regulators and professional obligations, and we flag anything that may need a closer review.
What is AI search optimization (AI SEO, AEO, GEO) for therapists?
It is the work of making a practice understandable to AI tools: accurate, consistent details about specialties, Texas licensure, location and booking, written clearly on the site and across profiles. AEO (answer engine optimization) and GEO (generative engine optimization) describe parts of the same effort. Nobody can promise a citation or a position in an AI answer.