Therapy Stars
Therapy Stars joined Wildcat Digital in June 2021 with the key goal of improving their online presence both in their local area, and the wider Wrexham/Shropshire region. Other objectives of this campaign included expanding the website to showcase their wide-ranging services, as well as increasing the trustworthiness of the website to be able to compete with strong local competition.
Over the past 18 months, Wildcat Digital increased organic traffic by 1879% and increased conversions by 138% through a combination of creative content creation and optimisation.
What we did
SEO Content Creation
SEO Content Optimisation
Completed
Ongoing Campaign
We created a number of pages to target relevant child physiotherapy keywords across different age groups and for common conditions that Therapy Stars treat. A number of these pages are now ranking on the first page in the Wrexham area – a key goal for Therapy Stars.
We then began to optimise older blogs with strong SEO potential – one blog, in particular, achieved a 6286% increase in traffic, as well as climbing from third-page rankings to position 1 in just 12 months. To date, this is Therapy Stars’ top-performing page and encourages users to click through the site.
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Katie Bell Physiotherapy
Therapy Stars is a private Physiotherapy clinic based in Penley, specialising in providing assessment and treatment for babies, children, and young adults across a wide range of conditions. The clinic was the first Children’s Physiotherapy clinic to offer Dynamic Movement Intervention (DMI) therapy in the UK and is one of very few clinics that offer week long physiotherapy for children and babies with severe disabilities; services which are difficult to obtain through the NHS.