Paste your homepage, new-patient special page, or a service page. We score 12 conversion dimensions against patterns specific to chiropractic clinics and return three page-referenced fixes you can ship before your first patient walks in.
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A prospect in back pain isn't comparing feature lists — they're deciding whether to trust a stranger with their spine. Generic CRO advice optimizes buttons and headlines in a vacuum, ignoring the two things that actually move a chiropractic booking: credible relief for a specific pain, and enough proof to override skepticism. A page can look polished and still fail because it never names sciatica, never shows a real DC credential, and never makes the first appointment feel low-risk.
We read your page the way a hesitant patient does. Does the hero speak to their pain or to your clinic's history? Is the new-patient offer obvious, or buried three scrolls down? Can they tell in ten seconds whether you take their insurance or run cash-pay? Our audit scores these against how chiropractic visitors actually decide — not against a general checklist written for e-commerce or SaaS that has nothing to do with booking a spine adjustment.
The new-patient special — the exam, consultation, or first-visit price that gets people through the door — sits below the fold, buried in a paragraph, or written as "contact us for pricing." Visitors who came ready to try can't find the reason to act now, so they bookmark the page and never return. A weak or invisible offer is the most common booking leak we see.
The hero leads with years in practice, a technique name, or a mission statement instead of the back pain, neck pain, or sciatica the visitor typed into search. When a page never mirrors the specific problem, the patient in pain assumes it isn't for them. Credentials matter — but they earn attention only after the page proves it understands what hurts.
The only path forward is a phone number during office hours, a contact form that promises a callback "soon," or a scheduler buried behind three clicks. A patient ready to book at 9pm has no way to do it. Every extra step, ambiguous button, or missing online scheduler bleeds off motivated visitors who won't chase you.
There are no reviews, no patient testimonials, no photos of the actual doctor or office, and no clarity on insurance versus cash-pay. First-time chiropractic patients carry real doubt — about cost, about safety, about whether it works for their case. A page that ignores those objections leaves them unresolved, and unresolved doubt is a silent no.
You get a full 12-dimension conversion breakdown scored against chiropractic booking patterns, plus a hero rewrite that shows your current headline next to a proposed one with the reasoning behind it. You get three CTA variants ranked by likely impact, and your top five fixes with literal copy-paste replacement text — not vague advice, but the exact words to drop in. Every comment references your page's actual H1, sub-headline, and primary CTA, so nothing is generic. It all lands in a shareable PDF you can hand to whoever runs your site.
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Yes. The 12 dimensions are scored against how chiropractic visitors decide to book — the clarity of your new-patient offer, whether the hero speaks to back, neck, or sciatica pain, how easy it is to schedule, and whether insurance versus cash-pay is obvious. Every comment quotes your page's actual H1, sub-headline, and primary CTA, so the feedback is about your clinic's page, not a generic template. It won't grade you against an e-commerce checklist that has nothing to do with booking a first visit.
A full 12-dimension conversion score, a hero rewrite showing your current headline versus a proposed one with the rationale, three CTA variants ranked by likely impact, and your top five fixes with literal copy-paste replacement text you can drop straight into your site. It all comes as a shareable PDF you can send to your web person or marketer. It's a one-time $49 charge — not a subscription, no recurring billing, nothing to cancel later.
The audit fetches your public page HTML only, so it reads whatever a visitor sees before logging in — your homepage, new-patient special, or service pages. It can't get behind a login wall, so a patient portal or a booking tool that requires an account won't be analyzed directly. But the page that leads visitors to that scheduler — where most booking friction actually lives — is exactly what it evaluates, including whether the path to book is obvious and low-friction.
No. It comments on the page it actually reads, quoting your real H1, sub-headline, and CTA, and it makes no health or treatment claims and promises no results. It's a conversion audit, not medical or marketing-outcome advice. If your page has under 200 characters of visible text — often the case with a heavy image build or a page behind a script — it stops cleanly and does not charge you, rather than guessing at content it couldn't read.
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