Industries — Australia

Six industries. Six regulatory frameworks. One methodology.

Medical and cosmetic businesses don't compete in a generic search landscape — every niche has its own search behaviour, buying cycle, and advertising rules (AHPRA, TGA, the Medical Board's Cosmetic Surgery Guidelines, or the ACCC). We build SEO strategies specific to each industry, so content performs and stays compliant from day one.

Choose your industry

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Medical Clinics

SEO for GPs, skin clinics and medical centres — bulk billing, telehealth, and local search dominance for high-frequency primary care searches.

Local SEO Telehealth High frequency
Framework: AHPRA advertising guidelines, Medicare rebate accuracy
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Cosmetic Injectables

TGA-compliant SEO for anti-wrinkle and dermal filler providers — the most legally complex advertising category in Australian healthcare.

TGA compliance High value Highly regulated
Framework: TGA Therapeutic Goods Advertising Code, AHPRA cosmetic guidelines
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Dental

Rank for implants, Invisalign, cosmetic dentistry and emergency dental — high-value treatments with strong commercial search intent.

High value Emergency intent Cosmetic + clinical
Framework: Dental Board advertising guidelines, AHPRA
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Plastic Surgeons

SEO for specialist plastic surgeons — the longest buying cycle in healthcare marketing, with strict title-protection and advertising rules.

Long cycle Specialist Title protection
Framework: Medical Board Cosmetic Surgery Guidelines (2023), AHPRA
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Beauty Clinics

Local SEO for laser, skin and body treatment clinics — the most hyper-local, highest-frequency search category, won on Google Maps.

Hyper-local High frequency Google Maps
Framework: Australian Consumer Law (ACCC), state radiation licensing
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Allied Health

Physio, chiro, podiatry, psychology and fertility support — condition-based, referral-driven SEO across multi-disciplinary practices.

Condition-based Referral-driven Multi-discipline
Framework: AHPRA National Law (most professions registered)
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Why it matters

Generic SEO agencies don't understand why your industry is different.

A "top 10 SEO tips" approach fails in medical and cosmetic marketing because the rules of the game are different: certain claims are illegal, certain content formats are required, and search behaviour itself varies enormously by category — from impulse local bookings to multi-month research journeys before a single enquiry.

We specialise exclusively in this space, which means every strategy starts from the regulatory framework and search behaviour specific to your industry — not a generic template adapted after the fact.

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Compliance is designed in, not bolted on Content is written to the correct AHPRA, TGA or ACCC standard from the first draft — avoiding costly rewrites and the risk of regulatory action down the line.
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Search intent varies enormously by category A beauty clinic competes on local, high-frequency "near me" searches; a plastic surgeon competes on long-form research content across a multi-month decision. The strategy — and the content format — has to match.
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One agency, every discipline under one roof Many practices span multiple categories — a clinic offering both cosmetic injectables and general medical services, for example. We build a single coherent site architecture that lets each category rank on its own terms.
Regulatory frameworks at a glance

Who regulates what

AHPRA
Governs advertising by registered health practitioners (doctors, dentists, physios, chiropractors, psychologists, podiatrists and more) — including the ban on clinical testimonials and prohibited claims.
TGA
Regulates advertising of therapeutic goods, including cosmetic injectables (anti-wrinkle injections, dermal fillers) — restricts direct-to-consumer advertising of prescription medicines.
Medical Board Guidelines
The 2023 Cosmetic Surgery Guidelines set specific requirements for cosmetic surgery advertising, cooling-off periods, and patient information.
ACCC / ACL
Australian Consumer Law governs misleading or deceptive claims for non-AHPRA-regulated services — relevant to most beauty clinic marketing.
State radiation safety
Several states require licensing to operate laser and IPL devices — relevant to beauty clinics and some cosmetic providers.
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Not sure which industry page fits your practice?

Many practices span more than one category. Tell us about your services and we'll map out the right content architecture and compliance approach across every part of your business — at no cost.

Free audit across every service category you offer
Compliance review against the right framework for each
Unified site architecture recommendations
Keyword opportunity report by category
Custom 90-day roadmap

No lock-in contracts · Results-focused · Compliance-first