Seven queries patients are booking from — today, in your metro.
A slice of what we map in your audit. Most drip bars have a 60–120 query atlas sorted by rank, volume, and booking intent.
Three commitments — because drip-bar marketing is not wellness-blog marketing.
"Near me" is the whole category
IV therapy is a local search business — 80% of converting queries end in "near me" or a city name. Our playbook prioritizes Google Business Profile, map-pack rankings, and metro-specific service pages over generic wellness blog content, because that's what actually drives walk-ins.
A page per drip, not a generic "services" page
Each drip you offer gets its own page — structured around the queries patients actually run for that drip, built for both Google and AI Overview citation. Most agencies bundle everything into one /services page that ranks for nothing in particular.
Mobile-IV and retail-drip get separate treatment
If you run a fixed drip bar, a mobile IV service, or both, each has its own query cluster and its own buyer. "IV at home" and "concierge IV" behave differently from walk-in queries. We map both and rank you for the one that matches your margin.
What compounding looks like, three clinics in.
Alpine Longevity, Austin
Ranked #1 for "rapamycin doctor Austin" in 42 days. Now cited in Google's AI Overview for the query.
Meridian Wellness, Denver
Captured 17 of 20 tracked metro queries for peptide therapy and NAD+ IV within one quarter.
Horizon Health
Organic clicks from evidence-based content surpassed paid acquisition by month five.