Growth and AI visibility for Gold Coast health, wellness and fitness businesses

Yes. We build websites for allied health practices, recovery centres and fitness studios, with online booking from your system built into the page: Cliniko, Halaxy, Nookal, Splose or Zanda for clinics, and Mindbody, GymMaster, Glofox or Momence for studios. Every service, session or class type gets its own page, because that’s what people search for. You own the site, the domain and every file. Most take six to eight weeks. More on websites.

Start with what AI tools read. Your business name, address and details identical everywhere they appear. A complete Google Business Profile with recent reviews. Pages on your site that answer the questions people ask, in plain sentences, one service per page. ChatGPT draws on Bing’s index and Gemini on Google’s, so your site needs to be indexed in both. Our AI visibility service does this work and reports on it monthly, and our guide on getting cited by ChatGPT and Google AI has five checks you can run yourself this afternoon.

By being the clear answer for the session or class people want, near where they are, at the time they want it. That means a Google Business Profile with every session or class type, prices and hours, a page for each one, an intro offer on the first screen, and reviews that mention what you offer. Locals and visitors both search from their phone, so booking has to work there in under a minute.

Yes, for the admin that eats your team’s time: enquiry follow-up, reminders, review requests, intake forms, trial and first-visit follow-up and, for allied health, NDIS reports and GP letters drafted from the clinician’s notes. A person reviews anything clinical before it goes anywhere, and we check where each tool stores data before it touches a client record. More on automation.

Yes. Most of the work runs over video and shared documents, so businesses in Brisbane, the Sunshine Coast, Tweed, the Northern Rivers and anywhere else in Australia get the same service. We meet in person across South East Queensland, and by appointment elsewhere. See where we work.

Yes. The strategy conversation, the kick-off and the quarterly review can happen at your clinic or studio, or over coffee nearby. Everything in between runs over video and shared documents, because that’s faster for an owner between clients. Meeting in person doesn’t change the price.

Southport, Robina and Burleigh Heads have the densest concentration of physio and psychology practices on the coast, and Maps results there rotate between a dozen practices within a few hundred metres. Studios and recovery centres face the same thing wherever several sit a few streets apart. The businesses that win are named for a service, a condition or a class type, not the suburb alone. The northern corridor and the hinterland have fewer neighbours, and the suburb search can be won outright.

GPs around the hospital catchments, support coordinators serving the participant concentration in the central and southern suburbs, and the hospital discharge teams themselves. Each of them looks for the same three things: registration and funding accepted, current capacity, and how quickly intake responds. Referrer-facing pages that state those three plainly do more than any brochure.

Participant numbers are concentrated in the central and southern suburbs, and the support coordinator network is tight enough that a reputation for report turnaround travels fast. Practices with a large NDIS mix have had the tightest year on margin after the 2026-27 pricing review. Utilisation and admin cost are the two levers left, and we work on both.