Urgent Care of Oconee had the patients, the providers, and

the reputation. They were already great at what they did.

We just made sure their website said the same thing.

Project Goals

Website Revamp

SEO & GBP

Social Media & Blog

Urgent Care of Oconee old site was outdated, hard to navigate, and didn’t clearly communicate what made them different from the emergency room down the street. We came in, rebuilt the whole thing, and handled their SEO, Google Business Profile, social media, and blog so their online presence finally matched the quality of care they were already delivering.

Cluttered with too many items

competing for attention.

A plain text headline with no clear hook,

a generic subtext, and a single

contact button buried below the fold.

A long numbered list with no

visual hierarchy or clickable links.

No testimonials, no provider profiles,

no reason to choose them over the competition.

No blog, no fresh content,

nothing for search engines to index.

Clean, simple, and easy to scan

so patients find what they need fast.

A direct headline, a clear value statement,

and one prominent CTA that tells

patients exactly what to do next.

Individual service cards,

each linking to its own page

for better navigation and SEO.

Real patient testimonials and

a full provider section so new patients feel confident

before they even walk in.

A regularly updated blog bringing in

organic traffic and keeping the site active.

The Results

Source : Google Analytics

The numbers tell the story. From January to August 2025, organic search impressions grew to close to 400,000 a month.

That’s not a small bump. That’s a site that went from barely visible to consistently showing up for the people who needed it most.

1 M

Total organic search impressions in 8 months

390 K

Monthly impressions by August

10 K +

Organic clicks from Google search

50 %

Engagement rate across the site

“Our site more accurately reflects our
business: who we are and what we do.”

Our website needed a facelift and better organization to help users

find the most important information quickly. Now, patients can find

what they’re looking for faster—and we’ve heard that feedback directly from users.

— Jeff Chambers , PA

Owner, Urgent Care of Oconee