The challenge
- An agency that markets to chiropractors has to look like the specialist it is
- Five services, each needing its own page to send ads and searches to
- Two markets, the US and the Netherlands, in two languages
Chiro Clicks is a marketing agency that works only with chiropractors, from offices in Amsterdam and Davidson, North Carolina. We redesigned their website and built a landing page for each of their five services, so every ad, search and referral lands on a page made to book a free audit.
Real screenshots from the live site. Every feature here is one you can try at chiroclicks.marketing.

The homepage leads with the promise, "Chiropractor marketing that delivers booked calendars", and backs it with the agency's own published results. The five services sit below as one growth system, each linking to its own landing page.

Google Ads, SEO, GEO, social media and website design each have a landing page on the same structure: a clear promise, the process in steps, what the package includes and a free audit offer. Ads and searches land on the page that matches them.

The GEO page explains how chiropractors can show up in Google's AI answers and ChatGPT, with the agency's own research linked in, and ends with a free GEO audit.

The website design page sells a build standard instead of a look: load speed targets, real online booking and pages AI engines can quote, each agreed before the build starts.

Each case study page opens with the practice's headline results and then tells the full-funnel story, so a chiropractor sees proof before the first call.

Studies on how patients and AI engines find chiropractors get their own long-form pages, with key figures up front, which gives the agency something to link to and AI tools something to quote.
Each landing page keeps its promise, proof and free audit button within thumb reach on a phone.



Alipio Gabriel, founder and lead developer · with Kenneth N. and Irish E.’s SEO team
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