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SEO for med spas: a free blog plan and site check
Check your med spa website against the eight basics Google needs, then get eight blog topics med spas’ customers actually search. No AI, no sign-up, no cost.
What we found for med spas
- “seo for med spas” is searched about 110 times a month in the US, and “marketing for med spas” about 390.
- 4 of 4 med spa websites we checked give Google their business details as structured data.
- 4 of 4 have a blog, and 3 of 4 published something in the last 45 days; the typical newest post was 41 days old.
- 4 of 4 have a search description on the home page, and on average they had 7.8 of 8 basics in place.
- They run on: WordPress (4).
Monthly US Google searches, DataForSEO, October 2026. Website findings: 4 independent med spa websites in Scottsdale, found by a plain web search and checked on October 2026 with the tool on this page. No business is named.
The blog plan for med spas
Eight articles that answer what your customers search, in the order we’d publish them.
- Botox vs dermal fillers: what each one doesAnswers searches like “botox vs fillers”
- How long Botox lasts, and what affects itAnswers searches like “how long does botox last”
- Microneedling: what to expect, downtime and results timelineAnswers searches like “microneedling what to expect”
- Chemical peel types explained: light, medium and deepAnswers searches like “types of chemical peels”
- Laser hair removal: how many sessions and who it suitsAnswers searches like “how many laser hair removal sessions”
- How to choose a med spa: credentials and questions to askAnswers searches like “how to choose a med spa”
- Skin care before and after treatments: what to avoidAnswers searches like “skin care after microneedling”
- HydraFacial vs classic facial: the differenceAnswers searches like “hydrafacial vs facial”
Questions med spas ask us
Is SEO worth it for a med spa?
Clients research treatments carefully before booking. Clear, honest explanations of what a treatment does, how long it lasts and what recovery involves are what people look for and share.
Are there rules on med spa content?
Yes. Medical treatments come with advertising rules and Google’s strict standard for health content. Avoid promised results and unverifiable before/after claims, and name who performs treatments. You approve each article.
What should a med spa blog about?
Treatment explainers, comparisons (Botox vs fillers), recovery and aftercare, how to choose a provider, and what a first consultation includes.
Should prices be in articles?
Only prices you publish. Otherwise articles explain what affects cost, such as units, areas treated and number of sessions.
What does the free check look at?
The website basics (security, title, description, structured data, sitemap) and whether your blog is active, plus eight treatment topics clients search.