Use fair reporting periods before describing growth
One comparison window includes more operating days than the other. The apparent growth may reflect the reporting setup.
The Kay & Co. resource library
Being found on Google & search · page 4
Understand why pages are hard to find, improve local practice listings and ask useful questions about search visibility.
Find an answer
Search a question, a task or a few words.
Search results
Matching resources
The complete list
All being found on google & search resources
Showing 73–88 of 88 resources, ordered by title.
Use honest modification dates in the search inventory
Routine navigation updates make every sitemap entry appear freshly modified. The metadata no longer reflects meaningful page changes.
Voice search: make practical answers easy to find
A practical approach to voice search for healthcare owners, covering clear contact information, accurate answers and sensible supplier questions.
What GEO means, and when a practice owner needs to care
A plain-English explanation of generative engine optimisation and the questions that turn an unfamiliar term into a useful project discussion.
What healthcare owners can check in Perplexity search
A practical Perplexity search check: inspect the cited page, verify practice details, check public access and distinguish a citation from a useful enquiry.
What is GEO? A practical guide for healthcare owners
Understand generative engine optimisation, assess supplier promises and choose work that improves your website for real healthcare visitors.
When search changes, what should a healthcare owner do?
Investigate changes in search visits without guessing the cause. Review relevant pages, service demand and enquiry outcomes before changing your marketing plan.
When the editor shows a guide but the live page is empty
The editor shows a complete guide while the public address serves an empty shell. A successful response alone has become the release evidence.
When website protection blocks legitimate visitors or checks
Staff can read the guide, but external inspection receives a challenge or refusal. Security rules may treat that request differently.
Why a page stays in search after you ask to exclude it
A team adds both a rule blocking search-engine access and a search-exclusion instruction, then assumes the page will disappear. The search engine may never…
Why a published guide may still be hidden from search
A new public guide opens normally, but inspection reports an instruction excluding it from search. The preview environment may have supplied that instruction.
Why one group of guides is unexpectedly missing from search
Only one family of pages is excluded from discovery. Its template may add a second robots instruction after the sitewide setting.
Why removing a download link does not hide the file
A practice removes a download link, yet the document address remains available and can still appear in search. The containing page and file are separate…
Why Your Dental Practice Is Not Showing on Google Maps
Why is your dental practice missing from Google Maps? Check seven common causes involving profile accuracy, relevance, distance, reviews and prominence.
YMYL: checking healthcare content before people rely on it
A practical review process for healthcare pages where inaccurate information could affect someone's health, finances or important decisions.
Zero-click search: what fewer website visits can and cannot tell you
Understand searches answered without a website visit and review visibility, contacts and enquiries without assuming every lost click is an AI effect.