Tonic Psychology:
website renewal, search content and booking automation.
Two years of direct work with Tonic Psychology, spanning a website redesign and revamp, SEO, content production and automation in the booking process.
A connected project across the practice’s public website, search presence and booking journey, with changes going live in 2024.
Direct client engagement
Website · SEO · Content · Booking automation
Work across the website and the journey beyond it.
My work with Tonic Psychology brought together the redesign and revamp of its website, ongoing SEO activity, content production and automation within its booking process.
Working directly with the practice meant the project covered both the information people encounter online and the process supporting their next step.
The scope connects closely with the work I offer to mental health clinics and therapists: a clearer website, purposeful search content and practical administrative connections.
Four connected areas of responsibility.
The engagement covered these four areas. Specific booking tools and technical configuration are not detailed here.
Redesign and revamp.
Redesigned and revamped the practice website as part of the direct client engagement.
Explore web design and development ↗SEO work.
Worked on the website’s SEO, alongside its redesign and content production.
Explore SEO services ↗Content production.
Produced website content as part of the practice’s wider digital work.
Explore content strategy ↗Booking-process automation.
Implemented automation within the practice’s booking process, connecting the website project with administrative work.
Explore automation workflows ↗A three-month Search Console snapshot.
The supplied Google Search Console screenshot shows the following Web search totals for its selected three-month period. The chart labels cover August–October 2026.
These figures describe the view shown in the screenshot. Average position is an aggregate report metric, not a claim that every keyword ranks in the same position.
Plan the website and the administrative next step together.
For another practice, the useful starting point is its actual services, current website and the way its team handles enquiries.
See the approach for mental health practices ↗- 01
A clear public website.
Use website design and content planning to explain your practice, services and contact routes.
- 02
Search work with a defined scope.
Review local visibility and technical SEO against the issues and opportunities present on your own website.
- 03
A purposeful business handover.
Scope the enquiry response process and any CRM connections around your approved workflow and supported tools.
Choose a focused starting point.
These are current iWebhacks offers for new projects, separate from the historical Tonic Psychology engagement.
Lead Response Package
Explore a defined setup for appropriate website enquiries, acknowledgements and staff handovers. Tools and integration scope are reviewed before implementation.
Explore the Lead Response Package ↗Technical SEO Cleanup
Review the package’s current scope for investigating and addressing priority technical search issues on suitable websites.
Explore the Cleanup Package ↗Bring your website, content and enquiry workflow into the same conversation.
Share your current setup and the business problem you want to solve. We can define a useful first scope together.