Hey! I’ve got decent traffic but hardly any conversions. I’ve been told to look into better SEO Writing and improve On-Page SEO, but I’m not sure how those help beyond just rankings. Should I rethink my SEO Strategy if users aren't converting into leads?

 

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Found this thread while looking for something else, I work in orthopedics and ran into the same issue with decent traffic but hardly any new patients booking.

What helped me was shifting focus from rankings to intent. I learned most of what I use now from . The book breaks down how to match content to where the patient is in their decision process and it made a real difference for my practice.

Just sharing in case someone scrolls through this old thread.