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Health · Dermatology

Craig Singer MD Dermatology

A data-driven redesign of one of Metro Detroit's leading dermatology practices — rebuilt content, optimized SEO, refreshed imagery, and a build that loads in a fraction of the time.

  • Health sector
  • Website Redesign
  • SEO
  • Content
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The challenge

Big reach, almost no clicks.

The old site looked dated, but the real problem ran deeper. It was getting huge visibility in Google — hundreds of thousands of impressions — yet almost nobody clicked. The cause: weak page titles, thin content, and no real search strategy. The traffic was leaking at the click stage.

545,000+
search impressions
0.25%
click-through rate
Failed
Core Web Vitals (old site)
Thin
content on key pages

Huge visibility, almost no clicks — the site couldn't convert its own reach.

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Search Console: strong impressions, a click-through rate far below where it should sit.

The solution

We let the data drive the design.

We let the data drive the design. Search Console showed the practice’s biggest demand by far was people searching for “Dr. Craig Singer” by name — so we made him the trust point of the whole site: real photos, a strong About section, his name and credentials on every key page. Then we rewrote weak, unsearchable titles into phrases patients actually type.

Weak title Rewritten to rank
Aesthetics Aesthetic Treatments in Metro Detroit
Sclerotherapy Sclerotherapy for Spider Veins
Surgical Dermatology Cyst, Mole & Lipoma Removal

A word no one searches → a phrase that ranks and earns the click.

Screenshots

From dated to premium.

The full homepage, live — and every page rebuilt the same way. Drag any comparison to wipe the old design away.

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The redesigned homepage, top to bottom.
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Singer Home After
Singer Home Before
From a dated template to a premium, mobile-first homepage with Dr. Singer front and centre.

Walkthrough

See it in motion.

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A two-minute walkthrough of the redesigned site.

Mobile version

Built for the phone first.

Built mobile-first, because that's where patients search. The booking call-to-action stays within reach, Dr. Singer's credentials lead, and every service is a tap away.

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Features

We didn’t just redesign — we rebuilt the content.

Rebuilt content, not just redesigned

The old pediatric page was a list of links to other people's videos. The new one is a full, original page with quick facts, conditions, FAQs, and local sections — repeated across every service page.

4 trust sections on every page

About Dr. Singer, patient reviews, quick facts, and location / areas served — so any page a patient lands on carries the practice's credibility.

5–12 custom sections per page

Depth added on merit, page by page, wherever the topic called for it — not a one-size template stretched thin.

5–7 pages added free

We built full content on 5–7 pages beyond the paid scope, at no charge, because the search data showed they mattered.

Improvements

Faster, deeper, built to convert.

We diagnosed the bottleneck early: the practice ran four large sites on one shared hosting plan, throttling all of them. We moved to cloud hosting and rebuilt lean — and speed jumped instantly. The old live site failed Core Web Vitals (LCP 3.7–3.9s); the new build scores 90 on mobile and 95 on desktop, with Best Practices at 100.

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Old live site vs. the new build, both measured on mobile. (New build on the staging server.)

Results

Built to grow.

The site now turns its huge search visibility into clicks and booked patients — with a content roadmap of 20+ topics, each backed by the practice’s own Search Console data, ready for the next phase.

90 / 95
mobile / desktop performance
~55–60
pages rebuilt
71
pages QA-tested
4.9★
patient reviews featured

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