Six departments. Six different problems worth solving.
Real engagements inside hospital departments and specialist practices in Hyderabad — what each one actually needed, what we built, and what we run for them now.
A department is not a smaller hospital
Every case study below started the same way — a department being marketed as a line item on someone else's website, competing for attention with twenty other specialities on the same page. What changed each time was giving it a presence built around its own patients, its own procedures, and the specific questions those patients search before they call.
Built around procedures, not departments
Patients don't search for "neurosciences". They search for the procedure they're afraid of, and the structure has to match that.
One system, not separate vendors
Content, local SEO, Google Business Profile, citations, and campaigns are run together — because they fail together when they aren't.
Watched after launch, not just at launch
The renal sciences build is the clearest example — an indexing failure caught before it cost a quarter of visibility.
Each card opens onto the full engagement
Neurosciences
A department given its own brand and AI-readable site, plus campaigns across every key and niche procedure.
View case study
Renal Sciences
92 condition pages built as their own brand — and the indexing failure we caught before it cost a quarter.
View case study
Gastroenterology
A specialist practice moved onto every visibility channel that mattered, run as one connected system.
View case study
Fertility Care
A category where trust has to be earned before the first call — so visibility was built to earn it first.
View case study
Dental & Maxillofacial
Two clinics, two starting points — a 29-page website build and a 30-point audit, both ending on the same system.
View case study
Specialty Procedures
Different procedure, different patient, different creative — cross-department campaigns built one funnel at a time.
View case studyWant this run for your department?
Free consultation — no packaged pricing, no generic proposal. See what we run