Chiropractor · Cambridge, MA · brombergchiropractic.com

Bromberg Chiropractic was sliding. Twelve town pages turned it around.

Forty years in practice, a strong name, and a website losing ground every month: 48 clicks in January, 19 by April. There were no pages for the towns patients come from and no way to track who booked.

The Bromberg Chiropractic homepage as it is live today

The live site, captured 15 October 2026.

the numbers

What changed, in the client’s own Search Console.

+130%

Google clicks per month, 37 to 85

3.8x

times shown on Google per month, 3,677 to 13,869

11

towns where the practice now ranks on page one, from zero

Window: Jan to Apr 2026 (old site) against Jul to Sep 2026. Every figure is from brombergchiropractic.com’s own Google Search Console and GA4 through 12 October 2026. Results vary by client; a result is not a promise. How we measure results.

the story

Before, what askotter did, and what happened.

01 · before

Before

The practice’s own name ranked fine. Everything else did not: “chiropractor near me” sat at position 12, and there were no pages for specialties or neighboring towns. Average position was 24, which is page three.

02 · the work

What askotter did

Built a new site with working booking forms in April. In May, added a page for each of 12 towns (Malden, Everett, Somerville, Medford, Lexington and more). In August, wrote 12 articles answering the questions people in the area were already searching for, such as spinal decompression and chiropractic vs physical therapy. Retitled the pregnancy page to “prenatal chiropractor”, the phrase patients type.

03 · the result

What happened

The town pages have been shown 38,431 times since May and rank on page one in 11 of 12 towns. September’s average position was 15.7, up from 24. The prenatal page ranks 7.5 and nearly one in ten searchers clicks it. The spinal decompression article alone draws almost 2,000 views a month, the next service page to build.

Why it matters to you. A practice with 40 years of reputation was disappearing from Google. Giving each town its own page put it back in front of the patients who live there, at a cost well below one new patient a month.

Source: Google Search Console for brombergchiropractic.com, Jan to Apr 2026 (old site) vs Jul to Sep 2026. GA4 form counts are excluded because bot traffic inflates them. The next lever is the Google Business Profile, which decides the “near me” map results.

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