Anywhere Infusions, Before and After

Both sites, page by page

Look through them yourself.

The same page on the old site and the new one, side by side. Switch pages with the buttons.

Before

Template layout, one stock style photo, four links in the menu.

After

Built for this business, real photography from the clinic, and the booking and text buttons in front of you straight away.

Old siteNew site

Pages1270

Drips with their own pagenone, 3 groups described in paragraphs14, each with what is in the bag and a price

Pages for the towns servednone7

Articles answering questionsnone23

Prices shownnoyes, flat and on every drip

Ways to book from the first screen13, book, text and call

Reviews on the front pagenoneyes, with the count

Photographystock style portraitsreal photographs from the clinic

The new site is live, so you can click through the whole thing: anywhereinfusions.com. The old one cannot be opened any more, because that web address now points at the new site, so everything marked Before is a capture of it as it was.

Analytics, head to head

The same measurements, before and after.

Every row is the old site on the left and the new one on the right, over windows of the same length. Sources are listed at the bottom of this page.

Page views, 21 days 666old site, 1 to 21 July → 3,999new site, 25 Aug to 14 Sep

Page views on an average day 32old site → 190new site, about six times as many

Pages on the site 12four of them legal boilerplate → 70including 23 articles and 7 town pages

Times shown on Google, 28 days 41first reading, 23 August → 1,014latest reading, 6 September

Clicks to the website from Google 15first reading, 23 August → 41latest reading, 6 September

Website health score 37out of 100, at the start → 71out of 100, now

Sitting at number one

And on 25 searches, it is now the top result.

Her portal reports her best recorded position on Google as #1. These are the searches behind it. Twenty five different searches now return the site first, leaving aside anyone looking the business up by name. The ten most shown of those:

1infusion therapy near meshown 23×

1b12 iv drip near meshown 6×

1iv drip for fatigueshown 6×

1detox iv therapyshown 5×

1iv nutritional therapyshown 5×

1b12 injectionshown 4×

1detox iv dripshown 4×

1iv nutrition therapiesshown 4×

1iv therapy for immunityshown 4×

1nad therapy near meshown 2×

Alongside those, the site now turns up in the results for the big competitive local ones too, the searches every IV company in the area is fighting over: iv therapy near me, iv therapy tulsa, mobile iv near me, iv therapy owasso. It is not first on those yet, and it is climbing. Those are the long ones.

Why any of this matters

A booking starts as somebody typing what they need into a phone.

Everything after that depends on whether you are on the screen when they do, and how far down. That is the whole job, and it is the number her portal tracks first.

What Google recordedAt the first readingAt the latest

Times it put her in front of somebody411,014

People who clicked through1541

Best position it recorded—#1

Most looked at page on the site—the IV therapy page

Twenty five times as many people saw the business on Google in the latest reading as in the first. Page four of Google is the same as not existing, so the entire job is closing the distance between page four and the top of page one, and the way that is done is pages: a page for every drip, a page for every town she drives to, and an article for every question somebody types at two in the morning. That is what the 70 pages are for.

None of this is advertising. Every number here is people finding her on their own, which is the part that keeps working whether or not there is a budget running that month.

And the ads, two weeks old

The paid half is still in its first fortnight.

Everything above this is people finding her on their own. This part is the small local Google Ads campaign that went live on 1 September, running to its own landing page.

Every day the campaign has run, 1 to 14 September 1,238times the ad was shown · 46clicks to the landing page

taps on the Book button on the page the ad sends people to Counted from 4 September onward. Everything before that is left out: the build days before the campaign existed, and launch day itself, when Google's own report shows no ad clicks at all but the page still logged eleven events from the two of us testing it. These are taps on a booking button, not confirmed appointments, and one person can tap more than once.

Two weeks is the beginning of a Google Ads campaign, not a verdict on one. The opening fortnight is the learning period: the system does not yet know who actually books, so it spends the budget guessing. That window closed on 14 September. Nobody can promise what month two looks like, and anyone who does is selling you something.

What is actually included

Everything on this page is one service.

The website70 pages, built for the business rather than dropped into a template

A page per drip14 of them, each with what is in the bag and a flat price

A page per town7, so the searches that name a town have something to find

Articles23 so far, answering what people actually type into Google

Search ConsoleConnected and pulled every week, which is where the ranking numbers here come from

ReportingThe same numbers you are reading, sent through rather than asked for

Who built it

Every one of those 70 pages was built by ConversionCo.

They build the site, write the town pages and the articles, connect it to Google Search Console, and then keep showing you the numbers. That is where everything on this page came from.

If you are starting your own IV business, or you have a site that nobody is finding, that is the conversation to have.

Start your blueprint See the finished site

The blueprint is nine questions about your business and what you want the site to do. No cost to fill it in, and it is how every build here starts.

Where these numbers come from.

Every search number on this page comes from her own client portal, the one she logs into. The portal reads Google's records directly and does not estimate. The latest reading was pulled 6 September 2026 and covers Google's window of 7 August to 4 September 2026. The first reading was pulled 23 August 2026.
Page views. The old site's 666 is from the previous provider's own analytics in GoHighLevel, 1 to 21 July 2026, while that site was the live one. The new site's 3,999 is from the same traffic counter that feeds the portal, 25 August to 14 September 2026. Both are page views and both cover 21 days, but they are two different measuring tools, so treat this as close rather than exact.
Pages, and everything in the comparison table. Counted directly off both sites. The old site had 12 pages, of which Privacy Policy, Terms of Service, Disclaimer and Cookie Policy were legal boilerplate. The new site has 70.
The 25 searches are the ones sitting at average position 1 in the same Google account the portal reads, with searches for the business by name set aside. Some are searched only a handful of times a month, which is why the count of times shown is printed next to each one rather than hidden.
The new site went live on 20 August 2026 and Google began measuring it on 21 August, so the first reading covers a window in which it had barely been up. That is the honest reason the gap is so wide.
The search numbers above contain no advertising at all. Those are people who found the business by searching, on their own. The ads section is kept separate for exactly that reason.
Ads numbers are from the Google Ads account for this business, read 14 September 2026, covering 1 to 14 September, every day the campaign has run. Budget and cost are deliberately not published here.
The 9 Book taps come from ConversionCo's own click tracking on the ad's landing page, read 14 September 2026, counting every tap recorded from 4 September onward. The days before that are excluded: the pre-launch build days, and 1 September, when Google's own daily report shows zero ad clicks for the campaign yet the page logged eleven events, which were the team testing the page. It counts taps on a booking button, which is not the same as a booked appointment, and one person can tap more than once.
Nothing here is a projection or a promise. These are one business's measured results.

The old site got 666 visits. The new one got 3,999 in the same number of days.