Website Fit Check

1Which best describes your current website situation?

I do not have a real personal specialist websiteI mainly rely on clinic, hospital, or directory profilesI have a website, but it feels dated, weak, or below standardI have a website that mostly does the job

2What best describes your private practice status?

I am an individual private specialistI work privately and publicly, but private work mattersI am mainly in the public system, or not the main buyer for thisI am not a medical specialist

3How well does your current online presence reflect your professional reputation?

Poorly — it under-represents my level of work or experienceIt is acceptable, but underwhelmingIt is fine, but could be sharperWell — it already represents me properly

4How clearly are your services, procedures, and next steps explained online?

They are barely explained or still too unclearSome are clear, but the structure is incompleteReasonably wellVery clearly

5Can patients and referrers easily find what they need?

No — important information is missing or hard to findSomewhat — parts are there, but the path is incompleteYes — it is clear and easy to navigate

6What prompted you to review your website now?

I already know it needs a serious updatePatients, referrers, colleagues, or staff have noticed issuesI want a stronger private-practice presenceI am just comparing or thinking ahead

7If the right solution made sense, when would you consider starting?

Within the next few weeksWithin 1–3 monthsLater, or I do not have a clear timeline yet

8MedSpec projects typically sit around $4.5k-$6k depending on scope. Is that broadly within range?

YesPossibly, if the fit is clearNo, I am looking for something cheaperI only need small edits, not a build or rebuild

No long report. Just the next sensible step.

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What this checks

Specialist website self-check