Patient Search Demand Report for clinics in the Austin metro
The Patient Search Demand Report is a free two-page PDF showing how many people search Google each month for your services in your ZIP codes, which three practices hold the map pack for each, and whether any AI assistant names a practice for them. It shows demand for what your clinic sells, not who lives nearby.
Reviewed by [OWNER NAME], last reviewed 15 September 2026.
What does the report show?
Three things per service you name, for each ZIP code you serve. The example below is for a dental practice in Georgetown; numbers are illustrative placeholders and your report shows the real ones with the month they were pulled.
| Service | Monthly searches, 78626 and 78628 (est.) | Map pack holders | AI assistants name anyone? |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dentist near me / dentist Georgetown | [VOLUME RANGE] | [Practice A, B, C] | Yes: A and C |
| Dental implants Georgetown | [VOLUME RANGE] | [Practice C, D, E] | Yes: C |
| Invisalign Georgetown | [VOLUME RANGE] | [Practice A, F, G] | Yes: A and F |
| Emergency dentist Georgetown | [VOLUME RANGE] | [Practice B, H, A] | Yes: B |
Under the table sits a planning estimate: searches multiplied by a conservative map pack click share (8% for one position), by a clinic booking rate (5–10%), by the average first-year patient value you give us. The math is shown. It is an estimate, labelled as one, and not a promise.
Why demand for services rather than demographics?
Because a report on who lives nearby tells you the population; a report on what they search tells you the market. Ten thousand households in a ZIP code is not a number you can act on. Three hundred monthly searches for “dental implants” in that ZIP code, held by three named practices, two of which AI assistants also recommend, is. It tells you which service to build a page for first and who you are competing with.
Who is it for?
Any clinic owner in the Austin metro who wants to see the numbers before deciding whether to look at SEO at all. It is the lighter first step before the free Local Search Health Report, which adds your own rankings, profile, website and reviews and a plan. It is also useful for a practice considering a second location.
Request the report
Four short fields. No access, no patient information. You get the PDF within one business day.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Patient Search Demand Report?
A two-page PDF showing how many people search Google each month for each of your services in your ZIP codes and the ones around you, which three practices hold the map pack for each, and whether AI assistants name any practice for those services. It shows demand for what you sell, not who lives nearby.
Where does the search data come from?
From keyword data licensed from a search data provider, reported per month and per location. The numbers are estimates in the same way any search volume tool is, so we show them as ranges and use them for planning, not promises.
How is this different from the free Local Search Health Report?
The demand report shows the size of the opportunity and who holds it. The health report shows why you are or are not winning it and what to do. The demand report takes a day and needs four form fields; the health report takes a week and twelve.
How long does it take?
Usually one business day. The data pull is automated; a person checks it before it is sent.
Do you need any access or patient information?
No. Practice name, website, the services you want to grow and the ZIP codes you serve. Nothing about any patient, ever.
Can I get it for a city we are thinking of expanding into?
Yes. Give the ZIP codes you are considering and the services, and the report shows demand and current map pack holders there.
Related: what AI says about clinics in your city, dental SEO, pricing.