Simplifying bookings flow for a growing clinic

Using website analytics to identify friction and simplify how patients access the right care.

Simplifying bookings flow for a growing clinic

Using website analytics to identify friction and simplify how patients access the right care.

CLIENT

Adamstown Clinic

Role

Digital Business Partner

Service

Website Optimisation

CLIENT

Adamstown Clinic

Role

Digital Business Partner

Service

Website Optimisation

CLIENT

Adamstown Clinic

Role

Digital Business Partner

Service

Website Optimisation

The Problem

The Problem

During a routine monthly review, analytics showed patients weren't reaching the booking page on mobile, which accounted for half of all traffic. Instead, they were getting lost in staff profiles and dropping off before taking action.

The mobile experience wasn't structured to match how users naturally look for information, and the clinic was losing potential bookings at a critical moment in the journey.

The Solution

The Solution

After reviewing user behaviour, the fix turned out to be straightforward: patients needed clearer guidance at a single key decision point.

I introduced one strategic call-to-action that directed users into the correct booking flow, without overhauling the site.

The Outcomes

The Outcomes

One change increased traffic to the booking page by 14%, measured over two months.

The client was very happy with the result, but the bigger win for them was how the fix came about. This wasn't a scope-of-work request. I review their analytics monthly, spotted the drop-off myself, and brought them the fix before it became a bigger issue.

What they said

What they said

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Working with Bronte has been an outstanding experience. She took the time to understand our goals, communicated clearly throughout the process, and delivered thoughtful solutions that improved patient engagement and customer satisfaction with our booking system. We’ve retained Bronte as an ongoing consultant and highly recommend her for her expertise, responsiveness, and guidance.