Prospective patients look for a doctor, cosmetic surgeon or clinic in two ways: on Google, and increasingly by asking ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude or Perplexity. Codini builds both kinds of visibility together: rigorous classic SEO, and a presence that AI answer engines can read. We improve your chances of appearing; we promise neither a ranking nor a citation.
Rhinoplasty, liposuction, cataract surgery, dental implants: each procedure has its own search intent. We map what your patients actually search for and write a dedicated page per procedure, covering the steps, recovery and common questions.
Categories, opening hours, real photos, reviews, and a consistent name, address and phone number across the web. We work your local signals for Tunis, Sfax, Sousse, Nabeul and the cities where you see patients.
We mark up your site with Physician, MedicalClinic, MedicalProcedure and FAQPage so that Google and AI systems understand who you are, what you practise and where. The markup describes what is visible on the page, nothing more.
An llms.txt file, prerendered HTML that crawlers read without running JavaScript, self-contained question-and-answer blocks, and explicit access for GPTBot, ClaudeBot and PerplexityBot in robots.txt. These are the levers that raise the odds of being used in an answer.
A slow site loses the patient before they get in touch. We optimise loading, mobile display and internal linking between your procedure pages, articles and contact page.
French, English and other languages depending on your international patients: properly translated pages, correct hreflang tags and content that answers the questions patients abroad actually ask.
Technical state of the site, Google profile, online presence, and the answers AI tools currently give about your specialty. We list the queries that matter for your practice.
Speed, prerendered HTML, schema.org markup, robots.txt, llms.txt and a multilingual sitemap. Everything else depends on this base.
Procedure pages, answers to patient questions, authentic photos and video, a completed Google profile, and your professional listing consolidated across trusted directories.
We follow traffic, calls, appointment requests and the way your name appears in engine answers, then fix what is not working.
Nobody can buy the title of best cosmetic surgeon in Tunisia, whether on Google or in ChatGPT. Engines, classic and AI alike, rely on evidence: authentic and regular reviews, press and third-party mentions, congress participation, publications, a verifiable career, real photography of your practice, and a serious, fast, clear website. Our job is to gather that evidence, make it readable and connect it together. We do not fabricate reviews and we do not buy fake rankings.
AI assistants build answers from sources they consider reliable: reference sites, directories, press, reviews and well-structured pages. A name written the same way everywhere (site, Google, directories, social networks) lets them recognise you as a single entity. Being cited on third-party sites often weighs more than your own site. None of this guarantees a ranking or a citation; all of it improves the odds. For advertising and communication, check the rules of your medical council (ordre des médecins) and, where needed, those of the INPDP and legal counsel.
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Nobody can guarantee first place, but you can clearly improve your odds. You need a complete, up-to-date Google Business Profile, a dedicated page for each specialty or procedure, a fast mobile-friendly site, authentic reviews, an identical name, address and phone number across the web, and schema.org Physician markup. Results take several months and depend on the competition in your city.
The title of best cannot be bought: it is built on evidence. Collect authentic patient reviews, publish real photographs of your practice and operating room, take part in congresses, publish or get cited in specialist press, and maintain a clear, credible website. Google and AI assistants both rely on these signals. No serious agency can guarantee you will be named as the best.
It can, but nobody can guarantee it. AI assistants draw on sources they consider reliable: your site if their crawlers can read it, your directory listings, press and reviews. To raise your odds you need prerendered HTML, clear answers to patient questions, structured markup, a consistent name everywhere and mentions on third-party sites.
An llms.txt file sits at the root of your site and describes in plain text who you are, what you offer and which pages matter, for the attention of language models. It does not guarantee citations and its effect is not established for every engine, but it is cheap and helps clarify your identity. It works alongside a robots.txt that allows GPTBot, ClaudeBot and PerplexityBot.
Yes, it is one of the most effective measures. A patient searching for rhinoplasty, liposuction or cataract surgery has a specific intent, and a single page that covers everything superficially answers each one poorly. A page per procedure lets you detail the steps, recovery, risks and common questions, and gives search engines and AI tools precise content to cite.
Technical fixes and the Google profile can have an effect within weeks, while lasting visibility on competitive queries generally takes several months. The timeline depends on your city, your specialty, the current state of the site and how consistently you publish content and collect reviews. We give no guaranteed timeframe.
The cost depends on the number of procedures to cover, the number of cities and languages, the current state of your site and the follow-up you want. We provide a free, no-obligation quote after a short conversation about your specialty and goals. You can also read our pricing page to understand what makes the cost vary.
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