NDIS SEO
NDIS SEO — rank for the searches participants actually make
Search is where a participant's family, a support coordinator or an LAC starts when they need a provider with capacity. NDIS SEO is different to generic SEO — the pages have to be accessible, plainly written, and structured around registration groups and suburbs rather than product categories.
What you get out of it
- Rank for "NDIS provider near me" style searches across your service footprint
- A compounding enquiry pipeline that keeps working when ad spend pauses
- Google Business Profile presence that shows capacity, hours and contact
What's included
- Technical audit: indexation, Core Web Vitals, mobile and accessibility fixes
- Suburb and registration-group page architecture built from real search demand
- Google Business Profile optimisation plus a review generation workflow
- Monthly content written for participants, families and coordinators
- Internal linking, schema markup and authority link acquisition in the care sector
- Monthly rank, traffic and enquiry reporting tied to signed agreements
Common questions
- How long does NDIS SEO take to work?
- Technical foundations land in the first 30 days. Meaningful ranking movement for competitive suburb terms typically shows between months three and six, with enquiry volume compounding from there.
- Is SEO better than Google Ads for NDIS providers?
- They do different jobs. Ads buy enquiries this month; SEO builds an asset that keeps producing them. Most providers we work with run ads to fill immediate vacancies while SEO matures underneath.
- Do you write content that meets NDIS advertising guidance?
- Yes. Every page and post is reviewed against NDIS Commission advertising guidance and written in plain, accessible language before it publishes.