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Honeyfields Cosmetic & Implant Dentistry is a dental practice in the UK, known for cosmetic dentistry and implant treatments for patients looking to get a healthier, more confident smile.
Honeyfields has been doing quality dental work for years, and their office has that rare mix of being professional and friendly. Patients come in for everything from a basic dental check-up to a full smile makeover or implant work, and the team treats each visit with the same level of care.
The dental clinic ran into a common problem though. Plenty of people in their area needed a dentist, but very few of them were finding Honeyfields online. So, the dental practice brought in We Get Digital to handle SEO, Local SEO, and their Google Business Profile, and the work kicked off on 10 June 2025.
When we first looked at Honeyfields’ website, it was buried deep. Most pages sat back on page 5 of Google or worse, which is basically invisible territory as far as new patients are concerned. Nobody scrolls that far. Here’s what we were tasked with fixing:
Since Honeyfields partnered with We Get Digital, they have seen steady and meaningful growth. Clicks from Google search rose from 76 to 975 within a year. That is an increase of more than 1,183%. Over the same period, their average Google ranking position climbed from 43.7 to 9.5, which took their website from deep in the search results all the way to the first page.
Growth in Organic Clicks
Growth in Search Impressions
Growth in Organic Search Users
Growth in Organic Search Sessions
We Get Digital built a custom plan for Honeyfields that included the following.
Honeyfields’ clicks from Google search grew from 76 to 975 over the course of a year. Impressions, which means how often their site appeared in search results, grew from 10.2k to 37.2k. Their average position improved from 43.7 to 9.5, and that is a significant move from page 5 all the way to page 1 of Google.
Total website users increased by 12.93%, going from 317 to 358. The more telling number, though, is in organic search specifically. Users arriving from Google search alone grew by 100.74%, and new users from organic search grew by 124.58%. This makes it clear that SEO is now one of the strongest drivers of organic traffic and brand visibility for the practice.
Total website sessions grew by 6%, reaching 442 for the month. But look closer and the organic search sessions are the real win, up 82.61%, from 184 to 336. Engaged sessions grew by 7.79% too, so people aren’t just clicking through and leaving. They’re actually sticking around and reading.
Local SEO and GBP work paid off in a different way, by getting Honeyfields in front of patients nearby. From February through July 2026, their Google Business Profile picked up 1,281 total interactions and 506 website clicks straight from the profile itself. In plain terms, more local patients are finding and clicking through to the site directly from Google Search and Maps.
Honeyfields is a good example of what happens when SEO and Local SEO are done right for a dental practice. Since June 2025, they’ve gone from barely showing up on Google to ranking on page 1 for the search terms that actually matter, and hundreds more people are finding them online each month because of it.
If you want results like this for your own dental practice or business, We Get Digital can build an SEO, Local SEO, and Google Business Profile strategy around your specific goals.
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