How can I tell if my practice is invisible to potential patients online?

Dr. Diane Mueller noted that Mike from Health Biz Scale showed her exactly how patients were searching for key topics where her name did not appear. This identified a 'huge gap' between what patients wanted and her practice's actual search criteria visibility.

Is SEO effective for generating high-quality patient leads?

Yes, Dr. Mueller emphasized that the quality of leads increased significantly, ensuring callers were the 'right fit' who could actually invest in her business. This allowed her to eliminate other marketing strategies entirely.

What makes Health Biz Scale different from standard SEO agencies?

According to Dr. Mueller, the agency uses a developer-mindset to optimize sites beyond standard marketing, offering creative solutions like high-ranking online quizzes and custom lead magnets rather than a cookie-cutter approach.

Is Denver Vitalist Medicine worth the cost for chronic gut issues?

Kelly Altman initially felt desperate due to pain and knew the treatment wouldn't be inexpensive, but she decided it was time to invest in her health rather than wasting money elsewhere. She concluded that the long-term results of living pain-free made the investment completely worth it.

Does Denver Vitalist Medicine use pharmaceuticals for digestive problems?

No, Kelly Altman specifically sought out this clinic because she wanted a natural approach and did not want to be on medications for the rest of her life. The protocol focused on natural foods, supplements, and detoxification.

How difficult are the lifestyle changes at Denver Vitalist Medicine?

Kelly described the process as simple but requiring work to change old habits. She noted that Dr. Townsend was very supportive, offering suggestions, journaling videos, and outreach to help her overcome mental blocks.

What do real people say about naturopathic medicine?

30 people recorded interviews about naturopathic medicine across 13 organisations. more clients, leads or patients was the most commonly volunteered theme, appearing in 13 interviews. The most common timeframe people described was over a year. Every figure below is a count of what people said in their recorded interview — not a clinical trial or a survey.

First-hand accounts from people who talked about naturopathic medicine in their recorded interview.

Changes customers chose to talk about

Based on 30 open-ended customer interviews. These are themes people mentioned without being asked to rate every possible outcome. If someone did not mention a change, that does not mean it did not happen.

More clientsmentioned in 13 interviews
“So he's pretty quickly able to show me the huge gap of what my patients were looking for and me actually coming up in their search criteria.”Dr.Diane Mueller
Confidencementioned in 12 interviews
“I had confidence that Mike really knew what he was doing, and also he had helped a colleague too, and she got great results.”Dr. Alison Egeland
Felt supportedmentioned in 9 interviews
“That's not what we got into this profession for. it was realizing that, OK, I do need some support. what was really helpful for me was to have more of a really structured program which understands we do in our profess…”Leena Sripada
Better systemsmentioned in 5 interviews
“And then I was able to put in my signature care system, which is Align and Thrive with Ayurveda and get a logo, do some nice handouts around that and put that together.”Leena Sripada
Team & hiringmentioned in 4 interviews
“And working with Mike and his team have been so effective that I has been able to largely eliminate every other type of marketing strategy that I've had.”Dr.Diane Mueller
Better sleepmentioned in 3 interviews
“Learning how to sleep better.”Kelly Altman
Family & relationshipsmentioned in 3 interviews
“Towsend about webinar to learn more, so my husband and I sat and watched it, and then I made an appointment to see her to see if there was something she could do to help me get over all this pain that I was feeling.”Kelly Altman
Revenue growthmentioned in 3 interviews
“So I was able to reduce the time and still make income the way I wanted to when I first joined CBL.”Ellen Wong

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How long it took

Over a year · 2

Stories in this topic

Showing 12 of 30 interviews.

What people were sceptical about first

“I have recommended Naturopathic SEO to my friends and colleagues because they care, because they are extremely valuable, and because I've seen it to be one of the most cost effective ways to generate leads.”Dr.Diane Mueller
“Kelly Altman initially felt desperate due to pain and knew the treatment wouldn't be inexpensive, but she decided it was time to invest in her health rather than wasting money elsewhere. She concluded that the long-term results of living pain-free made the in…”Kelly Altman
“Shelley Malcolm acknowledges that the program is expensive, but states it is 'so worth it.' She emphasizes that she would not trust her hormones with anyone else at this stage of her life due to the results achieved.”Shelley Malcolm

Frequently asked

How can I tell if my practice is invisible to potential patients online?: Dr. Diane Mueller noted that Mike from Health Biz Scale showed her exactly how patients were searching for key topics where her name did not appear. This identified a 'huge gap' between what patients wanted and her practice's actual search criteria visibility. — Dr.Diane Mueller
Is SEO effective for generating high-quality patient leads?: Yes, Dr. Mueller emphasized that the quality of leads increased significantly, ensuring callers were the 'right fit' who could actually invest in her business. This allowed her to eliminate other marketing strategies entirely. — Dr.Diane Mueller
What makes Health Biz Scale different from standard SEO agencies?: According to Dr. Mueller, the agency uses a developer-mindset to optimize sites beyond standard marketing, offering creative solutions like high-ranking online quizzes and custom lead magnets rather than a cookie-cutter approach. — Dr.Diane Mueller
Is Denver Vitalist Medicine worth the cost for chronic gut issues?: Kelly Altman initially felt desperate due to pain and knew the treatment wouldn't be inexpensive, but she decided it was time to invest in her health rather than wasting money elsewhere. She concluded that the long-term results of living pain-free made the investment completely worth it. — Kelly Altman
Does Denver Vitalist Medicine use pharmaceuticals for digestive problems?: No, Kelly Altman specifically sought out this clinic because she wanted a natural approach and did not want to be on medications for the rest of her life. The protocol focused on natural foods, supplements, and detoxification. — Kelly Altman
How difficult are the lifestyle changes at Denver Vitalist Medicine?: Kelly described the process as simple but requiring work to change old habits. She noted that Dr. Townsend was very supportive, offering suggestions, journaling videos, and outreach to help her overcome mental blocks. — Kelly Altman

Organisations in this topic

In depth

Written from the recorded interviews on this page.

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Based on interviews with Dr Beverly Yates customers · September 4, 2026

Dr Beverly Yates customers have recorded 4 first-hand video interviews with Share One since October 2024. Every figure below is a count of what those people said on camera — not a survey, a clinical trial or a marketing claim.

Asked what changed for them, 1 of the 4 described improved mood, anxiety or stress, and 1 described better digestion or gut health. One of them put it this way: “I felt a very calm and very loving and caring and committed person on the other side of the information she was sharing and wanted to know more.”

In their own words:

“A year and a half after the surgery and I feel like I'm 100%.” — Kathy Phillips

“She approaches this as not a doctor, but as a partner and a person to help you identify your 'aha' moments.” — Sandra Barber

“The ritual of getting up and pouring out a handful of pills - it was not appealing and I felt like I had to do something about that.” — T. Len Nevels

Every interview referenced here is a verified recording of a real person. The full set is on the Dr Beverly Yates page, and each recording can be watched end to end.