Services
This page is a portfolio of the marketing and web work I do. Most of it happens under Tridigiam, the agency I founded for addiction treatment, behavioral health, and medical aesthetics practices: on-page SEO, website design and management, content and blog writing, email marketing, paid and organic social media, branding, media buying, and full marketing plan development. ChrisMktg is my personal portfolio, not a separate agency, so if you want to talk about a project, the fastest way to reach me is through Tridigiam.
What I do
Search and content. On-page SEO, technical cleanup, and blog and page writing for practices that need to be found locally and trusted fast. That includes schema markup, service and location pages, and FAQ sections written to answer what patients actually search for.
Websites. Design, build, and ongoing management, mostly on WordPress. I care about speed, accessibility, and pages that make the next step obvious.
Paid and social. Paid and organic social media, media buying, and email marketing, built around each platform’s ad policies. In regulated categories, the policy rules decide what you can run, so I plan around them first.
Strategy and brand. Branding and full marketing plans for teams that want one clear roadmap instead of a pile of disconnected tactics.
Who it’s for
I work with addiction treatment, behavioral health, medical practices, and aesthetics, plus other regulated categories where privacy and advertising rules apply. Based in Las Vegas, working with clients nationwide. To talk about a project, start at tridigiam.com.
How a Project Usually Goes
Every client is different, but most projects follow the same basic path. Here’s what that looks like.
1. Start with what’s already there
Before I change anything, I look at the current website, search visibility, Google Business Profile, ad accounts and analytics. It’s hard to know what to fix until you know what’s working and what’s broken.
2. Check the rules
For treatment centers, medical practices and aesthetics clinics, things like HIPAA, platform ad policies and FTC endorsement rules shape what a page or an ad can say. I sort that out up front so nothing has to be pulled down later.
3. Build the plan
Next is picking the channels that fit the goal and the budget. Sometimes that’s mostly SEO and content. Sometimes it’s paid search and social with a landing page built for it. If you want everything in one roadmap, that’s what the marketing plan service is for.
4. Launch, measure, adjust
Once things are live, I track calls, form fills and traffic, then adjust from there. Call tracking and analytics setup are part of the work, not an add-on, because you can’t improve what you can’t see.
Not Sure Where to Start?
Here’s a simple way to think about it. If people can’t find you, start with SEO. If they find you but don’t call, look at the website. If you need to get in front of people quickly, search engine marketing is usually the fastest way to do it. Each card above goes into more detail on what’s included, and you can reach me through Tridigiam to talk it through.