Website and the 10 second test.
With greater transparency comes greater responsibility (but also opportunity) – not quite as catchy as Spider-Man’s tagline, but definitely a less taxing delivery when it comes to swinging into action!
There’s a common misphrasing that we’re seeing at the moment: “your website will be your practice’s most powerful tool”. It’s simply not true. Your website is ALREADY one of the most important pieces of your practice’s toolkit. The CMA remedies have felt at times like poorly timed, additional noise, but what they have done is force us to recognise just how valuable the services we offer are and how important the technology we already have access to is.
Rather than viewing the changes as another compliance exercise, this session will explore how practices can turn transparency into an opportunity: to make information easier to find, communicate value more clearly, attract the right clients and create a stronger, more fluid synergy between your online and offline offerings.
We’ll look at the practical things that matter, from making pricing, services and wellness plans easy to find, to showing value alongside price, communicating what makes your practice different and making sure your team can update information without unnecessary hassle. We’ll also look at discoverability, including AI-assisted search engines, and ask the deceptively simple question: what does a prospective client understand about your practice within 10 seconds of landing on your website?
The aim isn’t to create a perfect website or give practices another enormous to-do list. It’s to identify the changes that will make the biggest difference, both to transparency and to the client journey, and leave you with a prioritised and actionable list to implement without feeling any level of digital overwhelm.
Learning outcomes
By the end of the session, delegates will be able to:
- Spot the opportunities hidden within the CMA requirements, identifying where greater transparency can also improve the client experience, acquisition and understanding of value.
- Apply the “10-second test” to their own website, assessing whether a new client can quickly understand what the practice offers, what it costs and, importantly, why they should choose it.
- Create a prioritised website action list focused on the changes most likely to improve transparency, discoverability and client engagement — without embarking on a full website redesign.
Naomi Jenkins

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Naomi Jenkins
