A Madison Avenue Shop Built Around Hearing Clinics
Audiology Plus works from 169 Madison Avenue in Manhattan and markets one kind of client: hearing care providers. Its pages name independent audiologists, growing clinics and multi-location hearing groups. ENT practices get their own page as a second audience. Dental, med spa and general medical work do not appear on the site.
The agency describes plans as built for each clinic after a free consultation. Its pages promise a dedicated support team with priority support.
Audiology SEO, Google Ads and Answer Engine Work
The service menu is split into separate pages. Audiology SEO and local SEO cover map rankings and service pages for hearing tests, hearing aids and tinnitus care. Paid marketing covers Google Ads and other pay-per-click campaigns. A third page covers AEO and GEO, which aim to get a clinic named in AI search answers.
Other listed services include audiology website design, lead conversion services, online reputation management and social media marketing. One unusual item is no-inventory e-commerce, which lets a clinic sell hearing products online without holding stock. The agency also offers bundled plans that combine several of these services.
Independent Audiologists and ENT Offices as the Client Base
Every service page is written for hearing care, and the homepage carries testimonials from three clients. A client logo slider runs across the homepage. The site does not yet publish named case studies or campaign figures, so a clinic owner can ask to see before-and-after numbers from a practice of similar size. ENT groups can also ask how the agency splits budgets between ear, nose and throat services and hearing aid fittings.
No Long-Term Agreements and Quotes After a Consultation
Audiology Plus does not publish prices. It states that it uses no long-term agreements, which suits a practice that wants to test the work for a few months. Clinics can ask whether Google Ads spend is billed separately from the management fee and what a starter plan with SEO alone would cost.
What a Hearing Clinic Can Ask the Madison Avenue Team
- Can you share results from two or three audiology clients, with clinic names if they agree?
- Will you sign a Business Associate Agreement before adding call tracking or forms?
- How do you report on AEO and GEO work, and which AI tools do you check?
- Who owns the Google Ads account and website if we stop working together?
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