We conducted a comprehensive analysis of Agile Occupational Medicine's entire digital footprint: website health, SEO performance, organic keyword rankings, business listing accuracy, paid advertising, and competitive positioning. Here is everything we found.
A snapshot of your current digital marketing performance across every channel, with clear areas that are working and areas that need immediate attention.
We crawled all 394 pages of agileoccmed.com. Only 3 pages are healthy. Here is the complete breakdown of every issue found, what it means, and how to fix it.
Errors are the most critical issues. They directly harm your search rankings and prevent search engines from properly indexing your site.
379 links on your site point to pages that don't exist. When users click these, they get error pages. When Google crawls these, it thinks your site is poorly maintained and lowers your rankings. Many of these are on blog posts linking to pages like /manager/ and /cdn-cgi/l/email-protection that return 403 and 404 errors.
How to fix: Audit every internal link. Remove or replace links pointing to non-existent pages. Set up 301 redirects for any pages that have moved.
7 pages on your site return error codes (404 Not Found or 403 Forbidden) when accessed. These pages are completely inaccessible to both users and search engines. Specific pages include blog posts and a Google Maps redirect URL that was incorrectly formatted as an internal page.
How to fix: Either restore these pages, create proper 301 redirects to relevant live pages, or remove all internal links pointing to them.
7 pages share identical title tags with other pages. When multiple pages have the same title, Google cannot determine which page to rank for relevant searches. This causes them to compete against each other (keyword cannibalization) and often results in none of them ranking well. Examples include multiple blog post versions and location pages sharing the same title.
How to fix: Write a unique, descriptive title tag for every page that includes the target keyword and location (e.g., "Occupational Medicine in Bakersfield, CA | Agile OccMed").
6 pages have content that is identical or near-identical to other pages on the site. Google penalizes duplicate content by choosing only one version to index and ignoring the others. This wastes your crawl budget and dilutes your ranking signals.
How to fix: Consolidate duplicate pages using canonical tags, or rewrite the content to be unique for each page with location-specific details.
2 pages share the exact same meta description. Meta descriptions appear in search results and help users decide whether to click. Duplicates are a missed opportunity to use relevant, page-specific messaging.
How to fix: Write a unique meta description (120-160 characters) for each page that includes the primary keyword and a compelling reason to click.
1 page has a slow HTML load time. Page speed is a confirmed Google ranking factor. Slow pages also cause visitors to leave before the page finishes loading, increasing bounce rate and losing potential patients.
How to fix: Optimize server response time, reduce HTML code density, consider upgrading hosting, and implement caching.
Warnings are issues that don't immediately break your site but significantly weaken your SEO performance over time.
234 of your 394 pages (59.4%) are missing meta descriptions entirely. When a meta description is absent, Google pulls a random snippet from the page, which is often irrelevant or unappealing. This dramatically reduces your click-through rate from search results, meaning even if you rank well, fewer people click through to your site.
How to fix: Write a unique, compelling meta description for every page. Include the target keyword, location, and a clear benefit. Example: "Same-day occupational health services in Mission Hills, CA. Drug testing, physicals, workers' comp. Walk-ins welcome."
215 pages have a text-to-HTML ratio below 10%. This means the pages are bloated with code but thin on actual content. Search engines may consider these pages "thin content" and rank them lower. Users also get less value from these pages because there isn't enough information to answer their questions.
How to fix: Add more relevant, valuable content to each page. For location pages, include details about services offered, staff bios, directions, hours, insurance accepted, and FAQs specific to that location.
159 pages are missing their primary heading (H1 tag). The H1 is the single most important on-page SEO element after the title tag. It tells Google exactly what the page is about. Without it, Google has to guess, and it often guesses wrong.
How to fix: Add one clear, keyword-rich H1 heading to every page. For location pages: "Occupational Medicine in [City], CA". For service pages: "[Service Name] | Agile Occupational Medicine".
22 pages have title tags that exceed 70 characters. Google typically truncates titles after about 60 characters in search results, meaning the most important information may be cut off and hidden from users.
How to fix: Shorten titles to under 60 characters. Put the most important keyword at the beginning. Example: "Drug Testing in Bakersfield | Agile OccMed" (42 chars).
6 pages contain more than 3,000 links each. Excessive links dilute PageRank (Google's page authority), overwhelm crawlers, and create a poor user experience. This is likely caused by footer navigation or site-wide link structures that repeat on every page.
How to fix: Streamline navigation. Reduce footer links. Use a clean site architecture with category pages instead of linking to every page from every other page.
5 pages link to external websites that are no longer accessible or have moved. These broken outbound links create dead ends for users and signal to search engines that your content may be outdated.
How to fix: Audit all external links and replace broken ones with current, relevant resources.
3 pages have more than one H1 heading. While not technically an error in HTML5, using multiple H1s can confuse search engines about the primary topic of the page and dilute keyword relevance.
How to fix: Keep one H1 per page. Use H2s and H3s for subheadings to create a clear content hierarchy.
2 pages have redirect chains (one redirect leading to another redirect). Each hop in the chain slows down page loading, wastes crawl budget, and loses PageRank (link equity) along the way.
How to fix: Update all links to point directly to the final destination URL. Eliminate intermediate redirects.
1 page exists in your sitemap but is not linked from any other page on your site. These "orphan pages" are difficult for search engines to discover and typically get little to no ranking benefit because they have no internal link equity flowing to them.
How to fix: Add internal links to this page from relevant service or location pages, or remove it from the sitemap if it's no longer needed.
Your organic search data from SEMrush, including keyword rankings, traffic sources, competitive landscape, and backlink profile.
What this means: 69.5% of your traffic comes from people already searching your company name. Only 30.5% comes from people searching for services like "occupational medicine near me" or "drug testing [city]". This is a huge missed opportunity. A healthy mix is 50/50 or better. Increasing non-branded traffic through SEO and paid ads can dramatically increase new patient volume.
Where your 3,299 keywords rank in Google search results. Positions 1-3 are on the first page above the fold. Positions 4-10 are still on page one. Anything beyond position 10 is page two or deeper.
Your top organic search competitors based on overlapping keywords. "Common Keywords" shows how many keywords you both rank for, and "Competition Level" indicates how closely you compete.
| Competitor Domain | Common Keywords | Their Total Keywords | Competition Level |
|---|---|---|---|
| akesomedical.com | 74 | 331 | 28% |
| akeso.org | 18 | 176 | 7% |
| concentra.com | 147 | 22,637 | 3% |
| medcor.com | 57 | 2,534 | 3% |
| workcare.com | 50 | 1,568 | 3% |
| stlukeshealth.org | 31 | 6,735 | 1% |
| drsbeforebars.com | 20 | 457 | 4% |
| questdiagnostics.com | 86 | 29,261 | 1% |
| novanthealth.org | 58 | 114,135 | <1% |
Key takeaway: Your closest competitor is akesomedical.com (28% overlap, 74 common keywords). Concentra.com is the dominant player in the space with 22,637 keywords but only 3% overlap, meaning there is a huge untapped keyword universe you could target. Quest Diagnostics ranks for 86 of the same keywords you do, primarily around drug testing and screening services.
Complete breakdown of your highest-traffic keywords with positions, search volumes, and the specific pages ranking for each.
These keywords drive the most organic traffic to your site. Traffic % shows each keyword's share of your total organic visits.
| Keyword | Position | Monthly Volume | Traffic % | Landing Page |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| agile occupational medicine bakersfield | 1 | 480 | 4.33% | /bakersfield/ |
| agile occupational medicine mission hills | 1 | 320 | 2.89% | /mission-hills/ |
| agile occupational medicine sacramento | 1 | 320 | 2.89% | /sacramento/ |
| agile occupational medicine glendale | 1 | 260 | 2.35% | / (homepage) |
| agile occupational medicine stockton | 1 | 210 | 1.89% | / (homepage) |
| agile occupational medicine redding | 1 | 210 | 1.89% | /redding/ |
| agile watsonville | 1 | 170 | 1.53% | /watsonville/ |
| agile occupational medicine delano | 1 | 170 | 1.53% | /delano/ |
| agile occupational medicine yuma | 1 | 170 | 1.53% | /yuma/ |
| akeso 6198108822 | 1 | 480 | 1.34% | /san-diego/ |
| akeso occupational health riverside | 1 | 140 | 1.26% | /riverside/ |
| agile occupational medicine hollister | 1 | 140 | 1.26% | /hollister/ |
| agile occupational medicine oakland | 1 | 140 | 1.26% | /oakland/ |
| agile occupational medicine santa cruz | 1 | 140 | 1.26% | /santa-cruz/ |
| agile occupational medicine los banos | 1 | 140 | 1.26% | /los-banos/ |
| agile occupational medicine anaheim | 1 | 140 | 1.26% | / (homepage) |
| agile occupational medicine gardena | 1 | 140 | 1.26% | /gardena/ |
| agile occupational health | 1 | 110 | 0.99% | / (homepage) |
| agile los banos | 1 | 110 | 0.99% | /los-banos/ |
| agile occupational | 1 | 110 | 0.99% | / (homepage) |
| akeso occupational health santa maria | 1 | 320 | 0.89% | /santa-maria/ |
| akeso occupational health national city | 1 | 320 | 0.89% | /national-city/ |
| akeso occupational health irvine | 1 | 90 | 0.81% | /irvine/ |
| agile king city | 1 | 90 | 0.81% | /king-city/ |
| agile occupational medicine west sacramento | 1 | 90 | 0.81% | /west-sacramento/ |
Key insight: Every single one of your top 25 traffic-driving keywords is a branded term (containing "agile" or "akeso"). You rank #1 for all of them, which is expected. The problem is that none of your top traffic keywords are non-branded service terms like "occupational medicine [city]" or "drug testing near me." This means you are almost entirely dependent on people who already know your name.
Keywords with the highest monthly search volume that your site appears for. These represent the biggest growth opportunities if rankings improve.
| Keyword | Position | Monthly Volume | CPC Value | Traffic % |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| wilmington ca | 67 | 9,900 | $0.61 | 0.00% |
| formfox | 6 | 8,100 | $19.32 | 0.45% |
| escreen | 32 | 6,600 | $4.95 | 0.04% |
| agile occupational medicine | 1 | 2,400 | $5.28 | 0.37% |
| agile physical therapy | 8 | 1,900 | $0.00 | 0.04% |
| occ medicine | 4 | 1,300 | $3.77 | 0.35% |
| akeso occupational health | 3 | 1,300 | $5.09 | 0.44% |
| occupational health near me | 28 | 1,000 | $3.46 | 0.00% |
| occupational health clinic near me | 8 | 1,000 | $2.63 | 0.10% |
| occupational medicine clinic | 2 | 1,000 | $3.09 | 0.39% |
| workplace flu vaccinations | 31 | 1,000 | $0.00 | 0.00% |
Growth opportunities: "occupational health near me" (1,000/mo) at position 28 could be pushed to page one with targeted SEO. "formfox" (8,100/mo) at position 6 is close to the top 3. "escreen" (6,600/mo) at position 32 has massive volume but needs significant ranking improvement. "occupational medicine clinic" (1,000/mo) at position 2 is almost at #1.
We scanned 10 major online directories for "Agile Occupational Medicine Mission Hills | 10630 Sepulveda Blvd #100, Los Angeles, CA 91345." Here is exactly what we found on each one.
These directories are actively showing incorrect business information. Potential patients searching for you may end up at the wrong location or call the wrong number.
Your business does not appear at all on these directories. Each one is a missed source of potential patients and a missing citation that weakens your local SEO.
These directories could not be scanned due to technical issues. They may or may not have your listing.
Consistent, accurate business listings across the web are one of the strongest local SEO ranking factors. When your name, address, and phone number (NAP) are inconsistent or missing, Google loses confidence in your business information and pushes you lower in local search results. The fact that two directories show a completely different company (Prohealth Medical Group) and six directories are missing your listing entirely means potential patients searching for occupational medicine services in your area may never find you, or worse, may be directed to a competitor.
We checked your Google Ads and Meta Ads accounts. Currently, no paid advertising campaigns are running on either platform.
Agile Occupational Medicine is not running any Google Ads campaigns. Your competitors, including Concentra, are actively bidding on keywords like "occupational medicine near me," "drug testing," and "DOT physical" to capture patients who are searching right now. Every day without Google Ads is a day your competitors are getting those clicks instead of you.
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No Meta Ads campaigns are running. Facebook and Instagram ads are extremely effective for B2B healthcare marketing, especially for reaching HR managers, safety directors, and business owners who need occupational health services for their employees. The listing scan also shows you have no Facebook business page, which is a prerequisite for running Meta Ads.
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Based on your organic keyword data, here are the high-intent keywords your competitors are bidding on that you could capture with Google Ads:
| Keyword | Monthly Searches | CPC (Cost Per Click) | Opportunity |
|---|---|---|---|
| occupational health near me | 1,000 | $3.46 | High Intent |
| occupational health clinic near me | 1,000 | $2.63 | High Intent |
| occupational medicine clinic | 1,000 | $3.09 | High Intent |
| drug testing near me | Estimated 5,000+ | $3-5 | High Intent |
| DOT physical near me | Estimated 3,000+ | $4-8 | High Intent |
| workers comp doctor near me | Estimated 2,000+ | $5-10 | High Intent |
| pre employment drug test | Estimated 4,000+ | $2-4 | High Intent |
| urgent occupational medicine | Estimated 500+ | $3-6 | High Intent |
These are people actively searching for the exact services you offer, ready to book an appointment or walk into a clinic. Without paid ads, you are invisible to them unless they happen to find your organic listing further down the page.
Based on everything we found in this audit, here are the most impactful changes ranked by potential ROI and urgency.
Nearly 400 links on your site lead to dead pages. This is the single biggest technical SEO issue. Fixing these will immediately improve crawlability, user experience, and search rankings across your entire site. Many are on blog posts linking to /manager/ and /cdn-cgi/l/email-protection which return 403/404 errors.
59.4% of your pages have no meta description. These are the snippets people see in Google search results. Adding compelling, keyword-rich descriptions will increase your click-through rate from search by 20-30%, driving more traffic without improving rankings at all.
You rank organically for "occupational medicine clinic" (#2) and "occupational health clinic near me" (#8), but you're not running any ads. A targeted Google Ads campaign for high-intent service keywords across your clinic locations could generate immediate patient bookings while your SEO improvements take effect.
Two directories show the wrong company (Prohealth Medical Group). Six directories are missing your listing entirely. Correcting and claiming these listings will strengthen your local SEO authority, improve Google Maps rankings, and ensure patients find the right business when searching.
40% of your pages lack the primary heading that tells search engines what the page is about. Adding clear, keyword-rich H1s to every location and service page will help Google properly understand and rank your content for relevant searches.
69.5% of your traffic is branded (people searching "agile occupational medicine"). Only 30.5% comes from non-branded service terms. Optimizing for keywords like "occupational medicine [city]," "drug testing near me," and "DOT physical" will bring in patients who don't know your name yet.
You have 391 keywords ranking in positions 11-20 (just off page one). These are the lowest-hanging SEO fruit. With targeted content optimization, internal linking, and on-page SEO improvements, many of these could move to page one, dramatically increasing traffic.
You have no Facebook business page (confirmed by the listing scan). Creating one and running targeted ads to HR managers, safety directors, and business owners in your clinic areas can drive B2B patient volume. Meta's targeting allows you to reach the decision-makers who choose occupational health providers for their companies.
215 pages have a text-to-HTML ratio below 10%, meaning they're code-heavy but content-light. Adding detailed, unique content to location pages (services offered, hours, insurance accepted, staff, directions, FAQs) will improve rankings and give patients the information they need to choose your clinic.
You're already ranking for several "Akeso Occupational Health" branded searches across locations like San Diego, Riverside, Santa Maria, National City, and Irvine. Creating dedicated landing pages that specifically address Akeso patients transitioning to Agile will capture this audience more effectively and retain the patient base.
Here is the step-by-step plan we recommend, organized into three phases based on urgency and impact. Each phase builds on the previous one.
