Chiropractic marketing · Burbank, CA
The ad they see on Instagram, the Google listing they check next, the website where they book. IntakeStudio builds and runs all three for chiropractic practices, or just the one you need.
Run by Alex Serobian, a SCUHS chiropractic student who worked at a high-volume chiropractic practice. You work with him directly.
One example practice in all three places: its Instagram ad, its Google listing and its website. Tap or click the site to open it.
Examples
Complete example websites for fictional practices, built to the same standard as yours. Open any of them and click through every page.
Seven pages for a family practice: a care finder for babies, parents and grandparents, and booking by real day and time.
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One page for a cash-based sports practice: a tap-where-it-hurts body map, prices up front and three-tap booking.
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Eight pages for an injury practice: condition pages, a 72-hour after-accident checklist and same-day visit requests.
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One page for a family practice: care tabs for adults, kids, pregnancy and older adults, a household cost estimator and a four-step visit request.
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One photo-led page for a boutique practice: an hour-long first consultation, a sample written plan, a lookbook of the suite and a three-step request.
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One page for a sports practice: tabs for runners, lifters, cyclists and surfers, prices for every session and booking by day and time.
View exampleIn the examples, booking is simulated. On your site, the Book button connects to the scheduler you already use, like Jane, ChiroTouch or SKED.
Services
Each service is sold on its own. Run more than one and the photos, the words and the offer match from the first ad to the booking page.
Where they book
A site written around the questions new patients ask, with booking a tap away.
Quoted after a short call or a few emails, care plan $125 a month
How website pricing worksWhere they check you out
The listing people read on Google Maps, kept complete, current and answered.
$150 a month, or $225 with the care plan
See the Google planWhere they first notice you
Ads that reach people nearby before they start searching, with Google Search added in the Full plan.
From $895 a month, month to month
See example ads and pricesPricing
Every website is quoted on a one-page proposal after a 30-minute call (or a few emails, if you prefer). The care plan and Google management have fixed monthly prices, and you can cancel either anytime. Advertising prices are just below.
Quotedon your proposal
A deposit holds your build slot and the rest is due at launch. Exact amounts are on your proposal. You own the site, content, code and domain.
$125a month
First month included with a build · Cancel anytime. It’s what keeps your site hosted: cancel and you get the site files plus 30 days of hosting to move them.
$150a month
or $225 a month for Google and the care plan together
You keep ownership of the listing; we’re added as a manager · Cancel anytime.
Advertising
We write, design and run the ads, keep your Facebook Page and Instagram posting, and answer the comments and messages. One monthly price with the advertising budget inside it, month to month, no setup fee.
Six example ads, made from three of the example sites: same photos, same words, same colors. Yours would be made from your own site.
Ads work best when the practice has something specific to say: a condition you’re known for, a treatment nobody nearby offers, a second location opening.
$895a month
One campaign on Instagram and Facebook.
About 25,000–45,000views a month
$1,595a month
A second ad follows the people who saw the first.
About 45,000–75,000views a month
$2,695a month
Instagram, Facebook and Google Search together.
About 70,000–115,000views a month, plus Google Search
Views are impressions: each time an ad appears on someone’s screen. The ranges are estimates of what each plan’s budget usually buys. Your area and the season move them, month one runs lower while the platforms learn who to show you to, and views are not calls or new patients. Every ad is yours to approve before it runs. Website care is included while the ads run, on a site we built. Billed monthly, cancel anytime.
Process
One call, a one-page proposal with the price, then we do the work.
We talk through what you’re known for, who you want more of, and what you’ve tried before. By video or phone, or by email if you prefer.
Book a 30-minute callA one-page proposal with the services that fit, the full price and what happens first. Nothing starts until you sign.
Your site is designed and built in 7–10 days, then you review it on a private link. With two rounds of revisions, most sites go live two to three weeks after the deposit.
New posts, review replies, ad changes and site updates, done for you on the schedule of your plan. There is nothing for you to log in to.
What we need from you: a 30-minute conversation, any photos of your office and team you’d like used (or we’ll arrange tasteful stock), a quick review at each step, and a few minutes to give us access to your Google listing and domain. We walk you through it.
About
IntakeStudio is run by Alex Serobian. He worked at a high-volume chiropractic practice before starting the studio and is now a chiropractic student at Southern California University of Health Sciences. The questions your patients ask before they book, and the ones your front desk answers all day, are not guesses here.
There are no account managers and no hand-offs. The person who writes your proposal builds your site, runs your listing and your ads, and answers your emails. Alex uses AI tools for research, first drafts and design work, reviews every page himself before you see it, and nothing goes live without your approval.
The studio is based in Burbank. Around Los Angeles, Alex is glad to meet at your office; anywhere else in the US, everything works by email and video call. Current clients include practices in Burbank and Los Angeles; they aren’t named here without their permission.
Questions
Anything else, email info@intakestudio.co and you’ll get a straight answer.
It depends on the pages and the booking setup your practice needs, so every site is quoted on a one-page proposal after a 30-minute call or a few emails, whichever you prefer. You see the full price in writing before anything starts. A deposit holds your build slot and the rest is due at launch.
About 7–10 days to design and build, then your review on a private link and two rounds of revisions. Most websites go live two to three weeks after the deposit.
No. Alex is a current chiropractic student at Southern California University of Health Sciences and worked at a high-volume chiropractic practice before starting IntakeStudio. He isn’t a licensed chiropractor and doesn’t give clinical advice: your site, listing and ads say only what you approve. IntakeStudio is his own business and isn’t affiliated with SCUHS.
The monthly work runs on fixed turnarounds: care-plan changes within 48 hours, and every Google review answered within two business days. Everything monthly is month to month, and you own your site, domain and Google listing, so if it ever stops working for you, you can leave and keep them.
Yes, for research, first drafts and some design work. Every page is reviewed by Alex before you see it, and nothing goes live on your site, your listing or your ads until you approve it.
Yes. We design the new site from scratch and bring over anything worth keeping: photos, reviews, your domain. Your current site stays up until the new one goes live, so there’s no gap.
You do, permanently: the design, the content, the code, and the domain, which stays registered in your name. If you ever cancel the care plan, we hand over the site files with instructions for pointing your domain, and keep it running for 30 days while you move it. Nothing is ever withheld.
You can ask for them: email the change and, on the care plan, it’s done within 48 hours: text, photos, hours, staff. New pages, new features or a different look are quoted separately.
No. Ads need somewhere solid to land, so if your current site already answers the question the ad raises, we point the ads at it. If it doesn’t, we’ll tell you, because paying for clicks to a page that loses people is the most expensive mistake in advertising.
No, and be careful with anyone who does. Nobody controls what Google or Instagram show, or who picks up the phone. What we promise is the work itself, done every week, and a straight answer about what it is and isn’t doing.
No. A website is a one-time build with a signed agreement. Everything monthly, the care plan, Google and advertising, is billed month to month, and you can cancel anytime.
Yes, anywhere in the US. Everything works by email and video call; around Los Angeles, Alex can also meet at your office.
Contact
Book a 30-minute call by video or phone, or send a few details through the form. Alex replies by email with a couple of questions, then sends a one-page proposal with the full price. If he emailed you, you can simply reply to that email.
Prefer email? info@intakestudio.co
All six are concept websites for fictional practices, made to show what a chiropractic site can be when it’s written for the patient searching at 11 p.m. Open each one and click through it. In the examples, booking is simulated; on your site, the Book button connects to the scheduler you already use.
A two-doctor family practice on the second floor of a Park Slope walk-up, seeing everyone from newborns to grandparents. The site had to feel warm and neighborhood-scale, and answer the questions a nervous first-timer has before they ever pick up the phone.
A soft serif (Fraunces) over Figtree, warm cream and clay with sage accents, and an arched hero photo with a small hours card at its corner. The photos are warm and natural-light, from hands-on care to the brownstones outside.
A cash-based sports practice on Sunset Boulevard for runners, climbers, lifters, and people who sit for a living. The site had to be fast and direct, with prices in the open and nothing between a sore back and a booked visit.
Tall condensed capitals (Oswald) over Lato, gold on black with bright yellow sections, and a full-width hero video playing behind the headline.
A one-doctor practice in Larchmont Village that sees people after car crashes, work injuries, and years at a desk. Most patients arrive hurt and worried about paperwork, so the site had to be calm, exact, and fast to act on: same-day visits, with the insurance and attorney forms handled for them.
A clean “examination room” style: Instrument Sans on white paper with one deep teal, light-washed photos of hands-on care behind the headline, and medical figures drawn as framed plates.
A one-doctor neighborhood practice in North Glendale for busy parents, kids and teens, expecting moms and grandparents, with early, evening and Saturday hours. The site had to feel friendly without being cute, explain a first visit before anyone books, and make it easy to book for a child, or for a parent and child back to back.
Rounded Nunito headings over Figtree, a clean white base with one confident cobalt and a porch-light yellow, and a porch roof carried from the logo to the hero, where a family sits on their own front steps under a gabled roof line and a hanging lamp. The photos are bright, real family moments, with nothing clinical.
A small, appointment-only practice in Brentwood for professionals who value their time and their privacy: hour-long first consultations, 40-minute follow-ups, the same chiropractor at every visit, and fees paid per visit with no packages. The site had to feel calm and considered, let the photographs set the mood, and sell on how the practice works rather than on superlatives.
Barlow Condensed in uppercase over Hanken Grotesk, a warm cream base with espresso ink, soft nude tones and one hairline color, and a photo-first layout like a fashion lookbook: full-bleed images, edge-to-edge grids of portrait photos and one wide campaign shot. The arch, which is what an alcove is, stays in the logo, the doctor’s monogram and the confirmation. The photos are natural-light rooms, tonal loungewear, hands and texture, graded to one warm palette.
A sports chiropractic practice in Ocean Park, Santa Monica, for runners, lifters, cyclists, surfers and anyone with a race coming up. The site had to be direct and practical: what happens at a visit, what each session costs, and booking that fits around a training week.
Wide, heavy Archivo headlines with IBM Plex Mono for labels and prices, a chalk-and-ink base with a single electric volt accent, and a slanted photo frame in the hero. Timing runs through the layout: the first visit reads like stopwatch splits and the prices sit on a timing board. The photos show real movement: running, lifting, cycling and surfing.
Each service is sold on its own: a website, your Google listing or ads, or any mix. Start with a 30-minute call and you’ll get a one-page proposal with the full price.
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