Accelerator Cohort 2 : Week 2

ResoClinx Session 2

Pulling the SELF framework off the URLs and onto its own page
Client Surinder Ahitan Date April 14, 2026 Duration 63 minutes Program Week 2 of 6

Where we left off (Week 1)

  • Claude Code CLI set up inside dedicated ResoClinx project folder
  • VS Code installed and wired up for viewing the project
  • DataForSEO MCP installed and connected to your new account
  • Initial services keyword research completed and exported to Markdown
  • Insight: "AI receptionist" trending up, "virtual receptionist" declining
  • GSC review flagged 65 unindexed pages from the old WordPress blog subdomain

What we covered

1

Homework check: Surinder rebuilt the keyword research himself

Surinder reran the keyword research after Week 1 and stripped out the software-competitor angle. New positioning: not clinic software, an AI receptionist + local visibility play. Confirmed the value canvas doc he added was the unlock. Lesson reinforced: context beats prompting.

2

The SELF framework belongs on a page, not in the URLs

Surinder's first MD organised Solutions under SELF (Secure every inquiry, Establish local trust, Leverage smart marketing, Freedom through systems). Decision: SELF gets its own dedicated philosophy/"how it works" page. Solutions URLs target the actual keywords (AI receptionist, lead capture, review management) and the SELF page deep-links into them.

3

Regenerated the website rebuild MD with the keyword-first rule

Prompted Claude (dangerously-skip-permissions, plan mode skipped for speed) to rewrite the rebuild MD: Solutions pages target main keyword + LSI keywords as H2/H3s, SELF lives as its own page. Cleared two stray service items (medical spa marketing, marketing attribution) that didn't match the business model.

4

Stitch for design exploration, brand colours locked

Walked through Stitch (free Google tool) for natural-language homepage iterations against a screenshot of the current GHL site. Kept dark + teal-green brand palette. Plan: export the locked design language as a zip and hand it to Claude Code as the visual contract for the Astro build.

5

Site architecture Google Sheet built live

Created the master tracking sheet: page title, category, URL, target keyword, title tag, meta description, H1, LSI keywords, and an approval-status dropdown per row. This becomes the single source of truth for the rebuild, downloaded as CSV and dropped into the project folder so Claude reads it on every run.

6

Figma MCP: bird's-eye view of the site

Used the Figma MCP via Claude Code to draw the full site map (top nav, Solutions hub, Industries hub, Resources, About, Framework). Killed the "Capture every lead / Grow local visibility / Convert and retain" sub-routers under Solutions hub: overkill, link straight to the 9 Solution pages instead.

7

Locked the industries shortlist

Four industries to target: med spas, aesthetics clinics, laser clinics, cosmetic surgery, medical practices. Architecture leaves room to add dentists/chiropractors later under the same Industries hub without restructuring.

8

Surfaced: the franchise backstory is a competitive moat

Surinder built a clinic from 1 to 9 UK locations, franchised, sold ~2023, 20 years in the industry. Decision: this story powers the About page + person schema + LinkedIn cross-link. No competitor can copy it. Use Person schema on About and link out to LinkedIn for E-E-A-T.

9

Counted page templates needed for the Astro build

Mapped 10-15 unique page layouts: homepage, about, contact, how-it-works/SELF, solutions hub, solution page (template), industries hub, industries page (template), resources hub, case studies hub, case study (template), FAQ, privacy/terms. The hub + template pattern keeps the build linear.

Before Week 3

6-week north star: Rebuild ResoClinx on Astro, launch on Cloudflare, and walk away with a repeatable workflow for quickly rebuilding any clinic client's site.