A free 40-check audit you run one office at a time, ending in the Gap Sheet: your strongest location minus your weakest, in a single number.
Your flagship books out three weeks ahead. The office you opened eighteen months ago has open chairs on a Wednesday. Same brand, same website, same standard of care.
That is not a marketing failure. Google does not rank your practice. It ranks each location separately, against the practices within a few miles of that specific address. Your flagship earned its position over years of reviews, links and activity that the newer office never inherited.
Across the multi-location dental groups we have scored, the distance between the strongest office and the weakest office in the same group averages 14 points out of 100. Nearly half of those groups are 15 points apart or more.
A brand-level report averages that away. Traffic is up, calls are up, the group is growing, and the office with open chairs disappears inside the total.
This checklist scores each office on its own.
40 checks across eight categories, run one office at a time: the Google profile, reviews, the page on your site that serves that office, service depth, consistency and technical signals, authority and citations, capture and conversion, and knowing where that office actually shows up.
It covers AI search too. Assistants read the same profile, the same reviews, the same pages and directories that Google does, so the fundamentals that win the map are the fundamentals that get you named in an answer.
The page that matters is near the back. Every office side by side, category by category, ending in one number: your strongest office minus your weakest. Most owners have never seen that number. It is usually where the next patient growth is, and it is cheaper than opening another location.
Also inside: a scorecard for each office with what every score band means, the order to fix things in so each step makes the next one work harder, and a 30-day plan for your weakest office.
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It is the first step of the Pin-Level Method: every office earns its own position.
Tekkii is a multi-location healthcare marketing agency with 11+ years running per-location growth systems for group dental practices. The Pin-Level Method treats each office as its own entity with its own Google Business Profile, pages, reviews, and AI visibility. This is what the per-location work actually looks like for dental groups.
Every checklist item points back to the same question: how does each location actually score against the practices nearest to it? The Pin Parity Score answers that, every office rated 0 to 100 against its own market, in about 3 minutes on screen.
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