Locully is a Bangkok marketing agency for wellness clinics. "Wellness" covers everything from IV drips to burnout recovery, and that breadth is the problem. We make it clear what you offer, so Google, AI assistants and patients can match you to what they need.
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People rarely search for "wellness". They search for a specific service: an IV drip, a detox programme, sleep or stress support. Google and AI assistants recommend the clinics whose pages describe that exact service clearly.
Further reading: How ChatGPT decides which clinic to recommend.
An AI assistant can't recommend you for something it can't pin down. A clinic that only says it does wellness competes for everything and gets named for little.
IV therapy, detox and longevity programmes are searched separately. One page covering all three is weaker than a clear page for each.
People want to know who delivers the service and what their qualifications are. A site that shows the treatment room but not the practitioners gives them little to go on.
Locully runs three services. Here is what each one means for a wellness clinic.
Locully turns a broad wellness offer into clear service pages, each covering what the service is, who delivers it and what a session involves. We start with the services that have the most search demand.
More on SEOLocully checks how ChatGPT describes your clinic and whether it knows what you offer. Then we fix the pages and outside sources that shape that description.
More on GEOLocully runs Meta ads for services people discover and Google Search ads for services people already look for, with copy written to health ad rules.
More on Performance marketingLocully checks where you appear today: your Google rankings, a fixed set of patient questions run through ChatGPT, and how your ads turn into enquiries.
We fix what stops you being found: technical errors, thin pages, missing structured data and broken conversion tracking.
We work on getting you mentioned in the directories, guides and publications that patient and AI assistants read.
Every month you see what moved: rankings, AI mentions and citations on a fixed question set, enquiries and cost per enquiry. Measured the same way each time.
See how the AI visibility audit measures where you stand.
Clinic marketing in Thailand runs under stricter rules than most industries. Locully writes within them.
Section 38 of the Medical Facility Act says a clinic must get approval before it publishes an advertisement. For Bangkok clinics the approving body is the Department of Health Service Support. Law firm Tilleke & Gibbins notes this covers clinic websites and social media. Only the licensed name and location are exempt.
Source: Tilleke & Gibbins, Sep 2026
Google calls health a "Your Money or Your Life" topic. It says its systems give even more weight there to experience, expertise, authoritativeness and trust.
Source: Google Search Central
Google restricts some healthcare ads, requires certification for others, and the rules vary by country. Meta requires health and cosmetic ads to target people aged 18 and over.
Source: Google Ads healthcare policy · Meta health and wellness ad standard
No medical claims and no promised outcomes. Your team approves every page and ad before it goes live.
Wellness services invite claims about detoxing, boosting or curing. We describe what the service is, who delivers it and what a session involves, not what it cures.
This section describes the rules; it isn’t legal advice. Check your own campaigns with your legal adviser.
Be specific. Locully builds a clear page for each service, makes sure AI assistants understand what the clinic offers, and runs Google and Meta ads for the services with the most demand.
The word covers yoga studios, spas and medical clinics at once. Google and AI assistants need clear signals about what you do. Clinics that describe each service on its own page give them those signals.
With the services that have the most search demand and the best margin for you. Locully checks demand first, then builds those pages before the rest.
Yes, within the rules. Meta requires health ads to target people aged 18 and over, and Thai law requires approval before a clinic publishes an ad. Locully writes copy that describes the service without health claims.
Against a fixed set of questions patients ask, re-run on a schedule so each run is comparable. We check whether your clinic was named and whether your website was cited, and we open every cited page.
Send us your website. We'll show you what ChatGPT says your clinic offers today, and what to fix first.