Product · Website
Most sites explain a business and stop. This one is built from what MIKA already understands about yours, structured so search engines and AI assistants can read it, and wired so the person who arrives with a question leaves with an appointment.
The substrate
MIKA already knows your services, your audience and how you sound. The first version of the site comes from that — real pages with your services on them — and every part of it stays editable. Or keep the site you have: MIKA connects to it and works on that instead.
A site MIKA builds and hosts, or the one you already run — the same brain works on both.
Pages and sections keep their history, so nothing is lost to an edit.
Drafts stay drafts. Publishing is a decision you make, not something that happens to you.
An editable first version built from your existing business context.
Found
Search structure is not a plugin you install afterwards — it is what the page is made of. MIKA composes the title from your real business name plus a written descriptive half, emits the structured data that tells Google what kind of business this is, and shows you the search result before you publish it.
Your business name is a fact MIKA carries; the descriptive half is written in your voice, not filled into a pattern.
Site and local-business markup, emitted only where the facts actually exist — never invented to fill a field.
Write your own title or description and MIKA cannot overwrite it. Clear the field to hand it back.
Clear services, what to expect and a useful next step before the customer books.
Help me chooseAnswers
A clinic is not a publisher, and twenty generic articles help nobody. What earns rankings is a few genuinely useful answers to questions your customers actually ask — written by the person who can actually answer them. MIKA does not write those for you. It gives what you write a structure, a home, an address and an audience.
The words are yours. MIKA handles the markup, the URL, the internal links and the publishing.
A post is an answer to one real question — not a keyword vehicle padded to length.
One contextual call to action per post, so reading turns into an assessment, a lead, a booking.
A useful answer to a real customer question, written from the same business understanding and published to the site.
Most people arrive knowing something is wrong, not which service fixes it. Start with what you want to change, then match it to the depth of support you need.
Your own address
Point your domain at MIKA and it is verified for you — the exact DNS records to set are read from the provider and shown to you, never guessed. And publishing behaves the way you would assume it does, which is harder than it sounds:
The version you saw is the version frozen — an edit mid-publish can never freeze stale bytes.
Identical bytes are recognised as identical, so a double-click is one publish, not two.
A page waiting on photos is held back rather than published incomplete.
An address belongs to one project, enforced in the database, not by convention.