Getting more Google reviews does not require awkward scripts, expensive software, or nonstop reminders. In this episode of the Rocket Chiro Podcast, Jerry Kennedy breaks down a simple, repeatable system chiropractors can use to get more reviews consistently without disrupting patient care.

Most chiropractors know reviews matter, but many struggle with inconsistency. They ask for reviews for a few weeks, stop, then start again months later. Others rely entirely on automation and wonder why it does not work as well as promised. This episode explains why both approaches fall short and what actually works long term.

Jerry walks through a practical review strategy designed specifically for busy chiropractors who want steady growth, stronger Google Maps visibility, and better patient trust.

• Why most chiropractors struggle to get reviews consistently
• The biggest mistakes chiropractors make when asking for reviews
• How to make reviews feel normal inside your practice
• When to introduce the idea of reviews to new patients
• The best time to ask for a review so it has real marketing value
• Why asking in person still outperforms texts and automation
• How to use simple tools like QR codes and review cards
• How to build a review schedule that runs on autopilot
• Whether reputation management software is actually worth it

The best way for chiropractors to get more reviews is not by chasing patients or automating everything. It is by creating a simple system that fits naturally into your practice culture. When reviews become part of the patient experience instead of a marketing task, they start compounding over time and helping your practice stand out locally.

This episode is for:
• New chiropractors building their online presence
• Chiropractors with low or inconsistent review counts
• Solo and small-practice chiropractors
• Chiropractors focused on Google Maps and local SEO
• Chiropractors who want steady growth without hype

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Online reviews are one of the most powerful and misunderstood factors in chiropractic marketing.

In this episode of the Rocket Chiro Podcast, Jerry Kennedy breaks down how many reviews chiropractors actually need to compete in local search, and why reviews matter far beyond Google Maps rankings.

If you want more new patients without relying on ads, gimmicks, or sales-heavy marketing, this episode gives you clear benchmarks and practical guidance you can apply immediately.

• Why online reviews impact Google Maps, AI search, and patient trust

• How reviews influence both visibility and patient decision-making

• Why reviews matter even for referral-based chiropractic practices

• The minimum star rating chiropractors should aim to maintain

• Why negative reviews are not the end of the world

• How to calculate review benchmarks based on your local market

• The four review numbers every chiropractor should understand

• Why review expectations keep rising every year

• How to make reviews part of your practice culture

Jerry outlines four key numbers chiropractors should track:

• Entry Point
  About 20% of the median review count in your area. Below this level, reviews may significantly limit your visibility.

• Fighting Chance (Median)
  The middle review count among chiropractors in your market. Reaching this gives you a realistic opportunity to compete.

• Dominance Level
  Roughly 3.5 times the median. Practices at this level often have a strong advantage in local search.

• High Water Mark
  The highest review count in your area. Not a requirement, but useful context when evaluating competition.

A simple framework that actually works:

1. Provide great care and communicate well

2. Make reviews a normal part of your practice

3. Ask in person, not just digitally

4. Make it easy with links or QR codes

5. Be consistent with a repeatable plan

Most chiropractors who struggle with reviews are missing multiple steps.

• Free Chiropractic Website & SEO Review

• Rocket Chiro

• NEXT Step Chiropractic Coaching Program

The best time to start collecting online reviews was years ago.
The second-best time is today.

If this episode helped you, please subscribe, share it with another chiropractor, or leave a review on Apple Podcasts. It helps this small, independent podcast reach more people who want to grow the right way.

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Best chiropractic websites: https://rocketchiro.com/best-chiropractic-websites

In this episode of the Rocket Chiropractic Podcast, I break down nine small but critical mistakes that quietly hurt chiropractic conversion. These are not big marketing failures or SEO problems. They are little things that get in the way once a potential patient has already found you.

I talk about the difference between being found online and being chosen, and why many chiropractors do not have a traffic problem. They have a choosing problem.

If people are visiting your website or Google profile but not scheduling, this episode will help you identify what might be standing in the way.

• Why cluttered chiropractic websites reduce clarity and trust

• How unclear messaging hurts conversion even with good SEO

• The importance of real photos and avoiding cold, generic imagery

• Why responding to reviews matters more than you think

• How bad responses to negative reviews can actively repel patients

• Appointment processes that create friction instead of momentum

• Common problems with online schedulers that cause drop-off

• Why too many first-visit options overwhelm new patients

• How salesy language and fake urgency damage long-term trust

People usually choose what feels easiest, clearest, and safest, not necessarily what is best.

This episode is about removing unnecessary barriers so choosing you becomes the natural next step.

• Chiropractors getting website traffic but low conversions

• Practices struggling with online scheduling or inquiries

• Relationship-centered chiropractors who dislike sales pressure

• Anyone wondering why patients are not choosing them

Resources Mentioned:

Free Website/SEO Review: https://rocketchiro.com/chiropractic-practice-assessment

Best chiropractic websites: https://rocketchiro.com/best-chiropractic-websites