Your banner group gives you recognition.
Your website gives you local trust and visibility.
At MedAdvisor Websites, we:
Because at the end of the day, it’s not about replacing your banner—it’s about enhancing it with your unique local voice.
If your banner group provides brand strength, your local website amplifies it.
Some pharmacies even choose to build service-focused websites—for example, around compounding or vaccinations—so their unique offerings are clear and easy to book online.
This approach keeps your pharmacy searchable, bookable, and relevant in the eyes of both customers and Google.
Here’s something most pharmacies don’t realise:
AI tools like ChatGPT, Siri, and Google Assistant, as well as Google Search itself, rely on local, structured content.
When a customer asks:
“Where can I book a flu shot near me?”
“Which pharmacy offers UTI consultations close by?”
“Compounding pharmacy in my suburb”
AI and Google prioritise local websites with relevant service pages. I
If your pharmacy doesn’t have its own site, you risk being invisible—even if you provide those exact services.
Even with strong banner brand recognition, your customers walk into your store—not head office’s.
They want to know:
What services your pharmacy offers
How to book appointments directly with you
Who they’ll see when they walk in the door
Whether you provide specialty services like compounding, sleep apnoea testing, or vaccinations
A generic head office website rarely delivers this local connection. Without your own site, you risk missing out on the customers right outside your door.
It’s a question we hear often: “If I’m part of a pharmacy banner group, can I still have my own website?”
The answer? Yes—you absolutely can.

Our team is here to provide personalized support!
Simply fill out the form with your details, and let us know your goals and the best time to call.
Your customers are searching for your services—help them find you with a website that drives them in-store.
Let’s get started today!
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