New patients this week, not next quarter.
Ads on the searches that end in a booking — managed for a flat fee, with the spend traced to the enquiries it produced.
Replies in under a minute · no booking, no forms
Three reasons this lands on our desk.
Search takes months you don't have
New chair, new associate, empty diary — that's a this-month problem.
The last agency took a cut of spend
Which quietly rewards them for spending more of your money.
You can't tell what worked
Clicks reported, patients not. Nobody connected the two.
Four things, done properly.
The searches that convert
High-intent treatment and emergency searches, not broad awareness spend.
Pages built to receive them
A landing page per treatment, so the ad and the page say the same thing.
Enquiries tracked to the ad
You see which searches produced bookings, not just impressions.
A flat management fee
Never a percentage of spend. Your ad budget goes to Google from your account.
Every dollar, accounted for.
The report you actually get: what you spent, how many enquiries it brought, what each one cost — in plain language, in your portal.
The full google & meta ads page ↗sample data — the real thing lives in your portal
Simple to start. Simpler to stay.
Management is a flat monthly fee — never a percentage of your spend, so a bigger budget never means a bigger invoice from us. Ad money goes to Google and Meta straight from your account; you see every cent.
What moves the price
- Which platforms
- How many ads we make
- New landing pages or existing ones
Before you ask — asked and answered.
It depends on your treatments and how competitive your area is. Tell the chat both and you'll get a realistic range in one question.
An empty slot tomorrow is revenue that never returns.
No forms, no calls — a straight answer in chat.