For medical practices
Three weeks to set up, then a monthly program with a 12-month minimum. The Google Business Profile, the Google Ads account and the tracking are opened in your practice's name, and they stay there.
- Clients worldwide
- Remote-first
- You own every account
- No patient data collected
Patients read your hours, photos and reviews, then tap Call. Nobody can say which search or ad brought them — so the budget is a guess.
Weeks 1–3
First, the setup
- Google Business Profile rebuilt
- A landing page for the ads, not a new website
- Every call and form tracked to its source
- Google Ads account, medical and cosmetic separated
- Your week-1 baseline, written down
Month 2 onward
Then, every month
- Google Ads managed
- Local content, monthly
- A review process
- One-page report: calls, forms, profile actions, map position, cost per lead
What it costs
- Ad spend separate, paid directly to Google
- 12-month minimum
- One strategist, one account lead, remote
- For practices with 1–3 locations
- Google Business Profile
- Google Ads account
- Domain and landing page
- Call and form tracking
- Reporting data
- Dermatology — medical and cosmetic: two searches, two budgets
- Dental — same-day emergencies and insurance questions
- Chiropractic — patients search a symptom, then check insurance
- Med spa — self-pay, price-aware searches
- Physical therapy — patients search a name their physician gave them
- Results? Profile changes within weeks; ads bring calls from launch.
- Patient data? We don't handle protected health information, so no BAA.
- No ad audiences from health conditions.
- Call tracking set up with you, per consent law.