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Performance marketing. Medical practices.
Marketing that survives contact with the data
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Northgate Vein and Vascular
Open until 5 PM · (555) 014-8210
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Riverside Vascular Institute
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Bayview Vein Center
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AI Search Marketing
Be the answer, not a blue link
People are asking assistants what to buy and who to call. We place you inside those answers, paid and earned.
Google and Meta Ads
Demand that already exists
Search, Performance Max, Local Service Ads and Meta, structured around what people actually type when they are ready to act.
Web Design and SEO
Somewhere worth sending the click
Custom builds and the content architecture behind them. No page builders, no templates, no monthly license.
Case studies
Accounts we run, and what they produced.
Named clients, real figures, and the full report attached to each one.
How we work
We model the account before we spend anything in it.
Most agencies open an account, push budget through it, and report on what happened. We run the numbers first: what a click costs in your specialty and your state, what conversion rate is realistic, what volume the market can actually supply at that price.
If the math does not work we say so before you sign, not in month three. That conversation has cost us business and it is the reason the clients we do take stay.
What you get in the first week
A written projection with three scenarios, the assumptions behind each one, and the number that would make us walk away.
What changes
Accounts are watched daily, not reviewed monthly.
A monthly report tells you what went wrong four weeks ago. By then the budget is gone. We look at every account daily and act on what we see, which usually means moving spend toward the campaigns that are converting and pausing the ones that are not.
You get told what changed and why. No dashboard you have to interpret, no jargon, no report designed to look busy.
Who does the work
The person who sold you the account is the person running it. Nothing is handed to a junior after the contract signs.
Proprietary Technology
Introducing ProSocial Intelligence
Built to see what standard reporting misses. Acts before problems become costs.
Model Before You Spend
Before any campaign launches, ProSocial Intelligence models your goals, budget, and market data to project realistic outcomes. You know what to expect before a single dollar is committed.
Monitor While You Sleep
Your campaigns are analyzed daily, not monthly. Underperformance is flagged and addressed in hours. By the time a traditional agency notices, we've already corrected it.
See Problems Before They Cost You
Audience fatigue, bid inflation, creative burnout: ProSocial Intelligence identifies these signals days before they impact your leads or revenue. Prevention, not reaction.
Every Dollar Accountable
Budget allocation decisions are driven by continuous performance signals, not monthly gut checks. Capital moves toward what's working before waste accumulates.
Campaign Outcome Simulator
DailyMonitoring
Pre-spendModeling
24/7Signals
ZeroBudget Waste
Enter your parameters and get a state-level outcome projection across three scenarios. This is a directional simulation, not the full ProSocial Intelligence system our team uses on live accounts.
$2,500/mo
Complete all fields to run your simulation
FAQ
Questions we get asked on the first call.
Most single location practices need at least 2,500 dollars a month in ad spend before the data is reliable enough to optimize against. Below roughly 1,500 a month you are buying too few clicks to learn anything, and the account stays guesswork. The right number depends on what a click costs in your specialty and your state, which is what the simulator on this page estimates.
Google first in almost every case. Google captures people already looking for the procedure, so intent is higher and the path to a booking is shorter. Meta creates demand rather than capturing it, which works well for elective and cosmetic work but takes longer to pay back. Practices with an established Google account are the ones that see Meta perform.
Leads usually start within the first two weeks. Booked appointments follow the length of your sales cycle, which for most specialties is two to six weeks after the first inquiry. Expect the first 60 to 90 days to be spent finding which campaigns and keywords convert, not scaling them.
AI search advertising is available and we run it. Eligibility varies by platform and by category, and healthcare is handled case by case with verification on some networks. We assess your specific situation before anything goes live, and there is always earned AI visibility work available regardless of paid eligibility.
No. We work month to month. The accounts, the data and the creative are yours, and you can take them with you. Ten years of referral only growth is not something you get by locking people in.
The person who sold it to you. Nothing gets handed to a junior after the contract signs, and you are not passed to an account manager who relays messages. That is the practical limit on how many clients we take at once.
Both, and they work better together. We build custom WordPress sites with the condition pages, schema and interactive tools the campaigns need to convert against. Several clients came to us for ads and stayed for the rebuild once it was clear the site was the constraint.
We tell you before you sign if we think the numbers will not work, and we have turned down accounts on that basis. If something is underperforming once live we say so in plain terms and change it. Month to month terms mean we have to keep earning the account every month.
Before you get in touch
We are a small team and we take on a limited number of accounts, because the person who sells the work is the person who does it. That is a real constraint, not a positioning line.
If your budget is too small to produce useful data, or your market is too thin to support the volume you need, we will tell you on the first call rather than after the first invoice. We have turned down accounts for both reasons and we would rather do that than take money we cannot earn.
If you are somewhere in the middle and not sure which, that is the most useful conversation to have.
Start here
See what your budget can actually buy.
Model your campaign before you commit a dollar, or send us the account and we will tell you what we would change first.