More patients booking from your clinic website
At a telepsychiatry company I fixed the pages before spending more on ads. Bookings went from 1.8% to 5.0% of visitors. In a clinic the problem is usually a broken button, a hidden price or a slow reply.
Book a 30-minute call (opens in a new tab) 2 of 5 client spots open this month.
Start free: send me your clinic’s website
What lands in your inbox tomorrow
The same work I do for paying clinics, free, so you can judge it first.
An example of the format. The site and details are made up for illustration.
From: AMG
To: you@yourclinic.com
Subject: 3 fixes for yourclinic.com
1On phones, “Book now” opens the contact form. Point it at the booking page. A patient who tapped it was ready to book.
2The new-patient offer says it ended 3 October. Update or remove it. A stale offer makes patients wonder if you’re still open.
3Opening hours differ between two pages. Make them match. Patients who aren’t sure you’re open call another clinic.
Your clinic’s marketing check-up
Six short steps, about two minutes. At the end you get a report: what’s working, what fits, a rough cost, and whether your goal fits your timeframe. Rough numbers are fine. Skip anything you don’t know.
Where you lose patients
Every clinic loses people at each step. I start with the biggest leak.
Me vs. a hire vs. an agency
A hire, a healthcare agency and me, compared on what each costs a clinic, how fast each starts and who actually does the work.
| Hire a marketer | Hire a healthcare agency | Work with me | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cost | A full salary, plus the time to hire | A monthly retainer, often with a minimum | Free to start, then USD 1,500 once or USD 2,500 a month |
| Time to start | Weeks to months of hiring | Usually weeks of onboarding | Three fixes in one business day |
| Who does the work | One person, new to your clinic | Often a junior team behind the person who sold it | Me, and I’ve worked in-house at a healthcare company |
| Commitment | An employment contract | Often a 3 to 12 month term | Month to month |
| If it doesn’t work | Notice period, then hire again | Ride out the term | Half back on your first month |
What I promise
I take 5 clients at a time, and these hold for every one of them.
A good fit
Not a fit
Questions
What does it cost?
The three fixes are free. The Growth Audit is USD 1,500, once. The Growth Engine is USD 2,500 a month. A Fractional Head of Growth is priced on a call. Ad spend is paid separately. You pay the ad platforms directly, into accounts you own.
What if I’m not happy?
Not happy after your first month on a plan? Tell me and I refund half of it. No argument. After that, monthly work runs month to month.
Who does the work?
I do. I work alone, so you deal with me and nobody else. There is no junior account manager between us.
How long before I see results?
A broken booking button can be mended in a day, and you’ll see it in that week’s bookings. Changes to ads need several weeks of data before anyone can read them. I won’t promise a date or a number of patients, but every Friday I’ll tell you where we stand against the target.
Who owns the ad accounts?
You do. Every ad account, page and piece of data belongs to your clinic. If we stop working together, you keep all of it.
What do you need from me?
For the three fixes, only your website address and your email. For a sprint, view access to your website analytics, your ad accounts and your booking numbers, and one person who can approve changes. I never need patient records.
Want three free fixes?
If they help, we talk about the rest. If not, you keep them.
2 of 5 spots openHalf back on your first month if you’re not happyNo patient data needed
The Gaba Healthcare changes ran at the same time, so I can’t split the credit between them, and results at one company are no promise for yours. Read the case study.