Lev Brovtsev - Performance Marketing for Healthcar
@LevBrovtsev
Lev Brovtsev — independent performance marketing consultant for US healthcare practices and high-ticket service businesses. 17+ years, 90+ businesses, 2M+ conv
@alexwolk1 Yep. Same-day callback from a real person. And actually track it. Most clinics I see can't tell you how many missed calls never got returned.
Plastic surgery marketing ideas, ranked by cost per attended consultation. The first three cost almost nothing: answer enquiries in minutes, take a consult deposit, end every consult with a date. https://t.co/L7sUhUze6k
@alexwolk1 Depends on the clinic. If any location'll do, whoever picks up first gets the booking. If they want one specific surgeon, they'll call back 3x. Speed matters way less there.
@alexwolk1 Depends on real volume and value, not theory. Google and Bing need about 10 conversions a month per action, 30 is better. Meta needs a couple hundred. High-value treatments with enough volume get their own action. Low-volume stages stay combined, with treatment passed as value.
Most dental Google Ads accounts aren't short of budget. They're short of truth. If the only conversion is a form fill, you're paying Google to find people who like filling in forms. Split by treatment, send seen patients back. https://t.co/0JpF5kQlex
Most dental Google Ads accounts aren't short of budget. They're short of truth. If the only conversion is a form fill, you're paying Google to find people who like filling in forms. Split by treatment, send seen patients back. https://t.co/0JpF5kQlex
Most dental practices lose more patients at the front desk than they fail to attract online. Ranked by cost per new patient, the ideas that pay back first cost almost nothing: answer in minutes, call back every missed call, ask for reviews. https://t.co/5d7LUSqGfP
Most clinics have call tracking. Few send the CRM outcome (booked, no-show, spam) back to Google Ads, so it bids on ring volume, not patients. The fix: click ID, a disposition field, a weekly import. https://t.co/nqBx8ORPOB
Enhanced conversions for leads sends hashed patient emails or phones to Google. Hashed isn't anonymous: matching it back to a person is the feature. Most clinics get the same bidding benefit from a click-ID-only feed. https://t.co/sw6hMegjXh
Your cost per lead is "above benchmark." What did the benchmark count as a lead? Most tables don't say. Compare cost per click externally, never CPL, and build your own 4-week baseline. https://t.co/vCYPbnO3mD
Most dental enquiries come by phone, yet many practices optimize Google Ads on forms alone. HIPAA isn't the blocker: click ID, event, time and value may leave your systems. Names, numbers and recordings may not. https://t.co/dYZ3PFhoBW
300 conversions in the ad report. 70 consultations booked. A click-ID-only feed tells Google which clicks became patients: click ID, neutral stage, timestamp. No names, no procedures. https://t.co/G8qtHzCia2
Matching the Black Friday injectables deal down the street fills next week's calendar and costs you six months of price arguments. Rank med spa marketing by repeat clients, not leads. https://t.co/MhbcGnLiVo
Google Ads: 140 conversions. Intake: 11 consultations. Nobody is lying. Different events, windows, dedup rules. A 10–20% gap is normal. Two or three times means the conversion definition is wrong. https://t.co/lPY1CqLdvE
Agency or consultant? It's capacity vs depth. Ask one question first: "Who will be in my account daily?" Good answer: a name, a role, rough hours. Bad answer: "our team." Nine questions that tell them apart: https://t.co/LjjeZYTM0I
"Bing is 3% of search" is the wrong reason to skip Microsoft Ads when one patient is worth five figures. Older buyers, fewer bidders, lower CPCs. Give it 60 days and judge it on cost per patient in your CRM, not lead count. https://t.co/9Je2wJpFbz
60 enquiries. 20 bookings. 14 attended patients. Same spend, three different patient acquisition costs.
Write the denominator down before anyone quotes a target, compute it per procedure, and compare it to your margin, not a benchmark.
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Plastic surgery ads, empty surgical calendar? Check one number first: median time from enquiry to first contact. Hours instead of minutes is the leak. Then send attended consultations, not bookings, back to Google.
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