
Google Ads for dentists: build an account around the appointment
Plan dental Google Ads around treatment demand, insurance fit, available appointments and the cost of an attended new patient.
Shawn founded Growth Key Marketing and sets the strategy on every engagement, keeping the work pointed at the outcome the client is paying for — cost per booked job, not clicks. He writes about the economics of service-business marketing: ad budgets, lead math, the metrics that actually run an account, and the five-stage GrowthKey Method the agency operates on, refined across $30M+ in managed ad spend.

Plan dental Google Ads around treatment demand, insurance fit, available appointments and the cost of an attended new patient.

Connect MedSpa Google Ads to qualified consultations, attendance and treatment revenue, with clear campaign, landing-page and policy decisions.

Calculate a dental Google Ads budget from attended-patient goals, conversion rates, capacity and total acquisition costs. Includes a worksheet.

Build a MedSpa ad budget using consultation attendance, completed treatments, delivery costs and capacity. Includes a planning worksheet.

Diagnose dental Google Ads that generate clicks but few patients. Check search intent, tracking, insurance fit, call handling and appointment availability.

Find why MedSpa enquiries stall before consultation. Diagnose contact, treatment fit, pricing expectations, booking friction and attendance.

Plan dental PPC landing pages for emergency care and elective consultations, with annotated layouts, insurance answers and a clear appointment path.

Build MedSpa landing pages around treatment research, provider trust, pricing and consultation booking. Includes annotated layouts and a mobile checklist.

Build a dental local SEO plan around Maps, treatment pages, insurance answers and attended patients. Includes a practical implementation checklist.

Connect MedSpa Maps visibility with treatment research, provider trust and consultations. Build a local SEO plan with a practical implementation checklist.

Diagnose a dental practice missing from Google Maps. Separate profile restrictions from query, location and website issues, then prioritize the next fix.

Find why a MedSpa is missing from Google Maps. Check profile status, clinic identity, treatment relevance and geography before choosing the next fix.

Great ad copy is aligned, not clever. What research on emotion, loss aversion and choice says about how buyers decide — and how to write ads that meet them there.

Every agency site makes the same promises. These are the questions that separate a partner who will grow your business from one who will grow your ad budget — written by an agency willing to name the red flags.

Percent of spend, flat retainer, or performance pricing — the three fee models, what each one quietly rewards your agency to do, and how to sanity-check any quote against your own numbers.

The most expensive answer is usually the wrong one. How to tell which problem you actually have — and what each fixes.

Pausing resets everything you spent the busy season teaching the algorithm. The maintenance-budget math, by trade — and what the quiet months are actually for.

Connect treatment demand to qualified consultations, attendance and completed treatment. Plan channels, booking and follow-up around the outcomes your clinic can measure.

It is almost never the platform. The diagnostic we run on every "junk leads" account — five causes, checked in order, each with its fix.

Connect insurance fit, treatment demand and front-desk follow-through to attended patients. A practical framework for deciding what to fix, fund and measure.
Different billing, same footrace. How the two platforms actually charge, where each fits, and the comparison both of them lose.

How Air 1 Moving & Storage went from untracked ads and a 4.0 rating to 400% ROAS in five months — the county split, the funnel test, and the review lever.

The most expensive clicks in local marketing, and why the math still works. Channel mix, intake economics, and cost per signed case — from our accounts.

No platform fee, no minimum, $3–5 starting bids — and no honest benchmarks yet. The real cost picture, and the test budget we actually recommend.

There is no magic number — there is a math problem. Work backward from your average ticket and close rate to a budget that pays for itself.

The $25 Angi lead usually costs more than the $80 exclusive one. The arithmetic — and the Angi vs. Thumbtack mechanics — the platforms hope you never run.

Eugene Schwartz mapped this in 1966 and most ads still get it wrong: the words that convert depend on what the buyer already knows.

Clicks and impressions are diagnostics, not goals. These are the three money metrics, what they mean, and which one to optimize when.

Most agencies sell tactics. We run a system. Here is the five-stage operating loop behind every account we manage.