Patients pick their doctor on Google.
Not from a directory.

It depends on your specialty, your market, and how many other practices are competing for the same patients. A primary care doctor in a suburban area is a different campaign than a multi-specialty group in a major metro. We quote based on your specific situation. Reach out for a custom quote.

The economics are strong. According to the Medical Group Management Association (MGMA), the average physician generates over $2 million in revenue annually. A single new patient who stays with your practice for years represents thousands in lifetime value. One new patient from search can cover your marketing spend many times over.

Hospital systems have massive marketing departments. But patients don't always want the hospital experience. They want a doctor, not a system.

We position your practice around what makes you different: accessibility, personal attention, shorter wait times, specific expertise. We build pages targeting specialty-specific searches where independent practices can outrank the systems because Google favors local relevance over brand size.

Google Ads can bring new patient calls within the first week or two. Organic SEO takes longer, typically 3 to 6 months for consistent new patient flow.

Running both simultaneously is the move: PPC captures patients searching right now while SEO builds the organic pipeline. Healthcare searches happen every hour of every day. Someone is always looking for a doctor.

We build it on our platform so we control the full marketing stack. Your site needs dedicated pages for every service and specialty you offer: primary care, urgent care, telemedicine, pediatrics, dermatology, cardiology. Each page targets its own keywords and ranks independently.

According to Healthgrades research, patients check an average of 3 to 5 sources before choosing a doctor. Your website is one of those sources, and it needs to convert.

Yes. Telemedicine searches have grown significantly since 2020 and continue to climb. "Online doctor," "virtual doctor visit," and "telehealth near me" are all high-intent searches from patients who want convenience.

We build dedicated telemedicine pages, optimize your Google Business Profile for virtual services, and run PPC campaigns targeting patients who prefer remote consultations. If you offer virtual visits, we make sure patients can find that option.

Absolutely. Multi-specialty practices need a different strategy than single-specialty offices. Each specialty gets its own set of landing pages, its own keyword targets, and its own content strategy.

A patient searching "dermatologist near me" and one searching "cardiologist near me" are completely different people with different needs. We build separate funnels for each specialty while keeping everything under one cohesive brand and website.