Dentist & Dental Clinic · Digital Marketing
Digital marketing for dentists
A clinic usually ends up with a website from one person, ads from another and a social feed from whoever has time. Nothing is measured on the same number. We run the four as one system and judge all of it on appointments that actually arrived.
What we find
- Enquiries land in three different inboxes and nobody can say which channel produced the last twenty patients.
- The feed is full of stock smiles and says nothing about the treatments the clinic wants to sell.
- There is no record of a patient who asked about implants in March and never booked.
What we build
- One measurement plan — enquiry, qualified enquiry, booked appointment — shared across search, ads, social and WhatsApp.
- A content calendar built from the treatments with the highest value, not from awareness days.
- A single enquiry inbox with an owner and a follow-up rule for anyone who did not book on the first reply.
Questions
Do we have to take every channel?
No. Most clinics start with search and WhatsApp because those carry the buying intent. Social and ads are added once the enquiry handling can cope with the volume.
Who owns the accounts?
The practice does. Ad accounts, analytics and the domain stay in the clinic's name, with our access as a user. If we part ways, nothing is held hostage.
How is success reported?
Monthly, on enquiries and booked appointments, with the spend next to each. Ranking position appears as context, never as the headline.
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