We work only with dental practices. That focus is the whole proposition: we are not learning your sector on your budget, and we know which tactics actually move dental enquiries.
These are commitments rather than values statements, which means you can tell when we break them.
Monthly reporting includes underperformance. An agency that only shows wins is managing your perception rather than your marketing.
Nobody controls Google. We commit to measurable progress against agreed metrics, not to positions we cannot promise.
Your site, content, profile and ad accounts stay in your name. You can revoke our access at any time and lose nothing.
If a channel is not returning, we will say so. We would rather lose the line item than keep billing for something that is not working.
Treatment content is written for review by your clinicians. We do not publish health claims your team has not approved.
We will not use false urgency or fear based messaging aimed at anxious patients, and we will push back if asked to.
General marketing agencies treat a dental practice like any other local business. That works until it does not. Dental search behaves differently across treatments: an emergency patient decides in minutes, an implant patient researches for months, and a parent choosing a pediatric dentist is making an emotional decision on behalf of someone else.
Those differences change campaign structure, content, tracking and what counts as success. Learning them takes time, and most practices end up funding that education.
Dentistry also carries obligations general marketing does not. Treatment claims need clinical review. Advertising rules restrict what can be said and to whom. Patient imagery requires documented consent. Getting these wrong is not just a marketing problem.
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What practice owners usually ask before engaging an agency.
Tell us about your practice and we will give you a straight assessment.
Yes, dentistry is all we work on. That means we already know how differently emergency, implant, orthodontic and cosmetic patients behave, and we are not testing assumptions on your budget. It also means we understand the advertising restrictions and clinical accuracy obligations that apply to dental marketing, which general agencies frequently discover late.
From single site private practices to multi location groups and specialist clinics. The work differs considerably: a single practice usually needs local visibility and a good website, whereas a group needs location architecture, profile management at scale and consistent business information. We would establish which situation you are in during the audit.
No. Working for two practices competing for the same searches in the same catchment is a conflict we will not take on, because we would be bidding against ourselves on your behalf. If we already work with a practice in your immediate area we will tell you rather than take the engagement.
That is common, and we are happy to give a second opinion through the audit without any obligation. Sometimes the finding is that your current agency is doing reasonable work and the problem is elsewhere, and we would tell you that. We are not interested in winning work by disparaging someone doing a decent job.
Focus and honesty about limits. Specialising in dentistry means we know the sector, but the more practical difference is what we report and what we refuse to promise. We do not guarantee rankings, we report underperformance, and we will recommend stopping a channel that is not returning rather than keeping the line item.
We would rather earn the renewal than lock you in. SEO does need a realistic runway, usually several months, to show what it can do, and we will be clear about that upfront. But an agency that needs a long tie in to keep clients is telling you something about its results.
The people you meet. We are not a volume agency reselling offshore output, and you will know who is working on your account. Where we bring in a specialist for something outside our scope, we will say so rather than presenting it as in house.
Audit, baseline measurement and the highest impact fixes. We record where you are before changing anything so improvement can be demonstrated rather than claimed. You will have a prioritised plan within the first couple of weeks and will know exactly what we are doing and why.
Yes. We know Miami and South Florida markets particularly well, but the discipline applies anywhere. What matters is whether we can realistically compete in your area against your specific competitors, which the audit establishes before either of us commits to anything.
We tell you, and we say what we think should change. Sometimes that means a different approach, and occasionally it means the channel is not right for your situation. We would rather have that conversation than let an engagement drift, because reputation in a specialist sector depends on it.
Send us your details and we will review your current visibility, then come back with an honest view of what is achievable in your market.
No obligation, and you keep the findings either way.
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