Paid Ads

Ads that book consults — not ads that get likes.

Google for the person searching right now, Instagram and Facebook for the neighborhoods around you. Built, run, and reported in bookings — with the accounts and the budget staying in your name.

You boosted the post about your Botox special. Forty-one likes, a few comments from clients who already come in, and a charge on the card. Nobody can tell you whether it booked a single consult.

Three steps, and we handle all three.

01

Catch the ones already looking

Someone typing "lip filler near me" has already decided — they're only choosing where. Search ads put you in that moment, on the treatments worth paying to win.

02

Work the neighborhood

Instagram and Facebook to the areas you actually serve, and back to the people who opened your site and didn't book. Your own results are the ad.

03

Report in bookings, not impressions

One page a month, in plain English: what ran, what it cost, what it booked. What isn't earning gets switched off instead of defended.

What everyone asks before they say yes.

“We tried ads and they didn't work.”

Usually true, and usually one of two reasons: the ad pointed at a page that was never built to book, or nobody measured past the click. Both are fixable — and both are why the website comes first.

“Who holds the ad budget?”

You do. The accounts open in your name, your card sits on them, and every dollar is visible to you. What we're paid for is the work of running them — that's a separate conversation from what you spend.

“Is social worth running for a med spa?”

Search is where the ready-to-book people are, so that's where we start. Social does a different job — the streets around you, and the people who already looked at your site. If one of them isn't pulling its weight, you'll hear it from us first.

Fifteen minutes, and you'll know.

No pitch, no pressure. We look at your practice, and if this isn't what you need, we'll tell you that.

The rest of what we handle.