What we heard
Your business, your priorities, and where you are today.
What you sell, in order of priority
Intake
Collects patient information before the visit, so clinicians spend the visit on care.
- First-visit intake
- Check-ins between visits
- Standard scales like PHQ-9 and GAD-7
MaiNDS
A structured diagnostic assessment for complex cases.
- Thorough, evidence-based evaluation
- Built for complex case management
- Helps practices bill the codes for psychological testing
Clinical decision support
Newly launched. Intake feeds it, so it follows once Intake is in place.
Who the ads are for
Where you are today
What matters to you
A few signed contracts
We definitely want to have some contracts signed.
More calls for sales
We don't have enough calls for salespeople.
An easier sell
We hope this will be an easier selling process compared to the cold outreach.
Meta, unless something beats it
Our founder slightly prefers Meta ads unless another channel can demonstrate better results.
More demos only help if they close.
So we do both at once. We send qualified demos. Your team builds the follow-up. Neither works alone.
- What did we miss?
- Is Intake first, MaiNDS second still the right order?
The plan
What the research shows, each platform's job, then creative and pages.
What our research shows
Monthly Google searches, by what people type
Intake is your top priority, but it has the least search demand.
Google Keyword Planner, United States, October 19, 2026. Click costs are Google's top-of-page bid ranges.
Each platform's job
Google Search
Show up when practices search for what you sell.
Intake
Every high-intent intake search, on its own page.
MaiNDS
Practices looking up the testing codes. The pitch: bill for work you already do.
Kept out
People looking for a free test online, and students.
Meta
Put Intake in front of the right practices before they search.
Your lists first
The clinicians your team already works through outbound.
Then lookalikes
More people like your best customers and prospects.
Then site visitors
Bring back practices that came from Google and left.
Ads to one rep's list. Not the other's.
Then we compare how many demos each one books. A fair test, in your own numbers.
In our experience, few psychiatrists are active there, and clicks cost far more. We'd revisit it for named accounts later.
Hospital systems
Your Mayo Clinic partnership leads there. Ads stay on practices your team can close.
Creative and a landing page for each
Intake
- Meta ads built around the Intake video you're producing now
- Search ads for intake searches
- A landing page made for practice owners, with a short demo form
MaiNDS
- Search ads on billing codes and diagnostic evaluation
- A landing page that leads with what practices can bill
- Meta ads for retargeting
Sample creative, for display only*
Two samples in your brand. Pick one to see it.
For display purposes only. A sample page for Intake, aimed at owners of multi-location practices. Scroll inside it to see the whole page.
For display purposes only. One sample MaiNDS ad, shown in the three shapes Meta uses.
*For display purposes only. Both are samples to show direction, not final ads or pages. Final copy and every claim go through your clinical review before anything runs.
A starting order
Pages and tracking
- Two landing pages
- Proper in-account conversion tracking
- Your lists loaded into Meta
Google and Meta
- Intake and MaiNDS on Google
- Intake on Meta
- The rep-list test
Back the winner
- More spend where demos close
- Landing page testing
New ground
- Clinical decision support
- Content, SEO and AI answers
- LinkedIn for named accounts
No dates. Each stage starts when the one before it hits its mark.
How we'll know it's working
Demo requested
Volume to learn on.
Demo held
They showed up.
Good fit
Your team says so.
Contract signed
The goal.
We optimize to the highest step with enough volume, so the ads learn from demos that close, not just form fills.
- How big are the lists from your outbound tools, and can you export them?
- Does Intake connect to the EHRs your customers use?
- Who reviews clinical claims in ads?
Scope and fees
Two ways to start, built around $5,000 a month in ad spend.
1. Pick a starting point
We start with an even split and move budget to what's working, starting with your first month of data.
2. Your plan
Google Search
Ad spend, paid to Google directly.
Meta
Ad spend, paid to Meta directly. Your lists, lookalikes and site visitors.
Performance creative
Landing pages
Sends demos held and contracts signed from your CRM back to Google and Meta. Depends on your CRM.
Your plan
Each platform's fee is the greater of $2,000 or 10% of its spend, never both. It holds at $2,000 until spend passes $20,000. No setup fee.
What's in scope
Google Search
Intake and MaiNDS campaigns, keywords, ads, bidding and negative keywords. Built, run and reported by us.
Meta
Audiences from your lists, lookalikes and retargeting, plus the rep-list test. Built, run and reported by us.
Performance creative
Landing pages
Conversion tracking
Proper in-account conversion tracking for demo requests on your site, included.
Sales and LinkedIn
We send qualified demos. Closing them stays with your team. LinkedIn, SEO and content wait for a later stage.
What a demo is worth to you
Your numbers in, break-even out.
- Recommended or Aggressive: which fits your next 90 days?
- Which CRM catches your demo requests?
Working with our team
Who you'd work with, what to expect, and proof.
Who you'd work with
Runs the plan day to day.
Sets direction and when to scale.
Intake and MaiNDS on Google.
Your lists and audiences on Meta.
Ads and landing pages.
Our Business Intelligence team builds the tracking, so demos and contracts flow back to every platform.
What you can expect from us
Case studies
Case studies
Results from clients like you go here.
What we need from you
- Your outbound lists, exported, for Meta.
- Google Analytics access, viewer is enough.
- Your CRM, so demos and contracts flow back to the ads.
- A clinical reviewer for ad and page claims.
- Your Intake video, once it's done.
- Your sales follow-up plan, so every demo gets worked.
- Out of everything here, what would make this a no-brainer for you?
Next step
A working session with you and your founder to pick a starting point. Then we build.