We look at your market, your provider's availability, and your consult capacity. If the model doesn't fit your practice, we'll tell you on the call.
Most practices in this space are not short of leads. They are short of the right conversation. A form fill from a cold ad produces someone who has read a headline and nothing else, and by the time that person is sitting in front of a provider they are still deciding whether the category is real, let alone whether your practice is the one they trust with it.
"The room filled, the provider walked in, and by Friday half the follow-ups were already on the consult calendar. It wasn't the ad spend that changed — it was that people came in already believing."
One clinic, one event, unattributed by request. This is what happened when the room filled and the follow-up ran on schedule — not a promise about what happens in your market.
Correct. Anyone who tells you otherwise has not run one. Registration is not attendance, and a page that reports sixty registrations for a thirty-seat room is reporting a vanity number.
So we count check-ins, not registrations, and everything upstream is built around that. We fill to forty committed bodies against a thirty-seat room. Registrants and their declared guests count as one number, not two — because a headcount that ignores the spouse is the headcount that breaches the room and turns away the people who did exactly what you asked.
We look at your market, your provider's availability, and your consult capacity. If it doesn't fit, we'll say so on the call.
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