Clinic marketing results

I build clinics into brands, then prove it.

This page is not a portfolio of logos. It shows clinic marketing results: real numbers from real accounts. A clinic is named here only when it has given written approval to be named. Every number shows exactly where that patient came from.

One real example

More patients, less ad money. How is that possible?

Here is exactly how it happened for one clinic, step by step.

  1. 01

    What we saw

    Nexus was spending on both Google Ads and Meta. Nobody could say for sure which one actually brought in patients who booked.

  2. 02

    What we tested

    I started tracking every single enquiry back to its real source. Not a guess. The actual ad, search, or post that sent it.

  3. 03

    What the test showed

    Over a five-week window, the tracking showed 3 enquiries from Google Ads. In that same window, it showed roughly 100 from Meta.

  4. 04

    What we changed

    Google Ads was costing about $6,000 a month. It went down to about $1,500. About $4,000 a month moved to Meta, where the enquiries were.

  5. 05

    What happened

    Cost per lead on Google Ads fell from about $222 in April, to about $53 in May, to about $34 in June. By July 2026, Meta ad spend came to S$4,637, Akros fees not included. Patients who came through the system that month paid the clinic S$76,863.

This is why revenue can go up while spend goes down. The money was never gone. It was going to the wrong channel. Moving it to where the patients actually were made the difference.

Nexus Aesthetic, 2026. Results achieved within 3 months, published with the clinic’s approval.

Published case · Medical aesthetics, Singapore

Follow-up · running

Nexus Aesthetic

Cost per gated lead on Google Ads fell from about $222 to about $34. Nexus is now on Google’s first page for 126 treatment searches. In July 2026, patients this system brought in paid the clinic S$76,863, on S$4,637 of Meta ads. Every enquiry gets tracked back to the exact ad that made it.

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$222 to $34

cost per gated lead on Google Ads, Apr to Jun 2026

126

treatment searches on page one

S$76,863

paid by 22 patients, July 2026

S$4,637

Meta spend, July 2026

Nexus Aesthetic, 2026. Results achieved within 3 months, published with the clinic’s approval.

Clinics in the engine now

Clinic marketing results come next, with each clinic’s written yes.

Doctor-owned clinics, across several specialties, are in the engine now. A clinic gets named here only after its written yes, and only next to a number I can actually source. Until then, you see the specialty, and nothing else.

How every number on this site is made

01A lead is a gated form fill

It means a name, a number, and the enquiry, sent on purpose. A click is not a lead, and it never gets counted as one.

02The source is attached when it is sent

Every enquiry arrives already stamped with the ad, search, or post that sent it. Nothing gets pieced together from memory at the end of the month.

03Revenue is matched invoice by invoice

A patient only counts once the clinic’s own billing shows they paid. And each patient counts only once, no matter how many times they enquired.

The numbers come out of two things: the patient acquisition system I build and run, and the lead tracking that names the channel behind every enquiry. Patients who ask an AI assistant before they enquire get counted too, and here is how that one works. The person behind all of it is on the about page.

Two clinics per specialty, maximum. A third is a conflict of interest.

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How growth is counted here

Growth is counted in real enquiries and clinic revenue, not clicks.

  • Enquiries
  • Booked patients
  • Revenue
  • Traffic
  • Clicks
  • Click-through rate