Full content production
Fly-in shoots · months of content in days
- Social media videoInstagram, TikTok, Facebook
- Website videoHero films and treatment pages
- TV advertisementsBroadcast-ready
One crew shoots it, one team runs the media behind it, and the page the ads point to is designed and built in house. Every account is registered to your practice.
Fly-in shoots · months of content in days
Performance media, tracked to the booked patient
Designed and built in house
Our own website is the clearest example of what yours could be.
Drop in your patient list and see exactly where your patients live, ZIP by ZIP — then add household income to find the areas that produce patients, not just the ones nearby.
Free · nothing to sign up for · your file never leaves your browser
We get it. Every practice is different, and every client comes to us at a different stage. Some are start-ups, some are established practices looking to reach new patients, and some have never done any marketing at all. Whatever your situation, we meet you where you are, not where we think you should be.
A free call about your practice, your goals, and whether we are a fit. We do not work with everyone, and you should not either.
We look at your current accounts, tracking and spend — and tell you what is realistic, not what is pleasant.
We agree to work with one another and set a shoot date. You then meet with our production team to put together a custom content strategy.
Accounts, pixels and tracking set up under your ownership. You own the data from day one.
Three days on location. Every video in our content plan gets filmed. We have fun.
Our editors get to work. Six to eight months of content for your business, edited and placed where it works — YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, website, local TV networks.
Meta, Google Search, Hulu and YouTube TV — campaigns tracked down to the booked patient and optimized weekly.
Plain-language reports on what the numbers mean, cross-checked against what your front desk actually sees.
We do not work with everyone, and you should not either. The first call is where we both find out.