Run measurable paid-search campaigns
Paid search can be evaluated alongside organic work when the practice has an approved offer, landing path, intake process, budget, measurement definition, and platform eligibility. Spend, placement, lead volume, appointment volume, and return are not guaranteed.
When might a practice evaluate paid search?
Paid search may be considered for a defined service, location, launch, or demand-capture test after platform policy, professional advertising requirements, landing-page readiness, intake capacity, economics, and measurement constraints are reviewed. Ad approval and placement remain subject to the platform.
How is campaign performance evaluated?
Potential scope includes query and audience controls, approved ad copy, landing-page testing, call and form measurement, budget and bid review, and documented definitions for leads and appointments. Attribution has limitations, and no configuration ensures profitability or booked patients.
Paid Acquisition (Google Ads & Eligible LSAs) — frequently asked questions
How is an ad budget evaluated?
A proposal should consider the service, geography, platform estimates, competition, conversion definition, intake capacity, unit economics, testing period, and the practice's risk limit. Platform estimates and budget recommendations do not guarantee delivery or results.
Do I pay you and the ad spend separately?
The proposal separates platform ad spend from Revyn's management fee and documents the applicable budget, scope, and commercial terms.
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