For dental practices

Know what deserves attention before anything changes.

Start with a short Google Ads second-opinion checklist. If a review makes sense, we use client-owned read-only access, separate observations from recommendations, and change nothing without approval.

How it works

Permission first. Evidence next.

A public website can provide context. It cannot prove what is happening inside a Google Ads account. Account-specific findings begin only after authorization.

01 · Public

Checklist

See review scope and decide whether a second opinion is worth pursuing. No account access.

02 · Fit

Discovery

Confirm goals, decision-maker, budget range, current manager, and review method. Still no private-account claims.

03 · Permission

Read-only access

Your authorized contact invites a read-only user to the client-owned account. Credentials are never shared.

04 · Evidence

Diagnostic

Review measurement, search relevance, location settings, and ad-to-page fit using account evidence.

05 · Decision

90-day plan

Separate observations from recommendations. Prioritize changes, owners, measurements, and safeguards.

06 · Control

Approved work

Only approved changes proceed. Every change, monitoring result, report, and update enters a log.

Pilot offer

Small start. Clear control.

$500 / month

90-day Foundation pilot after discovery, authorized account review, and agreed scope.

  • One location, one account, and one priority service line
  • One priority Search campaign
  • Client pays ad spend directly
  • Conversion-tracking review and monthly reporting
  • Quarterly strategy call and written change log
  • No guaranteed lead volume or clinical outcomes
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What we will not pretend.

  • Public pages do not reveal spend waste, search terms, conversion accuracy, bidding quality, or campaign performance.
  • A checklist is not an account audit and does not authorize access.
  • A recommendation is not permission to change campaigns, budgets, tracking, or landing pages.
  • Standard or admin access is requested only when an approved change requires it.

Start with clarity, not an account-access request.

Request checklist ↗