Bullard Marks Veterinary Medical Center had tried agencies and freelancers, seen nothing work, and stopped advertising altogether. Today their ads bring in about 165 phone calls every month, close to 2,000 a year.
By the time Bullard Marks came to us, they had lost trust in Google Ads. They had paid agencies and freelancers, and none of it had worked, so they had pretty much stopped marketing. They agreed to try again for one reason: another veterinary practice they knew, Castro Valley Animal Hospital, showed them the results we had produced. For a vet, giving up on advertising is costly. Industry data shows a single new client is worth well over a thousand dollars over just a few years of care.
If ads have burned you before, the channel may not be the problem. It may be how the ads were run and how little anyone measured. You should be able to see how many calls your ads bring in, and you should be able to reach the people running them.
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More of Bullard Marks’ story: Their website · Getting found on Google (SEO)
Other veterinary practices we work with: Castro Valley Animal Hospital: Google Ads · Website · SEO · Postcards | Selma Pet Clinic: Google Ads · Website
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