Impressions. Click-through rate. Engagement. A monthly PDF full of numbers that look busy but never actually answer the one question a practice owner is asking: did this make money?
Most agencies report what’s easy to measure. We report what actually matters to a practice’s bottom line.
Every marketing dollar tracked through to booked and collected revenue, not just a lead count.
Clear, channel-by-channel cost per new patient, not a blended average that hides the real picture.
Visibility into which campaigns are bringing in high-value treatment plans versus low-value cleanings.
One clear dashboard, reviewed together every month, not a PDF that sits unread.
Numbers tied back to your actual collected revenue, not self-reported ad-platform conversions.
Reporting structured to answer “where should next month’s budget go,” not just “what happened last month.”
A solo general practice needs to know cost per new patient. A multi-location DSO needs treatment-mix and location-level comparison. One dashboard template does not serve both decisions well.
Pages built around what a specific patient is actually trying to decide, not generic dental copy.
GA4 set up to show which rankings turned into calls and booked consultations, not just traffic.
Financial Clarity is the pillar that makes every other pillar accountable.
We report on the only metric that actually funds a practice: booked, collected revenue, tied directly back to the channel that produced it.
Most agency reporting stops at clicks and leads. Ours closes the loop to actual booked and collected revenue, and ties directly back to your practice management system where possible.
Yes. Treatment mix analysis breaks down acquisition cost and channel performance by treatment category, not just as a blended average.
In most cases we can integrate with common dental practice management systems; we’ll confirm compatibility with yours during the audit call.
Monthly, via a live dashboard review, not just an emailed PDF you have to interpret alone.
Both. A solo practice gets clear cost-per-patient visibility; a multi-location group gets the same numbers broken out and compared location by location.