Marketing help for UK dental practices
Marketing help for UK dental practices
I help private dental practices get more patients from their marketing, without filming, retainers, or guessing what works.
Nobody in your practice goes on camera. Your ads are built from your offer, your branding and your words, not your face.
One piece of work at a time, scoped in a sentence. You decide what comes next, or whether anything does.
Whatever we make runs next to what you already have for two weeks. Cost per enquiry on each decides, so you know whether it was the creative.
Everything written to GDC and ASA rules, using only what your practice already says about itself.
The same things come up in nearly every conversation. If a few of these sound familiar, we'll get on.
You can list every treatment you offer and still have no idea what an advert should say. That's a marketing problem, not a dentistry one, and it shouldn't be yours to solve alone.
You're a clinician, not an influencer. Good advertising for a practice does not require you or your team to perform.
Management fees that outweigh the ad spend, reports nobody reads, and a contract that outlasts the goodwill. The distrust is earned.
Marketing done after surgery hours is marketing done badly, by someone who'd rather be doing anything else.
Budget goes in, enquiries don't come out, and nobody can say which part failed. That uncertainty is worse than the cost.
GDC and ASA rules are strict, the consequences land on you, and most marketers have never read them.
One piece of work, scoped in a sentence, with a clear way to judge it. If it's useful, we do another. If not, we stop.
I build on what your practice already says on its website and in its current ads. I don't invent claims, outcomes or testimonials.
I don't need your Meta login and I never see patient data. You approve everything before it runs and you run it yourself.
Whatever we make, you test it next to what you already run and compare cost per enquiry. That number decides, not my opinion.
You're not buying a relationship by the month. You're asking for help with a specific thing, and paying for that.
Most practices start with the first one. The others follow when they're needed.
Turning the ad you already run into one people stop for: a clear hook, your real offer, captions, your branding. No filming required.
Hooks and scripts drawn from what your patients already tell you in reviews, built around the angles that run longest for UK practices.
A plain-English look at what your current ads cost per enquiry, and whether the creative or the targeting is the problem.
A check of your current adverts and website against GDC and ASA guidance, with compliant rewrites for anything that's exposed.
Most dental ad complaints come from the same handful of phrases. I don't use them, and I don't make things up.
Guidance, not legal advice. You remain responsible for your own advertising.
An email is enough. If I can help, I'll say how and what it would involve. If I can't, I'll say that too.
No forms, no newsletter, no follow-up sequence. One person reads this inbox.