The challenge: Plenty of people saw the ads. Too few booked consultations.
The practice was already investing heavily in marketing.
Facebook ads. Local sponsorships. Brand-awareness videos.
People were seeing the ads and watching the videos, but those impressions weren't consistently turning into booked consultations.
Leadership believed the local market was saturated.
But when we looked at the advertising, we found opportunities they were missing.
The campaigns were targeting broad audiences instead of focusing on people actively considering LASIK.
And when someone did express interest, the follow-up process was entirely manual.
Staff had to reach out to every lead individually. That meant potential patients who were ready to schedule could end up waiting for a callback.
Some never booked.
The practice was paying to generate interest, then losing potential patients before they made it onto the calendar.
What we did
We focused the advertising on people ready to book.
We started by rebuilding the targeting.
On Google, we launched Search campaigns aimed at people actively looking for LASIK in the local area.
These were potential patients already researching the procedure and looking for a provider.
On Facebook and Instagram, we replaced broad brand-awareness videos with ads designed to drive consultation bookings.
We tested new creative, refined the messaging, and used retargeting to reach people who had already shown interest but hadn't scheduled.
Then we addressed one of the biggest gaps in the process.
The follow-up.
We implemented automated lead follow-up that immediately connected new inquiries to the booking calendar.
Potential patients could take the next step without waiting for someone from the office to call them back.
And staff could spend less time manually chasing leads.




