New-patient acquisition signals, HIPAA-compliant ad copy, and a 30-second campaign brief — no agency, no PPC certification.

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| Keyword | Competition |
|---|---|
| primary care doctor near me | High |
| urgent care near me | High |
| dermatologist near me | High |
| pediatrician accepting new patients | High |
| cardiologist near me | High |
| walk in clinic near me | High |
| orthopedic surgeon | High |
| gynecologist near me | High |
| ENT doctor near me | High |
| concierge medicine | High |
| telehealth doctor visit | High |
| sports medicine doctor | High |
| allergy specialist | Medium |
| weight loss doctor | High |
| medical spa near me | High |
Preview of the Google Ads we generate with your brand info — 5 sample variants.
Family medicine, annual physicals, preventive care. Same-day appointments often available.
Most major insurance accepted: BCBS, Aetna, United, Cigna, Medicare. Telehealth visits available.
Skin cancer screening, acne, eczema, psoriasis. Board-certified dermatologists.
Same-day for urgent skin issues. Cosmetic: Botox, fillers, laser treatments. New patient appointments.
Board-certified pediatricians. Well-child visits, sick visits, vaccinations, sports physicals.
Same-day sick visits guaranteed. Telehealth for non-urgent. Most insurance + Medicaid accepted.
Board-certified cardiology. EKG, echocardiogram, stress testing, cardiac CT — all on-site.
Referral often not required (PPO plans). Same-week appointments for urgent. Most insurance accepted.
Fever, cuts, sprains, ear infections, flu. Lab + X-ray on-site. Most insurance accepted.
Wait time displayed live on website. Telehealth option for non-urgent visits. $99 self-pay.
Google Ads has strict rules for medical advertisers: no PHI (Patient Health Info) in ad copy, no targeting based on health conditions, no remarketing lists with health data. Violations get your account suspended. Stay safe: advertise services ("primary care", "annual physical") not conditions ("diabetes treatment"). Use Google's Healthcare advertiser certification for prescription drug ads.
Many established practices are closed to new patients. "Accepting New Patients" in your ad headline immediately filters out browsers and attracts people actively looking for a doctor. Pair with "Most Insurances Accepted" and "Same-Day Appointments" — the three biggest barriers to new patient acquisition.
Dermatologist? Bid on "acne treatment", "Mohs surgery", "Botox dermatologist", "skin cancer screening". Orthopedist? "Hip replacement", "rotator cuff repair", "ACL surgery". Each procedure has higher intent and higher LTV than the generic specialty term. Cosmetic/elective procedures (Botox, weight loss, fertility) have especially high LTV.
List specific insurances you accept on the landing page: Aetna, BCBS, United, Cigna, Medicare, etc. Patients filter doctors by insurance — without this info, they skip you. Common phrase: "Accepting most major insurance plans, including Aetna, BCBS, United, and Medicare." Don't make patients call to find out.
Negatives: "symptoms of", "diagnosis", "WebMD", "how to treat", "natural remedy", "alternative medicine" (different audience). Also exclude individual doctor names unless you have someone famous on staff. For specialties, exclude "school" and "career". Saves 10-15% of budget.
This is what the tool produces when you give it a real URL — exactly what you'll see on your screen after 30 seconds.
Shown as a click-to-call button on mobile ads.
Primary care patients drive 5-10 miles. Pediatrics is similar. Specialists: patients drive 15-25 miles for the right doctor. Procedures: patients drive 30-50 miles for the right surgeon. Concierge medicine: patients may drive 50+ miles. Match radius to your service level — over-targeting just wastes budget.
Ready-made flow for doctors — answer 5 quick questions and you're done.
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