Dr. George Gertner
A million-dollar cash practice, with ROI that never dips below 4:1.
Plantar fasciitis is a textbook shockwave offer: a specific, miserable, well-known problem that people will pay to fix. We build the campaign that captures it.
Plantar fasciitis is one of the most common foot complaints, and shockwave has strong recognition as a treatment for it. The search intent is precise, which means lower waste and a message that practically writes itself: "end morning heel pain."
People with plantar fasciitis know exactly what's wrong and how much it hurts to take the first steps in the morning. They're searching for relief and they've usually cycled through orthotics, stretches, and rest. That specificity makes for a clean, high-converting offer.
That universal experience is the hook. We open the ad with the exact moment patients dread.
Most have tried inserts and stretching. We frame your treatment as the real fix after the cheap stuff didn't work.
Specific condition, specific radius, specific outcome. Tight targeting keeps cost per consult low.
We lead with the result patients want, not the device name. Most people have never heard of your technology; they've heard of their pain.
Meta and Google campaigns aimed at people actively dealing with the condition in your radius, filtered so you're not paying for tire-kickers.
Landing pages and follow-up that explain why a cash treatment is worth it, so patients arrive ready to commit instead of balking at the price.
Text and email sequences book the no-shows, nurture the maybes, and pull past patients back in for another round.
A million-dollar cash practice, with ROI that never dips below 4:1.
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My practice isn't just steadily growing, it's soaring. The ROI with your company is out of the ballpark amazing, month after month.
I've been a chiropractor for 14 years. I've hired many marketers and fired many marketers. Here's why I'm still with Zack: he produces results, period. It's about the scoreboard.
I think Zack is number four, and one thing that has me staying is that he's an honest marketer. He doesn't promise too much. I've been with other companies that basically said what you wanted to hear.
It's specific, common, and shockwave already has recognition for treating it. That combination means tighter targeting, clearer messaging, and efficient spend.
No. We don't do patient-count guarantees. We build the system, run it honestly, and report exactly how it's performing.
Yes. Many clinics run plantar fasciitis as one focused offer beside neuropathy or joint pain. We structure the account so campaigns don't cannibalize each other.
The funnel qualifies for chronic sufferers and sets price expectations up front, so your consults are with people ready to move forward.
Book a call and we'll look at your market, your numbers, and whether we're the right fit. Straight talk, no pressure.