Industry Guide · 13 of 15 chapters published
A vet practice hears from a worried owner at midnight, a new puppy owner planning shots and a longtime client saying goodbye, often on the same day. These fifteen chapters build a Google Ads account for all three in the order that works, using real searches, websites and owner reviews from one example market, Denver. The method works for practices anywhere in the US.
Starting fresh? Read from Chapter 1. Each chapter picks up where the last one ends.
Count every call, booking and walk-in, and know what a client is worth
Win the searches that book exams, then the long tail
Settings that match your hours and your neighborhood
More reach, once the account knows what a real client looks like
Emergency care, and care at the end of a pet's life
The order matters as much as the campaigns. Each step waits until the one before it has taught Google something.
Exact match on the searches most likely to book an exam, plus your practice and doctor names.
Broad match with a target CPA, once booked visits reach about 30 a month.
Only after months of clean data, with your client list as a signal and end-of-life pages kept out.
Video and display that bring back clients who skipped a year.
Pay-per-lead ads that reward a phone someone answers, and Google's newest automation, fenced in.
Read in order. Tracking and budget come before the first keyword.
Chapter 01 →Check tracking and settings first. Uncounted calls and ads running after hours are where most budgets leak.
Chapter 09 →Examples come from Denver practices, described as we found them. Run the same steps in your own market.
Chapter 05 →We build veterinary accounts in this order. See our Google Ads management.
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