VSL Part Three: The CTA (Dental)
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PART THREE: THE CTA
[Runs about 7 minutes]
[VISUAL: Neema back to camera. Just him.]
Okay.
Let me pull this together.
You have seen that you are not losing patients because you are
a worse dentist.
You are losing them because somebody else is more visible.
Right?
You have seen that most practices only have one or two pieces
of the machine.
An engine and some tires, but no car.
You have seen that you do not need a hundred leads.
You need four or five of the right ones.
You have seen that fifty dollars a day, and one single case,
and you have already broken even.
You have seen that Scott went from six hundred and twelve new
patients to seven hundred and one.
Nearly ninety more, from content.
And you have seen that none of it matters if the leads
slip through the cracks,
which is exactly why we build the system that catches them.
So let me ask you.
Can you picture what your practice looks like when this is running?
Your schedule full four weeks out.
Your associate booked.
You, on a Monday morning, not refreshing your calendar wondering if this
is going to be a good month or a bad one.
Can you see it?
[DRAW: two arrows splitting]
From here, there are only two paths.
Path A.
You close this video and go try to build the whole machine
yourself.
And maybe you get somewhere.
You post more consistently for six weeks.
You boost a post.
You hire a freelancer with an iPhone.
But every piece has to work, or none of it does.
Great content with no ads is invisible.
Great ads with no follow up is a bucket with a hole.
And the whole time you are figuring it out,
on nights and weekends, with your own money,
your classmate is showing up in your patients' feeds.
That is not a threat.
That is just what is happening right now, today,
whether you do anything or not.
Path B.
You book a fifteen minute call with me.
Fifteen minutes.
That is the whole ask.
I am going to ask you about your practice.
Your numbers, your capacity, what you actually want more of.
And I am going to tell you, honestly, whether I can help
you.
If I cannot, I will tell you that, and you have lost
fifteen minutes.
If I can, I will show you exactly what your first ninety
days would look like.
[DEMO: screen share the booking page]
So click the link.
Book the call.
It is right below this video.
Let me even show you how easy it is.
[DEMO: walk through the booking page]
You pick a date that works for you.
You pick a time.
You answer a couple of quick questions so I can come prepared.
You hit submit.
And you land here, all booked.
That is it.
Now, some of you are still sitting there.
So let me talk to you.
Some of you are thinking, I do not have time for this.
I had a client tell me he had too many pie plates
spinning at once.
I got it.
Clinic, family, a business to run.
So hear me.
I am not asking you to make content.
I am asking you to stop, and let me do it.
Two days a quarter.
Probably on a day your clinic is already closed.
You are not buying more work.
You are buying your quarter back.
So book the call.
And some of you are thinking the real thing.
I have done this before.
I hired an agency.
I paid them.
Nothing happened.
And they all sound this confident on the video.
I know.
I have taken over accounts from those people.
I have sat with an owner who had a spreadsheet of leads
nobody ever called.
So do not trust me.
Get on a fifteen minute call and make me prove it.
Ask me the hard questions.
Ask me what happens if it does not work.
And if you do not like what you hear,
do not hire me.
I would rather you tell me no on a call than say
yes and both of us regret it.
[VISUAL: Neema, tight shot. Booking link on screen.]
Here is the last thing.
Most practices grow the random way.
Referrals, walk ins, word of mouth.
A great month, then three slow ones, and you tell yourself it
is just the season.
That is not a practice.
That is a coin flip.
You are not running the practice.
The practice is running you.
Somebody in your city is going to be the dentist that everybody
knows.
The one in the feed.
The one people already trust before they walk in.
There is no rule that says it cannot be you.
Click the link.
Book the fifteen minutes.
I will see you on the call.
[END. Hold for two seconds, then cut.]