For independent, physician-supervised weight-loss programs only

    Medical weight loss marketing with a number in the agreement: fifteen paying program patients in 90 days.

    My fee is fixed. You fund the advertising spend, paid directly to the ad platforms and never marked up. Miss fifteen and you get the entire fee back and I keep working at no fee until you have fifteen.

    Weight-loss and GLP-1 advertising is heavily restricted on Google and Meta. The campaign is built to those rules, which is a limit on what the ads can say. I have no healthcare case study to show you yet, so I take the risk instead.

    • 15 paying weight-loss patients in 90 days
    • Fixed fee and fixed term
    • Refund + free work if missed
    • Founder on every account
    Medical weight loss clinic consult room

    The real problem

    Demand is not the problem. Restrictions and speed are.

    Patients are already looking for this. The category is policed by the ad platforms and undercut by telehealth, and both are solvable in how the campaign is built.
    • 01

      The ad platforms restrict this category

      Google and Meta both apply extra rules to weight-loss advertising, and GLP-1 medications carry their own restrictions on top. Ads that name a drug, promise a result, or imply a body-image problem get rejected. The campaign has to be written to those rules, not around them.

    • 02

      You are competing with telehealth on price

      A national app quotes a monthly number in one screen. Your program includes labs, dosing, and a physician who is accountable for it, and none of that is visible before the first call.

    • 03

      The program is sold as a prescription, not a program

      Patients who came for a drug leave when the drug gets cheaper somewhere else. Patients who bought a supervised program stay for the term.

    • 04

      The enquiry volume is high and the intake is slow

      This is one of the few categories where the phone actually rings. If nobody answers inside a few minutes, that patient is on a telehealth signup page before the day is over.

    What gets installed

    The same engine as the Empty Chair Offer, built for a restricted category.

    • 01

      The offer

      One program, priced and described plainly, with what the patient gets each month made concrete. Physician supervision is the difference, so it is the message.

    • 02

      Compliant creative

      Copy and imagery written to Google and Meta weight-loss policy from the start: no drug-name claims, no before-and-after promises, no personal-attribute targeting. That keeps the accounts running.

    • 03

      The funnel

      A single page built for the consult, with qualification, monthly cost and what supervision includes answered before the form.

    • 04

      The recovery

      AI follow-up answers in seconds, day or night, and keeps working the contact until it books or dies. Missed calls get texted back automatically.

    • 05

      The scoreboard

      A shared scorecard we both watch. Paying program patients are reconciled on it every week against the written target of fifteen.

    • Weight-loss program offer and messaging built for one service line
    • Ad creative written to Google and Meta weight-loss and health policy
    • Dedicated program consult funnel page with monthly cost stated up front
    • Google Business Profile rebuild and management
    • Google Ads campaign build and management
    • Meta Ads campaign build and management
    • Call tracking and form tracking
    • AI follow-up assistant, 24/7
    • Missed-call text-back
    • Consult booking automation
    • Reactivation campaigns to your existing patient list
    • Retention sequences for patients already in the program
    • Review generation and response
    • Shared weekly scorecard of paying program patients
    • Direct line to the founder, not a ticket queue

    The guarantee

    A clear target for your weight-loss program

    Fifteen paying patients for your medical weight loss program in 90 days. If I fall short, I refund the full fee and keep working at no fee until you have fifteen. Ad spend is paid directly to the platforms, never marked up, and never refunded. The paying-patient definition and the conditions are in the full terms.

    This is built for you if:

    • You're independent, private, or family-owned — you own the decision
    • A physician or supervising provider runs the program, not a standing order nobody watches
    • Your average program value over its term is a high-value case
    • You have appointment capacity for fifteen more program patients in the next ninety days
    • You can fund the media budget stated in the agreement
    • You can hold a stable supply of the medications your program depends on
    • You want a number in a contract, not a monthly report

    This is not for you if:

    • You're DSO-owned, PE-backed, corporate, or hospital-owned
    • You can't or won't fund the media budget stated in the agreement
    • Your program is not a high-value case per patient over its term
    • You want to advertise a medication by name or promise a specific amount of weight lost
    • Nobody in the office can answer a new enquiry the same day
    • You want the cheapest option on the market
    • You're not prepared to answer the phone when it rings

    I also do not work with DSO-owned, private-equity backed, corporate or hospital-owned practices, or with chiropractic, urgent care, emergency, primary care and general family practice.

    Questions

    Straight answers

    Yes, inside the rules, and the rules are strict. Google and Meta both restrict weight-loss advertising, and prescription medications add further limits — no naming the drug in the creative, no promising a specific result, no targeting people by an implied personal attribute. So the campaign sells physician-supervised care and the consult, not a medication. That is a real constraint on how this is written, and I would rather you hear it now than after the first account rejection.

    The engagement uses a fixed fee for ninety days. This is built for supervised programs with enough term value and appointment capacity to absorb fifteen paying patients.

    What one patient is worth across the whole program, not the first month. If a patient pays monthly for six months, use the six-month total. Use the term you actually see, not the term you hope for.

    It happens in this category even with compliant creative. I handle the appeal and rebuild inside the rules, and the guarantee stands. That risk is mine to manage, which is part of what the fee buys.

    Last thing

    Fifteen paying program patients in 90 days. Miss it and you get the entire fee back, and I keep working at no fee until you have fifteen.

    Or call Dustin directly at 502-648-3130.

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