This brand launched with no funnel, no tracking, and no audience data. I built the acquisition infrastructure end-to-end — then rebuilt it again when the first version brought in the wrong leads.
This brand competes against low-cost, high-volume players like Ro and Hims & Hers, but is priced for a different customer — one who can afford a premium, clinic-backed program. The default setup didn't know the difference.
Broad, platform-recommended targeting pulled in clicks from far outside the clinic radius and well below the income band the pricing was built for.
The out-of-the-box template funnel wasn't written for this audience or this offer — it didn't earn the trust a cold click needs to convert.
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A 7-question qualifying quiz that screens for BMI/health-marker eligibility before any sales messaging — the first checkpoint against income and location criteria.
The final quiz step, where the lead hands off name, phone, and email so a provider can reference their answers during the assessment.
Custom-coded to lead with the hybrid differentiator — telehealth convenience plus a real, in-person clinic doctor — the thing low-cost competitors can't offer. Provider video replaces generic stock creative.
A "this is / isn't for you" block placed mid-page, doing qualification work in the copy itself before the lead ever reaches the calendar.
FAQ block addressing speed-to-start, care model, and payment before the final CTA — reducing drop-off from unanswered questions.
Direct scheduling into a clinic consultation — the point where a click becomes a real, dated commitment.
Triggers the automated pre- and post-booking email and SMS sequence, keeping the lead warm before their consultation.
Toggle between what was running before the optimization and what replaced it.
Measured against two other concurrent campaigns run over the same period — shown as relative share of qualified leads captured.
Beyond the funnel itself — the tracking and targeting layer underneath it.
Rebuilt the default template into a purpose-written 4-stage flow.
Income exclusion, clinic-radius logic, and high-intent keyword research and mapping.
Conversion tracking and event setup across the funnel to attribute leads back to campaign and keyword.
Business profile setup supporting local search presence for each clinic location.
Pre- and post-booking sequences triggered automatically from form submission.
Twilio number linked with scripted, trigger-based follow-up alongside the email sequence.
Three connected workflows: an internal notification the moment a lead submits the assessment, a day 1–15 email + SMS nurture sequence for leads who haven't booked, and an automatic cleanup that removes a lead from nurture and logs the opportunity the moment they book.
Fires the instant the self-assessment tag lands on a contact — an internal notification so no lead sits unseen.
Alternating email and SMS touches with wait steps in between, spaced across a 15-day window for anyone who hasn't booked yet.
The moment a lead books, they're pulled out of the nurture sequence, the opportunity is logged, and a confirmation SMS goes out — no duplicate messages after that.
Marketing Manager — built the funnel, targeting, tracking, and automation infrastructure for this launch from scratch, then rebuilt it when the data said the first version wasn't working.