20:I[27201,["/_next/static/chunks/860b64a5d214dcf3.js?dpl=dpl_9SjWx6Zqwhc7D4wgPpLpbBYKxxWr","/_next/static/chunks/d2be314c3ece3fbe.js?dpl=dpl_9SjWx6Zqwhc7D4wgPpLpbBYKxxWr"],"IconMark"] 19:T43a,

Hi Alex,

Thanks for completing your assessment — your report showed real strengths across the board, but one area stood out as the clearest opportunity: Scalability, which scored 45 out of 100.

Here's the encouraging part: this is one of the most fixable gaps, and you can take a meaningful first step today.

Your one action for this week: Pick the single workflow your team touches most — scheduling, follow-up, intake, whatever's busiest — and write down every step involved. No tools required, just a simple list. That exercise almost always reveals two or three steps that are either redundant or ready to automate.

You're already running website, PPC, and reputation management, which means demand isn't the problem. The question is whether your operations can scale to meet it without things slipping through the cracks.

Getting that clarity on your workflows is the foundation. Start there — everything else gets easier once you do.

More coming your way in a few days,

Mya
MyAdvice

1a:T492,

Hi Alex,

Managing a large group practice comes with a specific challenge we hear about constantly: marketing is bringing in leads, but converting them into high-value patients feels inconsistent and hard to control.

That lines up directly with what your report flagged around conversion and high-value procedures — two of the gaps you identified as priorities.

Here's what top-performing group practices are doing to close that gap:

Building procedure-specific landing pages tied directly to PPC spend, so the ad and the destination feel like one seamless experience
Weaving reputation content — reviews, provider bios, before/after — into the conversion path itself, not just a standalone reviews page
Automating lead follow-up within the first five minutes of inquiry, because speed-to-contact is one of the strongest predictors of whether someone books

Your channels are already active. The opportunity is in making them work together more intentionally.

If you're curious how practices your size are putting this into practice, we're happy to walk through it.

Mya
MyAdvice

1b:T49a,

Hi Alex,

Your overall score of 72 puts you in a genuinely strong position — most practices we see are still working on the foundations you already have in place.

But your report was clear about where the real leverage is: Operations (55) and Scalability (45) are the two areas creating drag on an otherwise well-built marketing engine.

At your score level, the highest-impact move isn't adding more tactics. It's building a focused implementation plan that connects your strategy to how your team actually operates day to day.

That's exactly what a strategic consultation with MyAdvice is designed to do. We'll look at your channel mix, your conversion gaps, and your current workflows — then give you a prioritized roadmap you can act on right away.

No generic recommendations. Just a clear picture of what to do next and in what order.

Schedule your consultation here — it's a straightforward conversation, and you'll walk away with something useful regardless of where things go from there.

Looking forward to connecting,

Mya
MyAdvice

1c:T719,

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