Case Study: Turning Google Ads Into a Consistent Booking Engine for a Therapy Practice
- Feb 9
- 2 min read
Industry
Mental Health & Counselling Services
Platform
Google Ads
Monthly Investment
~$3,000
The Objective
Build a reliable stream of therapy bookings and consultations using Google Ads—without inflating budget or chasing vanity metrics.
The priority was simple: real client demand, real bookings, real efficiency.
The Result
In one month, this therapy practice generated:
629 total conversions
$4.50 cost per conversion
342 booked appointments (up from 134 the previous month)
282 free consultations (up from 138 the previous month)
No increase in monthly ad spend
Google Ads became a predictable booking channel—not a guessing game.
Google Ads became a predictable acquisition channel—not an experiment.

Why This Worked
This account wasn’t managed on autopilot.
Instead of running ads and “letting them run,” we focused on:
Building campaigns around booking behaviour, not traffic
Actively reallocating budget toward what was working
Using Google’s automation strategically, not blindly
Ongoing optimization based on performance—not assumptions
The result was scale without waste.
What This Means for Your Practice
You don’t need:
A massive ad budget
Constant creative churn
More clicks
You need intent-driven campaigns that turn demand into booked care.
That’s what professional ad management unlocks.
Our Approach to Google Ads
When we manage ads for service-based businesses, we focus on:
Conversion-first account structure
Clear performance tracking
Ongoing optimization and budget stewardship
Sustainable growth—not short-term spikes
We don’t sell “ads.” We build client acquisition systems.
Final Takeaway
When Google Ads are managed strategically, they stop feeling risky and start behaving like infrastructure.
This case study shows what’s possible when ads are:
Set up correctly
Actively managed
Optimized for outcomes that actually matter
Looking to turn your ads into a predictable booking channel?
We manage Google Ads for therapy practices that want results—without wasted spend or guesswork.





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