Content pipeline running on autopilot
Keyword research and publishing pipeline for an in-house SEO stack. Indexed pages generated, linked, and maintained without a writer on payroll.
Nightly search-term review, negative keyword additions, bid adjustments, creative rotation, and a weekly report that ties every pound to an actual patient booking.
A private clinic running £20k/month on Google Ads typically wastes 30-45% on junk queries (job searches, NHS-related terms, competitor staff looking at jobs, unrelated medical queries). The in-house marketer checks search terms weekly if ever, negatives lag by weeks, and attribution stops at 'clicks' because call tracking isn't wired to the CRM.
A nightly review job: every search term across every ad group is classified by intent, irrelevant queries are auto-added as negatives, bid modifiers adjust by time/device/location based on historic conversion patterns, and losing creatives are paused. Call tracking data is reconciled with the CRM so the weekly report shows spend → booking, not spend → click.
Every new search term is classified overnight: patient intent, commercial, job-seeker, informational, irrelevant. Irrelevant and job-seeker terms auto-convert to negatives.
Bid modifiers recompute weekly from conversion data: higher during clinic opening hours, by device, by radius. Low-performing zip code modifiers drop automatically.
Losing creatives (sub-benchmark CTR after 1k impressions) pause. Winning creative patterns feed variants into a generation queue for human review.
CallRail + website conversions merge with the CRM's booking table. Each booking gets a source, campaign, and ad group tag retrospectively.
A report the clinic owner can read in 2 minutes: spend, bookings, cost per booked patient, biggest waste cut, what changed.
20 minutes. No slides. One process, one prototype.
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