Weekly numbers to review
Review spend, raw inquiries, reachable inquiries, serious inquiries, booked consults, no-shows, accepted treatments, and rejected reasons by source.
A profitable implant campaign needs a scorecard that goes past CPL. Use this to review whether search, Meta, SEO, and follow-up are producing real consult opportunities.
Benchmarks are planning ranges and should be validated against each clinic's market, offer, follow-up speed, and treatment economics.

Review spend, raw inquiries, reachable inquiries, serious inquiries, booked consults, no-shows, accepted treatments, and rejected reasons by source.
If impressions are strong but clicks are weak, fix snippets and offer clarity. If leads arrive but do not book, inspect filtering, speed-to-lead, call quality, and treatment context.
Scale only when serious inquiry cost, booked consult cost, show rate, and accepted treatment feedback are stable enough to justify more spend.
This page is meant to help an implant or veneer clinic make one concrete improvement, not just read another marketing article.
| Metric | What it answers | Decision |
|---|---|---|
| Raw inquiries | Is the channel creating activity? | Do not scale on this alone |
| Reachable rate | Can the team contact people? | Fix forms, phone, and response speed if low |
| Serious inquiries | Are inquiries treatment-fit? | Improve targeting and filters if weak |
| Booked consult cost | What does a real consult cost? | Use as the bridge metric before ROI |
| Show rate | Are consults serious? | Improve confirmation and education |
| Accepted treatment value | Is revenue following? | Use for ROI review |
Send the practical clinic version: which page, proof, follow-up, or budget issue is most likely blocking serious implant consults.
Booked consult cost is usually the bridge metric, but it should be reviewed with show rate, accepted treatment value, and rejected-lead reasons.
After serious inquiry cost, booked consult cost, follow-up speed, and consult quality are stable enough to support more demand.
Yes. The source may differ, but serious inquiries, booked consults, and treatment outcomes should be compared consistently.
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