Contact Orthodontist SEO and schedule a call with our CEO

The first conversation about orthodontist SEO is with our CEO, not a salesperson. Use the form to ask for a time or to send a note, and tell us how many offices the practice runs.

A person at the agency reads each note, and the form works the same for a practice with one office or a group with several. If you would rather read first, the services page and the guides cover each service in turn.

Send a note or schedule a call about your orthodontic practice

Name the practice, the offices and the services you are weighing. Leave patient names and any health details out of the form; a consult request from a family belongs in your own inbox, not ours.

Which office should carry the next full consult calendar?

Name the offices, the towns around them, whether parents or adult patients are the group you want more of, and any referring dentists whose families should land on a page of their own. A few loose lines are plenty, and nothing about an individual patient belongs here.

Tell us about your offices and your consult calendar

List the offices, the months that run thin or full and the towns each one draws from, in as many lines as you like. A person reads every note. Patient names, photos and health details stay out of it.

Pick a day and a time, and our CEO, Ross Cohen, will phone you then to talk about marketing for the practice.

Choose when to be called

Choose a time slot and the details of your call appear here.

Weekday calls only, shown in the time zone selected above.

Before the first call about an orthodontic practice

What should an orthodontic practice have in mind before the call?

The offices, the towns each one draws from, and the one service you would like to look at first, whether that is the Maps listing, local pages or ads. A rough picture is enough, and the services page can help.

Who takes the first call about orthodontist SEO?

Our CEO. The call is about the practice's marketing only, and it ends with a view on which plan on the pricing page might fit, if any does. Bring an office manager or a partner along if they help run the practice.

Will a practice be asked to sign a contract after the call?

No. Plans renew monthly and stop when the practice says so. There is no startup fee, and each invoice is its own transaction.

Does the form want patient details from the practice?

It does not. Keep names, photos and health information out of anything you send us. The about page explains how the agency handles approvals and privacy.

Ready to string the first wire?

The first call with our CEO sorts out which offices, which towns and which service lines lead the opening month.

The case drawn below is an illustration and nothing more.