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Dental practices partnered with Rogue Marketing to replace conventional advertising-heavy strategies with a customized, cost-effective approach focused on reputation management and patient engagement. The results included a Google rating improvement from 2.5 to 4.5 stars, 200 new patients per month, and approximately $300,000 in new revenue within the first quarter. The case demonstrates that strategic, unconventional marketing can outperform traditional paid advertising tactics.

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Google rating improved from 2.5 to 4.5 stars through focused reputation management

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Patient intake grew by 200 new patients per month without heavy ad spend

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Approximately $300,000 in new revenue was generated in the first quarter alone

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Partnering with

Rogue Marketing

proved to be a game-changer for our dental practices. When we set out to refine our marketing strategy with a focus on patient growth and revenue generation,

Rogue

provided a fresh and unconventional approach. Unlike traditional marketing strategies that emphasize heavy spending on social media and paid advertising,

Rogue

helped us develop a customized, cost-effective plan that delivered impactful results.

Unlike traditional marketing strategies that emphasize heavy spending on social media and paid advertising, Rogue helped us develop a customized, cost-effective plan that delivered impactful results.

Our strategy prioritized positioning dental practices as accessible retail locations while maximizing visibility and engagement. Instead of pouring money into traditional ad campaigns, we focused on reputation management and enhancing patient interactions. The results speak for themselves—one practice improved its Google rating from 2.5 to 4.5 stars, and we successfully grew patient intake by 200 new patients per month. Financially, this translated to approximately $300,000 in new revenue in just the first quarter.

The results speak for themselves—one practice improved its Google rating from 2.5 to 4.5 stars, and we successfully grew patient intake by 200 new patients per month.

Through disciplined execution and a focus on efficiency, Rogue has helped us optimize our marketing approach, fill operatories, and provide better access to patients—all without excessive spending. Our partnership with Rogue continues to deliver strong, measurable success, proving that innovative, strategic marketing can outperform traditional tactics.

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I've had the opportunity to work with Rogue in the past. And when we sat down and really started to think about how we wanted to attack marketing, patient growth, focusing on driving revenue growth for our dental practices, it seemed like a natural fit to start with Rogue, and we were able to sit down, talk through a strategy, and talk about all the things that other people are doing, what we liked, what we didn't like. And we were able to create a customized strategy that really we felt like would fit the needs. And it's very different than what anyone would tell you if you listen to day to day marketing. We're not using social media. We're we're not spending a gazillion dollars on paid advertising. Everything we're doing is very low budget, very cost effective, but it's focusing on helping us identify our dental practices as retail locations. It's focused on ensuring that people have visibility to us, the ability to interact with us in multiple ways, and the ability to evaluate us by how other people see us. During the time that we've worked with Rogue, and gotten started moving down this path together with dental practices, we've, you know, elevated, practices from two and a half stars at Google to four and a half stars. We've been able to grow patients practices at a rate of two hundred new patients a month. And then if you look at that just sort of on average, of what we're charging just for hygiene, we've probably generated three hundred thousand dollars in new revenue just in the first quarter with Rogue. So we're very pleased with the partnership and love the the way that we have made this into something that is very disciplined and cost effective, but it's also something that's really helping us optimize, what we're doing in terms of grabbing more patients, filling our operatories, and and providing more access to patients.

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