Twentysomethings renting in the Short North want aligners nobody can see, Dublin and Upper Arlington parents are scheduling their kids before summer, and the families moving into New Albany and Powell have no orthodontist picked yet. Meanwhile the chains near Polaris and Easton and the dentist adding aligners on the side keep skimming those cases on price. We build the paid ad engine that lands them on your schedule as real records appointments, straight through the gray Ohio months. Not free scan tourists. Signed Invisalign and braces starts.
Slide the two inputs below. Built on real campaign data from Midwest orthodontic offices, it shows what a steady run of signed Invisalign and braces cases adds up to across the Columbus metro over a year.
Plenty of agencies run one braces ad at all of Central Ohio and email you a click report. Ours exists to do a single thing: keep your treatment coordinator's calendar stocked with Columbus patients who actually sign, across downtown adult aligners, suburban teen braces, and the dead winter quarter everyone else surrenders.
The young professionals renting in the Short North, Italian Village, Grandview and German Village, plus the Nationwide and Chase crowd downtown, pay cash for a straight smile that never shows metal. A dedicated adult clear aligner lane puts your name in front of them the day they start searching, long before the dentist in the next building pitches them a side service.
In Dublin, New Albany, Upper Arlington, Powell, Bexley and Worthington, mom runs the orthodontic decision and she compares reviews, the doctor and the plan before price. We get your reviewed, named practice in front of her instead of letting a high volume Polaris chain win on a cheaper monthly number.
Columbus goes gray and cold for a solid quarter and the offices that live on signage and walk by traffic slow to a crawl. We aim budget at the people searching from the couch instead: resolution starts in January, refund financed cases in February and March, and summer teen planning booked early.
Intent and financing comfort get screened before an exam is ever booked, so your treatment coordinator spends the hour with a family ready to start records, not a shopper working their way from Polaris to Grove City for free scans.
Odds are a past vendor pitched you hard in October, cashed the retainer, then went quiet the moment the first snow fell. Everything below is built to be the exact opposite of that experience.
We never ask a Clintonville or Westerville office to sign a year. The practices that stay do it because their records room is booked out three weeks, not because a contract traps them.
No build fee, no onboarding invoice landing before a single ad runs. Your first dollar reaches a Victorian Village renter weighing aligners or a Powell mom pricing braces, not our paperwork.
Central Ohio has plenty of people who tour every office from Polaris to Grove City collecting complimentary scans and never sign. We qualify them out before they ever reach your coordinator's book.
January resolution searches, February and March refund financing, the pre football season teen rush in summer, and the back to school scramble once Ohio State moves back in. Budget shifts into each window rather than sitting flat.
The high volume chains clustered near Polaris and Easton and the family dentist in Hilliard who added aligners as a sideline. We outposition both on specialist credibility so you never have to drop your fee to a payment plan war.
Signature to live campaign across Franklin, Delaware and Licking counties in under 14 days. No quarter long discovery deck, no stalling until spring.
At $2,500/month here's what a typical case start funnel looks like across Central Ohio, based on real campaigns we've run.
"Winter used to be dead for us. Now January is one of our best months for adult Invisalign, mostly Short North and Grandview professionals, plus Dublin and New Albany families booking teen starts for summer. The consults show up ready to sign."
Free 30 minutes, no pitch. Tell us your case fee, whether you want more Short North adult aligners or more suburban teen starts, which ZIP codes you want to own, and your budget. We'll tell you straight if a Columbus campaign makes sense for you, or if it doesn't.