A product manager in the North Loop finally wants straight teeth without brackets showing on every Teams call. A dad in Eden Prairie is pricing braces for two kids before the season starts. A family that just moved to Minnetonka for a role at UnitedHealth has zero providers picked out. Meanwhile the discount aligner shops and the dentist in the same strip mall are quietly catching every one of those searches. We build the ad engine that routes them to your chair instead. Not tire kickers chasing a free scan. Signed Invisalign and braces cases.
Set the two sliders to match your office. Calibrated on Twin Cities orthodontic numbers, it translates a handful of extra signed starts a month into what they actually mean for a full year of production across the Minneapolis market.
Most agencies boost one generic braces post and send you a dashboard full of clicks. Our job is narrower: keep your treatment coordinator looking at a calendar of Twin Cities patients who sign, a cash aligner case out of Edina, a pair of siblings in braces from Maple Grove, a household that landed in the North Loop for a new role at a downtown headquarters.
The Twin Cities runs on big employers. Target, UnitedHealth, Best Buy, U.S. Bancorp, 3M and Ameriprise relocate people here all year, and those families settling into the North Loop, Minnetonka, Plymouth and Edina have no provider loyalty yet. The first office they can name usually keeps the family for the next two years. We buy that new mover moment so it is your practice they find first.
Minneapolis is full of corporate and medical professionals who want a straighter smile nobody notices on a Teams call or across a conference table downtown. The Edina attorney, the North Loop product lead, the Wayzata physician all want discreet treatment handled right. We run a separate high intent aligner campaign for them, priced and messaged like the premium adult case it is, not lumped in with kid braces.
Demand here is not flat. Adult Invisalign climbs in the long indoor winter and around snowbird planning, family braces surges late summer and back to school, and the metro empties to the cabin in June and July. We move budget and creative along that curve so your spend lands when patients are actually ready to start, not when everyone is up north.
Before anything hits your calendar we screen for real treatment intent and comfort with the investment. Your coordinator's day fills with parents and adults who came to start, not shoppers touring every office from Bloomington to Blaine for a free 3D scan.
Nothing hidden, nothing to sign your year away. If the Twin Cities starts do not show up, you are free to leave.
You are never handcuffed to twelve months. What keeps you with us is Edina and west metro cases landing on the schedule, not fine print buried in a term sheet.
There is no fee to switch the engine on. Every dollar you commit goes toward putting your office in front of Twin Cities adults and parents who are ready to start.
We filter for real intent at the top, so your coordinator is not stuck chatting with people collecting free scans from Edina to Woodbury. The chairs on the book mean to sign.
Winter indoors, the snowbird exodus, the late summer back to school rush. We spend into those swings instead of running one flat national template all year.
We already know how the Twin Cities DSO offices and aligner dentists pitch. We write to beat them on trust and credentials, never by cutting your case fee.
Fourteen days from signature to a live Minneapolis campaign, no endless discovery phase. The same build is already turning in markets a lot like yours.
Begin at $2,500/month. Below is how a believable Twin Cities case start funnel tends to break down, drawn from live campaigns in comparable insured Midwest metros.
"Most of my new starts now are adults who found us for Invisalign, plus families that had just transferred to the Twin Cities for work and had no orthodontist yet. My coordinator's consult book stays full weeks out and they show up ready to sign."
Free 30 minute strategy call. No pitch. We'll look at your case fee, your adult versus teen mix, the neighborhoods you want, and your budget, and tell you straight whether this is right for your practice.