Google Ads for physiotherapists, service by service
- Sports injuries, back and neck pain, post-surgery rehab, headaches and clinical pilates each get their own ads and their own page.
- Your ads show to people who are in the area you mark, not people who only read about it.
- A call button and a booking form on every page, and every call and form counted.
- Searches that turned into appointments become exact-match keywords.
- Two ads run against each other; once one is clearly ahead, the loser goes and a fresh ad takes it on.
Ads only where your patients live
Pick the neighborhoods around your clinic on the map when you build the campaign. A physio in Fort Worth doesn't need clicks from Dallas. A patient who lives nearby can come back for a course of treatment; one who drives forty minutes usually won't.
Searches a physio shouldn't pay for
- "physio jobs" and "physiotherapist salary": people after work, not treatment.
- "physiotherapy degree" and "physio course": students.
- "how to strap an ankle": DIY, reading up before they call anyone.
- "TENS machine" and "massage gun": shopping for gear. One tap blocks them.
- Other clinics' names: someone who already knows where they're going.
Sports injuries, desk backs and post-op rehab
A good physio inquiry is specific: a soccer player's ankle on a Saturday, an office worker's neck after a long quarter, a new knee that needs rehab. The sports season lifts the injury searches, and the morning check shows which ones book. In the US the search is "physical therapist"; name your services that way and the ads use those words. Google Ads for physiotherapists works the same way for chiropractors and dentists; every other profession is on the full list.
What it costs
One price: US$299 a month. Book a call with Daniel to start. Landing pages, split tests and call tracking are included. Clicks are paid to Google, separately. That's Google Ads for physiotherapists with no contract: cancel with one click, and everything it built stays in your Google Ads.