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Mission Pet Health grew quickly, and that expansion created a significant challenge: unifying scattered marketing efforts without weakening each clinic’s local identity or wasting spend.
Before working with me, paid campaigns ran independently and delivered uneven results. Budgets didn’t match clinic capacity, leading to overspending in some locations and insufficient reach in others.
Search accounts were split into many small segments, making scaling difficult. Marketing dollars weren’t tied to appointment availability, call volume, or business goals, which hurt ROI.
Managing more than 400 locations also created workflow issues. Reporting wasn’t centralized, conversion tracking differed by clinic, and it was hard to see which ads truly drove results. Their approach leaned too heavily on search and didn’t take advantage of tools such as Performance Max or Local Services Ads.
To keep expanding smoothly, Mission Pet Health needed a scalable, repeatable system for new acquisitions to ensure growth without sacrificing efficiency or profitability.