OneConsult
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Who we are

Marketing built for practice growth

OneConsult started because healthcare marketing was broken. Practices were handing accounts to agencies who locked them in, hid spend, and reported on clicks rather than chairs filled.

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Practices on retainer now. Seven per year, by design.

Our operating principle

A practice that owns its data, understands its numbers, and controls its marketing relationship grows faster than one that does not.

That is the standard we hold ourselves to. Every account we manage is owned by the client. Every report ties back to patient bookings. Every retainer can be cancelled after month three.

Three things most agencies will not say

We do not own your accounts

Your Google Ads and Meta accounts belong to you from day one. If you leave, you take everything. No data held hostage.

We carry the compliance risk

HPCSA advertising guidelines are strict and change often. Our creative goes through a compliance check before it goes live. The risk sits with us.

We report on chairs, not clicks

Impressions and CTR are vanity metrics. We track new patient enquiries and cost per booked appointment. If your numbers are not moving, we know before you do.

A small team. A focused brief.

We are not a full-service agency. We do not do PR, events, or brand consulting. We do one thing: bring new patients through the door for dental and aesthetic practices. That focus means every tool and process in our system was built for your market.

How we operate

  • Purpose-built for healthcare marketing
  • SA market knowledge, not offshore templates
  • Fixed team, not rotating account managers
  • Transparent reporting every month

What guides us

Ownership

Every account, every data asset, every piece of creative belongs to the client. Always.

Clarity

We say what we mean. Reports are readable. Retainer costs are fixed. Expectations are set at the start.

Compliance

We build campaigns inside HPCSA guidelines. Healthcare advertising has rules. We know them and we follow them.

Results

We measure the number of new patients booked, not the number of people who saw an ad. If the number does not move, we adjust.