Marketing for Urologists
Kidney stones, prostate, bladder and men's health. Patients search for a 'kidney specialist' or 'prostate doctor', and many of them are searching in pain or in private.
What ‘urology’ clinic owners actually face
Patients use the wrong words
People search 'kidney surgeon', 'kidney stone treatment' or 'frequent urination at night'. Few search 'urologist'. Your pages need to meet them at their words.
Urgent and elective in one practice
A kidney stone patient wants to be seen today. A prostate patient may research for weeks. The same site has to serve both, with different paths to booking.
Sexual health ads get restricted
Google and Meta limit ads on topics like erectile dysfunction. Campaigns need careful wording and targeting, or they won't run at all.
Services we lead with for urology
The regulatory framework
HCSA advertising rules apply: no testimonials, superlatives, outcome promises or inducements. 'Urologist' and 'specialist' only for doctors on the Specialist Register in Urology. Prescription-only medicines can't be promoted to the public, so men's health content stays on conditions and consults, not drug names. Patient privacy comes first: no identifiable cases, and discreet forms and follow-up.
Common questions from urology clinic owners
Can we run ads for erectile dysfunction or other men's health services?+
Sometimes, within Google and Meta's sexual health policies and HCSA rules. Wording and targeting are restricted, so we plan these campaigns separately and lean more on search content.
How do we reach patients with a kidney stone right now?+
Search ads on urgent terms, accurate opening hours and a clear 'call now' path on mobile. Many of these patients book within hours of first searching.
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