MindCare Mental Health Services – July 2023 Monthly Report
Manager Analysis
The Google Ads Paid account delivered a consistent performance in July. The campaign generated 7 conversions with a 7.91% Click-Through Rate (CTR) and 143 clicks, maintaining a favourable average Cost Per Click (CPC) of $2.21. Out of the Contact Form submissions received, 5 were related to Psychology, and 2 were for PBSP. For August, the plan is to optimise the conversion rate by analysing search terms and making necessary changes to the landing page to further enhance campaign effectiveness.
In July, the Facebook Ads retargeting campaigns underwent a transition to focus on new services. The ads reached 7,462 unique users, resulting in 2 conversions in the form of Contact Form Submissions. The Link Click-Through Rate (CTR) was 0.46%, with 96 users clicking through to the landing page. Engagement with the ads was positive, with 24 post reactions, 3 comments, 12 post saves, and 2 shares, indicating clear interest in the services offered. Comments provided an alternative avenue for client enquiries. For August, the plan is to continue optimising the ad delivery for the new campaign to maximize results.
The SEO campaign achieved remarkable results, with 36 keywords ranking in the top 3 positions and 26 keywords securing the top 4-10 positions on the first page of search results. Several keywords, including ‘NDIS psychologist Moreton Bay,’ ‘telehealth psychologist Ashmore,’ and ‘positive behaviour support Deception Bay,’ ranked 1st on the first page.
The campaign focused on off-page optimisation, with press releases being created and distributed to improve the site’s Google presence. Additionally, 145 new pages were published based on approved content for the ‘psychologist’ keyword. For August, the on-page optimisation strategy will prioritise the keyword ‘NDIS psychologist Brisbane’ due to its high competition and significant monthly searches. The aim is to strengthen its ranking and bring it closer to the first page of Google search results.
Google Ads Analysis (Grant Account)
Google Ads Analysis (Paid Account)
SEO Analysis
Facebook Analysis
MindCare Mental Health Services – June 2023 Monthly Report
Manager Analysis
In June, the Google Ads campaign for the Grant Account received 2 leads through the Psychology and Assessments campaign, maintaining a click-through rate (CTR) above the minimum requirement of 5% for the Ad Grant account. The campaign achieved a 5.26% CTR with 147 clicks. To improve targeting, specific psychologist names, psychiatry-related terms, and bulk billing terms were added to the negative keywords list. In July, the plan is to continue updating the negative keywords list, closely monitor ad clicks due to a slight increase in average cost per click (CPC), and complete the G2 Financial Services verification to prevent limitations in ad delivery.
June showed steady performance for the Google Ads Paid account, with 12 conversions and a 10.72% CTR. The campaign received 151 clicks, resulting in a low average cost per click (CPC) of $2.20. Among the conversions, 9 were from Psychology, 2 from Assessments, and 1 from PBSP. To optimise targeting, bulk billing, psychiatry-related terms, specific psychologist names, and irrelevant search terms were added to the negative keywords list. In July, the plan is to launch new campaigns with updated focus services.
The Facebook Ads retargeting campaign witnessed an upward trend. It reached 6,606 unique users, resulting in 8 conversions through Contact Form submissions. The campaign achieved a 0.51% link click-through rate (CTR) with 95 link clicks. Engagements were positive, with 15 post reactions, 5 comments, 6 post saves, and 3 shares. The link clicks offered users the opportunity to submit a contact form, and the comments section served as an alternative avenue for client inquiries. As July begins, preparations will continue for the next campaign.
In June, the SEO campaign delivered positive results, with 5 keywords ranking in the top 3 results and 18 keywords ranking in the top 4-10 results on the first page. Key phrases such as ‘telehealth psychologist Kawana’ and ‘positive behaviour support Gympie’ secured high positions in search rankings. We focused on in-page optimisation, however, we are awaiting approval of new content pages for Occupational Therapists, Psychologists, and Speech Pathologists. Additionally, local citations targeting the keyword ‘NDIS psychologist Brisbane’ were created to enhance visibility and credibility. In July, the SEO campaign will shift focus to off-page optimisation, including the creation and distribution of press releases to build more backlinks and improve Google presence. The pending content pages will be published once approved and used to create SEO location pages based on their respective keywords.