Been working with 7 figure docs for about a year now. They're producing about a 6 to 1 return on investment for my practice. Our focus is decompression and now we're doing a knee campaign as well whic... See more
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I came across 7FigureDocs through some paid marketing they were doing. I was served with an ad for a money back guarantee if they didn't bring 30 new patients into my practice. They insisted on running a $49 voucher, which I told them from the beginning didn't mesh well with the high-end clientele our practice serves. Nonetheless, they ran the same ad for us as they do for other practices, without any modification to the copy or targeting and segmentation that was consistently requested. They would just repost the exact same ad every week (rather than let well performing ads run consistently). Aside from their "management" fees, we spent an additional $3k/month on Facebook advertising, and all we have to show for it is a few new low-cost patients and a negative return on investment.
Upon asking for them to terminate service for failing to meet their guarantee, they immediately charged me for an additional month of service, and followed up up with ways they could try and help moving forward. They refuse to honor the money back guarantee citing we weren't "eligible" for that promotion - despite the fact that we have documented proof it's that promotion that we clicked on to book our sales call, and it was repeated multiple times in our initial sales call.
We have since engaged with other marketing agencies, and it's immediately evident how unprofessional and frankly incapable 7FD is. The same bait & switch tactics they used to land us as clients is what they attempted to implement for us to land patients. I'd urge any other practice owners to steer clear of 7FigureDocs.

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I've never done much advertising, so I decided to try a facebook marketing campaign with this company which represented that they had routine success using automation bringing approximately 60 "high-quality" leads a month with about 15 of them closing. It was a complete waste of my money (almost $5000). They over sold and under delivered. They said that they had what it take to get leads for a high ticket service. When they failed they said that it was too much to expect-- but they sold it. They said that they were going to use facebook to target the right demographic. Of the few people who actually didn't no-show no one could afford the service I was offering. Then they acted like I should have known that it should have taken more than the offer they were selling to get a high ticket customer. They suggested a Groupon-ish offer on
a cheaper service that was also a waste of time and money. Then they said I was in a competitive market-- but when they were selling their services the claimed to have success in competitive markets. Why would someone hire them unless they were in a competitive market? And WARNING-- make sure you state at the beginning that your are only in it for 30 days. They make is seem like it's month-to-month but they will hold you hostage to a failing campaign for an ADDITIONAL 30 days-- even before you can see if it gets any results. I guess I had been right all these years not to waste my money on facebook marketing. The problem is that they are not accountable or honest up front. They over promise, under deliver, and get paid either way. They win. You lose.

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