01Results
Strategy matters only if the result gets better.
We set a baseline, define what “crushing it” means, and compare before and after. Here’s some of what that has looked like.
Flagship case study
Regenerative Medicine Growth & Business Systems
- Relationship
- Multi-year, with nearly a decade of category experience
- Scope
- Meta lead generation, websites, social strategy and management, CRM, technology, devices and broader business support
- Scale
- At least two clinics, extended periods
- Client
- Name withheld
The challenge
Clinics needed a steady, predictable flow of qualified inquiries, plus the websites, social presence, CRM and technology to turn those inquiries into patients.
What we built
Recurring Meta lead-generation systems connected to websites, social presence and CRM follow-up, supported by practical technology and day-to-day business help.
The result
Systems that produced consistent lead flow over extended periods.
Roughly 100–150 leads a month, on roughly $1,500 a month in ad spend, for at least two clinics. Over the broader period, that added up to millions in client revenue attributed to iTaylor-generated leads.
Figures are approximate and reflect specific clients, markets and periods. Results vary. Not a guarantee of future performance.
Good businesses can still get better.
Local realtor.
Website and digital presence.
National author & educator.
Website.
Large gym.
Website, social-media focus, design and implementation.
Local school.
A business-supported fundraising concept using printed banners and local recognition.
Restaurants & local businesses.
Marketing, digital and operational support.
Med spa, wellness & chiropractic.
Category experience across marketing, technology and operations.
We measure whether it actually helped.
- 01
Define “crushing it.”
What success means to you, both what you feel and what you can measure.
- 02
Set the baseline.
Where things stand before we start.
- 03
Track what matters.
The few numbers that reflect the goal.
- 04
Compare.
Before and after, honestly reported.
Your result starts with your situation.
Tell us what you’re trying to improve. We’ll tell you what we see.