Two halves of the same job.

Getting you quoted costs nothing and requires nothing. What follows is the work of turning coverage, community presence, and search into a schedule that stays full — and that's a real engagement with a real fee.

Start here, at no cost

Media placement

  • Daily monitoring of reporter requests for sources in your specialty
  • A call when one fits, with the outlet and the deadline
  • Two or three quote options drafted for you to edit or approve
  • Submission and follow-up with the reporter
  • The link when it runs, and nothing owed if it doesn't

A reporter decides what runs, so no placement is promised — only that you're in front of them quickly with something publishable. Nothing goes out without your written approval of the exact wording.

Why it's free

Because a physician who has seen the work is a better conversation than a cold pitch, and because it's the only honest way to show the difference between earned coverage and the placements other firms sell by the piece.

If it runs and you want the rest, we talk. If it runs and you don't, you keep the coverage. There's no obligation attached and no invoice coming.

The paid engagement

A one-time build, then monthly work. The build puts the infrastructure in place; the monthly engagement is the PR, outreach, search, and advertising that runs against it.

Deliverable Build Monthly
Press and media relations
Expert positioning — the topics you're the source forIncludedRevisited
Media kit: bio, headshot direction, credentials, topic listIncludedKept current
Daily monitoring of journalist source requests—Included
Quotes drafted for your approval, same day—Included
Direct pitching to local and regional outlets—Ongoing
Bylined columns ghostwritten for you—Quarterly
TV and radio segment prep—As booked
Coverage collected and published to your site—Included
Community outreach
Map of the organizations and referrers worth knowingIncludedExpanded
Talks booked — senior centers, employers, gyms, schools—Ongoing
Slides and handouts prepared for each talk—Included
Referring-provider outreach and follow-up—Ongoing
Sponsorship and event vetting—Included
Search visibility
Reputation and visibility auditIncludedRe-run monthly
Structured markup for practice, providers, and servicesIncludedMaintained
Name, address, phone consistency across listingsIncludedMonitored
Google Business Profile setup and upkeepIncludedPosts and updates
Formatting so AI assistants cite you correctlyIncludedTuned
New pages targeting patient search behaviorInitial setAdded
Paid acquisition
Account setup, conversion tracking, and call trackingIncluded—
Google Search campaigns built and managed—Included
Meta campaigns for elective and aesthetic service lines—Where it fits
Landing pages built for the campaigns—Included
Compliance review of every tracking tag before launchIncludedOngoing
Ad spend paid by you to the platforms, never marked upAlwaysAlways
Reviews and reputation
Review request flow that runs without staff effortSet upRun
Responses written for every review—Included
Patient stories collected with written consent—Included
Website
Custom design, no shared templateIncluded—
Home, about, contact, and provider pagesIncluded—
A press page collecting coverage and credentialsIncludedUpdated
A page per condition and procedure treatedIncludedAdded
Insurance, hours, first-visit, and location detailIncludedKept current
Appointment request form, no PHI collectedIncluded—
Handoff to your existing scheduler or intake vendorIncluded—
Mobile performance and accessibility passIncludedQuarterly
Hosting setup and SSL on your accountsIncluded—
One plain-language report each month—Included
Direct line to me, not a ticket queueIncludedIncluded

Pricing depends on your market and how many service lines you're pushing, so it's discussed on the call after the audit. Ad spend is separate and always paid by you directly to the platforms. The monthly engagement is month to month with 30 days' notice — though press and community work take a few months to compound, and leaving early mostly wastes the runway you already paid for.

How we handle compliance

The message is rarely the risk. The tracking is.

Nothing clinical touches us

Forms are configured not to collect protected health information, and anything clinical routes to the scheduler or intake vendor you've already vetted. We don't store, process, or need access to your records.

Tracking is a decision, not a default

Third-party pixels on appointment, condition, and provider pages get reviewed before they go on, not after. Call tracking and analytics are configured for healthcare use, and we don't run condition-based retargeting of individual patients.

Content stays on the right side of the line

General medical education, never advice about an individual. No patient specifics, no identifying detail, no outcome claims. Written consent before any patient story is published, and review responses that never confirm a treatment relationship.

Strandid does not replace your privacy officer or your counsel. What we do is build and run marketing that doesn't create exposure in the first place, and tell you when something you've asked for would.

What's deliberately not on the list

Named here so nobody finds out three weeks in.

Guaranteed placements

A reporter decides what runs. Firms that guarantee coverage are generally buying it, which makes it an ad with a byline — and readers can tell. We pitch; we don't purchase.

Marked-up ad spend

Your budget goes straight to Google and Meta on your own accounts. We never route it, never take a percentage of it, and you can see every dollar without asking us.

Volume by next month

Paid campaigns move fastest and even those take weeks to tune. If you need a schedule filled in thirty days, say so on the call and we'll be honest about whether this fits.

Who this fits

Practices with one to three providers, one or two locations, any specialty. Usually an owner-operator who built the practice on referral and word of mouth, is good in a room, and has never had anyone whose job it is to get them in front of more rooms.

It fits less well for hospital systems, groups over about five providers, or anyone who wants a vendor they never have to speak to. Thirty minutes a month is small, but it isn't zero, and the press side only works if you take the interview when the reporter says yes.

Start with a placement

Tell me your specialty and what you can speak to. The next time a reporter needs it, you'll get a call with a draft already written.