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Medical billing lead generation: 643 leads from $2.74K in Google Ads

A US medical billing company needed a steady flow of high-quality leads from practices. We built Google Ads search campaigns around search intent, location-based targeting and precise keyword bidding, with conversion tracking on every enquiry. The account brought in 643 leads from 3.39K clicks.

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  • 643leads
  • 3.39Kclicks
  • $2.74Ktotal ad spend
Lead pipeline for a medical billing company A list of new enquiries from practices, such as a family practice, a physical therapy clinic, an urgent care group and a behavioral health practice, each with a stage from new lead to proposal sent. A floating card shows the account's result: 643 leads on $2.74K ad spend. A search ad for outsourced medical billing sits beside the list. A funnel card shows 31.9K impressions, 3.39K clicks at a 10.6% click-through rate and 643 leads, about 19% of clicks. A card lists excluded searches: jobs, course, certification, salary and how to become. New enquiries Medical billing company · Google Ads search PRACTICESTAGE Family practice4 providers · billing in-houseDiscovery callPhysical therapy clinic2 locations · switching vendorsQualifiedUrgent care group3 sites · high denial rateProposal sentBehavioral health practice1 provider · new practiceNew lead Google Ads search 643 leads on $2.74K spend Reported in the client's account Ad · yourbilling.com Outsourced medical billing for practices Free billing review Call now From search to lead Impressions31.9K Clicks3.39K 10.6% CTR Leads643 19% of clicks Excluded searches −jobs −course −certification −salary −how to become Budget stays on practices, not job seekers
Illustration. Practices, ad text and excluded terms are examples; figures are from this account.

The project

Practice leads for a billing company, from the searches that matter

The brief

A medical billing company in the United States wanted high-quality leads through Google Ads: practices looking for a billing partner, not general traffic. Its buyers are practice owners and managers, so every click had to come from a business that could become a client.

What we did

We ran search campaigns built on search intent, location-based targeting and precise keyword bidding, with campaign budget optimization and conversion tracking so each enquiry was counted against the keyword that produced it.

What changed

The account turned 31.9K impressions into 3.39K clicks and 643 leads on $2.74K of ad spend. That works out to about $4.26 per lead, with roughly 19% of clicks becoming an enquiry.

Kept private: the client's name, the states they serve and their ad copy. Ask us on a call about the setup in more detail.

How we ran it

Four parts of the strategy, and why each matters for a billing company

Here is what each part of this account's setup does, and how B2B medical billing changes the way it works.

  • Search intent

    What it does
    Builds campaigns around the searches practices make when they want a billing partner, such as outsourced billing or billing services for their specialty.
    In medical billing
    Searches that include "medical billing" also come from job seekers and students. Excluding jobs, courses and certification terms keeps the budget on practices.
  • Location-based targeting

    What it does
    Shows ads only where the company can take on clients, with budgets set by region.
    In medical billing
    Payer rules and Medicaid programs vary by state, so targeting the states you already know turns more leads into clients you can serve well.
  • Precise keyword bidding

    What it does
    Moves bids and budget toward the keywords that produce leads and away from those that don't.
    In medical billing
    Specialty and service searches say exactly what a practice needs. Giving them their own keywords and bids lets budget follow the searches that convert.
  • Conversion tracking

    What it does
    Counts calls and form enquiries as conversions, so you and Google can see which keywords produce leads.
    In medical billing
    Billing contracts take weeks to close, so tracking should also record which leads became discovery calls and signed practices.

For billing companies

From click to signed practice: what to measure at each step

Google Ads reports the first two steps. The last three live in your CRM, and they decide what a lead is really worth.

  1. Search and click

    A practice owner or manager searches for billing help and clicks your ad.

    MeasureCost per click, search terms

    This project: about $0.81 per click

  2. Enquiry

    They call or send the contact form, and the lead is recorded.

    MeasureCost per lead

    This project: about $4.26 per lead

  3. Qualified

    Practice size, specialty and current billing setup match who you serve.

    MeasureShare of leads that qualify

    Tracked in your CRM

  4. Discovery call

    Your team talks through their claims, denials and collections.

    MeasureCalls booked and held

    Tracked in your CRM

  5. Signed practice

    The practice signs and starts billing with you.

    MeasureCost per new client, monthly fee

    Tracked in your CRM

What is one lead worth to your billing company?

Use your own numbers. The starting values are examples, not benchmarks.

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Value of one lead

$1,620 per lead

Qualified per 100 leads
30
New clients per 100 leads
4.5
Client revenue per 100 leads
$162,000

For reference, leads in this project cost about $4.26 each. Your cost depends on your states, specialties and competition.

Value per lead is monthly fee × months retained × share of leads that qualify × share of qualified leads that sign. It ignores your cost of delivering the service, so treat it as the most you could pay per lead before a client stops being profitable.

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FAQ

Questions about this project

Something else? Ask us directly and we'll answer it in our reply.

Who was the client?

A medical billing company in the United States. We don't name clients without their written permission, so this page describes the type of business, the goal and the results instead.

What counted as a lead?

Leads are the enquiries counted by the account's conversion tracking. When we set up your account, we agree which actions count, such as calls and contact forms, and how your team marks which leads became discovery calls and signed practices.

How do you stop job seekers and students clicking our ads?

Searches that include "medical billing" also come from people looking for jobs, courses and certification. We exclude those terms, write ads that speak to practice owners and managers, and review the search terms regularly so new ones get blocked.

Can you target practices only in the states we serve?

Yes. Location targeting shows ads only in the states or regions you choose, and separate budgets let spend follow the areas where you want more clients.

Is Google Ads or LinkedIn better for a billing company?

They do different jobs. Google Ads reaches practices that are searching for a billing partner right now. LinkedIn reaches practice owners and managers who aren't searching yet. Many billing companies start with Google Ads search and add LinkedIn once tracking shows which leads turn into clients.

Can you get the same cost per lead for us?

We can't promise the same numbers. Cost per lead depends on the states and specialties you target, competition, your offer and your budget. After reviewing your website and any ad accounts, we'll tell you what's realistic and how we'll measure lead quality.

How soon do leads start coming in?

Search campaigns can bring enquiries soon after launch, once tracking is in place. Because billing contracts take time to close, we judge the first months on qualified leads and discovery calls, not just lead volume.

Will we own the Google Ads account?

Yes. We work in your own Google Ads account or create one in your business's name, so the campaigns and their history stay with you.

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