What Flow Local builds for a vet practice.
Conversion path, GHL pipeline, follow-up and reporting, with paid acquisition only after the handovers work. Most vets start with lead response.
1. Lead response — calls, forms, and new-client registrations
Missed calls can receive a practice-approved acknowledgement, and registration or administrative requests can enter one visible staff-owned route. The system does not assess symptoms or urgency. Clinical or uncertain messages receive approved safety wording and a named human or published out-of-hours route, with transfer or notification only where it has been implemented and tested.
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2. Reviews — the evidence new clients actually read
Every eligible client can receive the same neutral review request at an agreed, clinically appropriate milestone. Service-recovery feedback can still reach the practice manager, but the public-review route is not withheld on the basis of sentiment. This creates a more representative trust signal for owners choosing a practice.
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3. Paid acquisition — only if you're actively growing
Most vet practices don't need much paid acquisition — the front end and reviews do the heavy lifting. If you're opening a second site, recovering a list after ownership change, or pushing a specific service (behaviour, exotics, referrals), we can run targeted campaigns with reporting that ties back to registrations, not clicks.
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