Email Sequences That Book More PRP and Stem Cell Consultations

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A patient fills out a contact form on a regen clinic’s website asking about PRP therapy. The clinic’s auto-responder sends one email: “Thank you for your inquiry. Please call us to schedule a consultation.” The patient does not call. The inquiry sits in the CRM. The clinic records a lost lead. This is the most […]

How Regen Clinics Are Using YouTube to Get New Patients in 2026

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Most regen clinic owners have spent years dealing with the same problem: every paid advertising channel they would naturally use is restricted. Google Ads blocks stem cell, PRP, and exosome campaigns under its experimental treatments policy. Meta restricts health and wellness ads. Programmatic display carries its own content rules. What most clinic owners have not […]

How Google AI Overviews Are Stealing Traffic, and How to Get Cited Instead

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Google AI Overviews have become the dominant feature at the top of Google Search, especially for healthcare queries. This guide covers what they are, what the data shows about their impact on regenerative medicine clinic traffic, why local searches still behave differently, and the specific content changes that move clinic articles from “ranking but ignored” […]

Programmatic Advertising for Regenerative Medicine: What’s Possible in 2026

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When Google Ads rejects a regen clinic’s campaign, someone usually pitches programmatic advertising as the alternative. The pitch sounds good. Reach patients across thousands of websites, apps, and streaming platforms without Google’s restrictions. The pitch is partially accurate. Programmatic opens channels that paid search does not. But it does not open all channels, it does […]

Stem Cell Clinic Google Ads: How the Educational Content Exception Actually Works

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Google’s Healthcare and Medicines policy bans direct promotion of stem cell therapy, PRP, exosomes, and related regenerative medicine treatments. The policy has been in place since the 2019 update and has not softened. Most clinic owners stop reading there and assume Google Ads is closed to them. They miss the next paragraph in the same […]

FDA Exosome Products Not Approved: What Your Clinic Can Still Say

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The FDA has stated its position on exosome products plainly and repeatedly: no exosome products are currently approved for human use. Most clinic owners have heard this. Fewer understand what it actually means for their marketing. The result is two common mistakes. Either the clinic markets exosomes as if they were approved, or it avoids […]

The PRP Consultation Funnel: How to Convert Search Traffic Into Booked Patients

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Most PRP clinic owners think they have a traffic problem. They almost never do. They have a funnel problem. The bottleneck between the first Google search and the booked consultation is where cash-pay patients quietly disappear, often without the clinic owner realizing how many were close to booking and never did. This article maps every […]

Can You Run Facebook Ads for PRP Treatments in 2026?

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Short answer: yes, you can run Facebook and Instagram ads for PRP therapy in 2026. But not the way most clinics are trying to run them. Meta did not ban PRP advertising. It changed what the platform can do for a PRP clinic and how success is measured. Most clinic owners who think they have […]

How to Market PRP Therapy When Google Bans Your Ads

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If you run a regen clinic that offers PRP therapy, you have probably built an ad, set a budget, and watched Google reject it. Maybe more than once. Maybe your account got flagged. The problem is not random. Google explicitly named “platelet rich plasma” in its policy documentation alongside stem cell therapy and gene therapy. […]