@sidehustlereview: I did the math so you don't have to. A dental practice needs roughly 2 new patients to justify $2,000 a month in review management, once you use the real patient value of $3,500 to $4,000, not the $800 I guessed at first. Here's the system I'd actually run. The Pitch Skip the cold DM. Call or email the practice directly, or if you know your own dentist, start there. Lead with the data, not the price. 100+ reviews gets a practice 25% more patient calls. Cross 500 reviews and it's 2 to 3x more calls than a practice sitting at 100. And 84% of patients trust reviews over a personal referral. You're not selling reviews. You're selling call volume. The Goal 10 new reviews a month. Specific, trackable, easy for a dentist to say yes to. The Target Not new patients. Existing patients. They already trust the practice, they're the easiest ask, and they're the ones a drip campaign can actually reach. The Delivery System Drip campaigns to request reviews on a schedule instead of hoping the front desk remembers. Staff training so the ask happens at checkout every time, not just when someone thinks of it. Incentives to nudge the fence sitters who meant to leave a review and forgot. That's the whole engine. Data gets the meeting. The system gets the reviews.

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