Advertising and performance
Clinic Ad Analysis
Builds the clinic introduction on concrete facts that separate you from everyone else.
- 6 credits
- 6
- Input
- Text
What it solves
Most clinic introductions read identically: expert staff, modern equipment, patient focused care. Those sentences separate nothing, because everyone writes them.
How to use it
- 1
Give concrete facts
How long you have been open, which equipment, which languages, which process. Facts, not adjectives.
- 2
Differentiation is built
The model discards generic adjectives and writes only from verifiable facts.
- 3
Take three lengths
A long page text, a medium paragraph and a one line summary are produced together.
Example report
Every generic adjective was removed and the copy was built on language support and the booking process.
Findings
- Removed phrasesInfo
Expert staff, modern technology and patient focused care were all stripped out.
Do not put them back. None of them carries verifiable information.
- Point of differenceInfo
Booking support in three languages and same-day response time were moved to the centre of the copy.
Surface both facts on the home page too, not only on the about page.
Actions you can take
- Clear generic adjectives from every pageImpact: HighEffort: Medium
- Move language support to the home pageImpact: HighEffort: Low
What this tool does not cover
- The facts you supply are not verified; wrong input produces wrong copy.
- Numerical claims must be supported on the page with their source.
The report below shows the shape of the output. It belongs to no real customer and the findings in it are illustrative.
What you get
- Institutional promise analysis
- Price and campaign context
- A compliant rewrite
Common questions
- What if I have no concrete facts?
- Then finding them comes first. The tool will not invent them, so weak input produces short output.
- Does it look at competitor copy?
- No. Use the Competitor Positioning tool for that comparison.
What this tool does not cover
- The facts you supply are not verified; wrong input produces wrong copy.
- Numerical claims must be supported on the page with their source.
Clinesta does not provide medical services, diagnosis or treatment advice. Generated content is a draft and must be reviewed by an authorized person before publication. Guard highlights potential risks but does not guarantee legal compliance.
Run this tool on your own clinic
Start with the free audit. Your first three runs use no credits.