Old lead-gen fails → A.I. + Meta Andromeda attracts, qualifies and follows up → clinics receive educated, paid bookings.
Open advertiser in Meta Ads Library ↗Stable offer.
Variable proof.
The current campaign holds message, headline and destination nearly constant while Meta receives multiple native-looking hooks. The visible advantage is operational packaging, not funnel complexity.
- Call out clinic owners
- Discredit old tactics
- Name the new mechanism
- Translate features into relief
- Remove risk with free work
- Sell prepaid patients—not leads
- Route to one clinic-audit funnel
Two funnels.
One outcome.
Switch between the agency acquisition path and the client delivery pattern. Each step is grounded in publicly visible pages and Jason Meng’s published training.
- 01Meta creativeOne primary script, many proof formats.
- 02Automated patient page10–40+ prepaid-patient promise.
- 03iClosed formContact details before times.
- 04CalendarSelect an available slot.
- 05Free clinic audit30-minute diagnosis.
- 06Sales callQualify and close the agency offer.
- 01Condition-specific adOne patient type or problem.
- 02Low-ticket offerUsually $21–$150 first visit.
- 03QualificationCondition, duration, urgency, branch.
- 04Claim + prepayReserve and collect deposit/payment.
- 05AppointmentPaid booking reaches the clinic.
- 06Nurture + upsellWhatsApp/SMS/email; clinic converts plan.
- 01Social / organicFounder-led education content.
- 02Training bridgeShort AI Funnel VSL.
- 03Strategy CTAPink “Book FREE strategy call”.
- 04Strategy pageUrgent, minimal scheduler page.
- 05iClosed schedulerContact and time selection.
- 06Sales callClinic qualification and pitch.
A proof wall
in motion.
Nine playable local videos and two image cards. Filter by delivery style; each creative links to its public Meta Library record.
Three-step patient system
Street talking-head: ad → qualification funnel → automated selling and follow-up.
Meta record ↗Thirty-second clinic fix
Desk/laptop demonstration: sell transformations, qualify and collect a deposit.
Meta record ↗Ninety-patients case study
New-clinic story using a low-competition treatment and “viral ugly ad”.
Meta record ↗Lead-to-booking diagnostic
Tests 100-enquiry conversion, then pitches offer + native ad + qualification.
Meta record ↗Transformation, not promotion
Replace machine promos with named packages; adds five-clinics-per-city scarcity.
Meta record ↗Client recommendation
Long-form vertical social proof focused on outcomes and hands-on support.
Meta record ↗Testimonial montage
Spoken proof includes 20 appointments in two days and 45 bookings in a month.
Meta record ↗Results B-roll
Fast clinic imagery with oversized metrics; proof and music over spoken pitch.
Meta record ↗Gangnam Clinic B-roll
13-second pattern interrupt built around on-screen result proof.
Meta record ↗
Guarantee-led clinic interior
Single promise over a recognizable clinic environment.
Meta record ↗
Objection / quote card
Dark static treatment with Radiance Aesthetic Clinic branding visible.
Meta record ↗No research cards match that filter.

Native first.
Claims forward.
Vertical framing, bold white overlays, real people, clinic interiors and numeric results. Brand consistency is deliberately light; the result claim is the visual anchor.
Clinic B-roll + oversized numbers + music.
13 secAuthority, mechanism, qualification and scarcity.
55–71 secNative social proof; results and support.
60–93 secThree-step system
Hook: stop buying WhatsApp enquiries.
Body: ad → qualify → sell/follow up.
Close: five clinics accepted monthly.
Thirty-second fix
Hook: stop lead forms and machine promos.
Body: sell transformations + deposit.
Close: 10–40 patient guarantee.
Case-study proof
Hook: new clinic, competitive area.
Body: low-competition treatment + “ugly ad”.
Proof: claimed 190+ appointments / ~98 walk-ins.
Booking diagnostic
Hook: what happens to 100 enquiries?
Body: offer + native ad + prepayment.
Close: seven-day install, five slots.
Transformation pitch
Hook: stop promoting machines.
Body: named package + full fulfilment.
Close: five aesthetic clinics per city.
Social proof
Hook: clients speak, not the agency.
Body: booking counts + better sales.
Close: hands-on support beyond ads.
Four agency pages.
One client template.
Scroll each captured mobile page inside its frame. The strongest recurring choice is one offer with no navigation; the recurring weakness is evidence volume without enough hierarchy.

Automated patient
Narrow white layout; 10–40+ promise and iClosed above the fold, followed by an extremely long proof wall.
- Strength: measurable, low-distraction
- Weakness: repetitive; contact info before times

Strategy call
Dark page, red urgency bar, green benefit line and a scheduler with almost no education.
Open page ↗
Training
One AI Funnel result headline, short Wistia video and one pink strategy-call button.
Open page ↗
Homepage
Positioning, VSL and proof above the fold; testimonials, four-step fulfilment and industry survey below.
Open page ↗Agency acquisition page
- Outcome + guarantee headline
- Scheduler before education
- Proof density carries trust
- Agency identity visible
- Free audit / strategy-call CTA
Client offer page
- Condition + exact first-visit price
- Benefit stack and treatment imagery
- Repeated high-contrast reserve CTA
- Client branding; no main navigation
- Claim / prepay / appointment progression

Advanced Pain Centres
$95 first-time decompression offer with education, proof and repeated reserve CTA.

Wellness Art
Branded corporate office-massage funnel in a distinct public GHL workspace.
The live route
directory.
No sitemap was published. This is a publicly discoverable inventory—not a claim of private completeness.
Agency-owned sales pages 8 routes
Client-branded routes 9 routes
The public
technology stack.
Observed in public page source, DNS and certificates. Shared GHL hosting cannot identify all agency clients, so infrastructure is treated as supporting—not decisive—evidence.
Tier the proof.
Don’t overclaim.
Public branding is not the same as a current contract. The roster below separates live managed-funnel signals from agency-published logos, testimonials and ad proof.
- Advanced Pain Centres — multiple branded funnels, distinct pixel and GHL asset workspace.
- Wellness Art — two branded funnels, distinct pixel/workspace and public active ads linking to them.
- Good Chiro — branded voucher/confirmation page with distinct tracking and workspace.
- The Chiro Lab
- Advanced Pain Centres
- Singapore Bone and Joint Clinic
- Clifford — subtitle unclear
- CUTIS — subtitle too small to verify
- Good Chiro
- AKESO, APC, Wellness Art, MaxFit, FS, Dr. Chiro, Tone Spa, Youth & Beauty Clinic, Endair, TENVIVE and Buttongenic appeared in homepage testimonials/case studies.
- RT Aesthetics, Gangnam Clinic and Radiance Aesthetic Clinic were visible in current-ad proof.
Copy the system.
Not the claims.
The durable lesson is the conversion architecture: specific outcome, diverse native creative, qualification and end-to-end revenue tracking. Avoid the parts that depend on vague mechanism language or weak operational QA.
Ten transferable moves
- Sell booked/prepaid appointments, not leads.
- Use one stable offer with many native variations.
- Lead with a specific vertical and outcome.
- Build creative around booking, sales, show-up and ROI proof.
- Run short case-study clips and long explainers together.
- Put the action mechanism above the fold.
- Qualify before appointment; publish a price floor when suitable.
- Use WhatsApp as infrastructure, not the headline strategy.
- Keep client funnels mobile-first, single-offer and navigation-free.
- Track lead → booking → show-up → sale, not CPL alone.
Five controls to add
- Do not claim AI predicts demand without a real mechanism and evidence.
- Define qualification criteria and fulfilment boundaries before guaranteeing 10–40 patients.
- Do not make giant screenshot walls the only proof.
- Normalize inconsistent “200+ / 250+ / 300+” client counts.
- Continuously test CTA domains; the APC leak shows why.
- Do not force prepayment where offer, trust or market conditions do not support it.
Public evidence.
Point in time.
This portal summarizes a capture made 30 July 2026 MYT. It uses supplied local evidence and links only to public sources.
What was examined
- Meta Ads Library DOM and public advertiser page.
- Submitted Facebook Reel and normalized first-frame match.
- Public agency and client-branded landing pages.
- Public page source, DNS/CNAME and certificates.
- Local Whisper transcriptions of nine video ads.
- Agency-published client logos, testimonials and training.
Limits and safeguards
- Meta showed ~20 results; 11 cards / 19 instances were in the captured DOM.
- Ad status and delivery dates can change after capture.
- No sitemap means route inventory cannot be proven complete.
- Old testimonials may not represent current retainers.
- Transcript names, treatments and some numbers require video-level confirmation before external quotation.
- No login bypass, credentials, port scanning, intrusion or private-host enumeration.