Built for the mailbox, not for Google
Someone over 45, outdoors, one hand on the phone. Your number is the biggest thing on the screen.
Bloodwork first
The page sells your process, not a promise.
The line nobody else can say
If levels come back normal, you say so. That gets a section of its own.
No fake anything
No invented numbers, no stock doctors, no promised results.
Four fields
Name, phone, email, best time. Or just the call button.
Hosted on your own Cloudflare account
Free, opened in your name, and you grant us access to publish. Nothing is rented from us and nothing is locked to us. Same for the web address.
How it gets built
One page that changes rarely is a different problem to a website.
Static page, we make the edits
The page is built once and served as plain files. Nothing to log into, nothing to patch, no plugins, and no database holding your enquiries. It is the fastest option on a phone and the hardest to break into, which matters on a page collecting names and numbers. Text changes come to us and go live the same day.
Static page, plus an editor for the copy
Same page and same speed, with a simple browser screen where your team edits the headline, the steps and the questions. Adds a little setup. Worth it if you expect to test different wording between mail drops.
WordPress
Right if this page joins your other sites on one system your team administers, rather than standing alone. It costs you a server to keep patched and a login to keep secure for a single page, so we would only suggest it as part of consolidating the sites you already run.
One caution whichever you pick
The prescription disclaimer and the medical wording should not be casually editable. Whatever we build, that block stays locked and changes only with your counsel's sign off.
What we need from you
The page cannot go live without these.
- One phone number
- Web address for the QR code
- Physician names and license states
- The postcard offer
- Legal name and street address
- Clinic hours
- LegitScript status
Four things we recommend
Small decisions that make the campaign measurable.
- One number for the campaignThree numbers across three sites makes a call impossible to attribute.
- A tracking number on the cardForwards straight to you, and counts what the drop produced.
- Decide who answersA campaign that rings out is the expensive way to fail.
- No ad trackers on the pageRegulators have pursued health advertisers over exactly this.
Who does what
So nothing waits on the wrong desk.
| Task | Owns it | Other side | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Design and build the page | J.M. Field | Approve | Kingsberg signs off on copy and look before launch. |
| Photography | Kingsberg | Place it | You shoot the clinic. We select, crop and optimise. |
| Medical and legal copy review | Kingsberg | Draft it | Your counsel has final say on every claim. |
| Domain and hosting account | Kingsberg | Set up | Opened in your name. We configure and publish. |
| Postcard artwork and mail drop | Kingsberg | Advise | We supply the QR target and the message match. |
| Answering the phone | Kingsberg | Track it | We report calls. You take them. |
| Reporting after the drop | J.M. Field | Review | Scans, calls and form fills against pieces mailed. |
Owns it decides and delivers.Other side is the input we need from the other party.
Send us four photos and it gets better immediately.
Your building with the sign, the waiting room, the draw station, and each physician. A phone camera in daylight is fine. Until then the page uses a licensed shot of the Broward shoreline.