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What It Is

Agencia Andaluz provides a Google Ads lead-generation system for medical specialists in Mexico. It is not just an ad management service: it bundles medical landing pages, ad account structure, GA4/GTM tracking, CRM lead management, AI-based daily monitoring, and WhatsApp daily reports. Its core goal is to help doctors continuously receive local patient leads while they focus on consultations.

Key Features and Data

The service emphasizes specialization: it works only with doctors, not restaurants, e-commerce, or real estate. On the advertising side, it uses exact match and phrase match to avoid wasting spend on irrelevant searches caused by default broad match. After leads enter the CRM, it stores the patient’s name, phone number, source, and landing page, and tracks stages through a pipeline. Data sources mainly include Google Ads, GA4/GTM, UTM parameters, the CRM, and WhatsApp feedback. Published case examples include an OB-GYN in Sinaloa generating 30+ qualified leads in 90 days with an average CPA of 240 MXN, as well as a urology campaign with 6 landing pages and a CPA target below 350 MXN. However, the cases are anonymous and limited in number.

Pricing and Support

Pricing is relatively transparent: one-time implementation costs 20,000 MXN with no monthly fee, including system setup, 1 month of support, and an operations manual. Implementation + management costs 20,000 MXN setup plus 15,000 MXN/month, with a minimum term of 3 months, including daily optimization, AI monitoring, WhatsApp daily reports, and weekly improvement suggestions. The Google Ads budget is paid separately to Google, with a recommended minimum of 5,000 MXN/month; for major cities, 8,000–12,000 MXN/month is recommended. Support channels include WhatsApp and scheduled calls.

Pros, Cons, and Who It’s For

The strengths are its clear vertical focus, complete delivery workflow, doctor-friendly tracking and daily reports for users without a marketing background, and an exclusivity mechanism of “1 client per specialty per city.” The drawbacks are its obvious geographic limitation—it only targets Mexico—and the lack of detail around the CRM brand, data ownership, privacy compliance, and payment methods. The case sample is also not large enough to prove that results can be replicated across all specialties.

Access from China and Alternatives

Access from China cannot be determined from the main content. The service mainly depends on Google Ads, GA4/GTM, and WhatsApp, which may generally face network or business restrictions in mainland China. Payments also assume MXN pricing and direct payment to Google. For medical lead generation in China, more practical alternatives would typically include local search ads, feed advertising, private-domain CRM, and compliant medical marketing service providers.