Name: Dental Marketing Copilot
Brand: Dental Marketing Copilot

Question 1

What do most dental marketing agencies keep?

Accepted Answer

Many agencies build the website on their hosting, open Google Ads and Meta accounts under their manager access, and control analytics. The practice receives reports. The underlying accounts and the site itself often remain under agency control. Leaving can mean losing the site, the campaign history, or both. Rebuilding requires new accounts, new tracking, and a period in which prior learning is unavailable.

Question 2

Can I own my dental marketing accounts and website?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Dental Marketing Copilot runs campaigns on accounts and properties you own — including your website. If you leave, the assets and history stay with the practice. There is no lock-in.

Question 3

What stays in your name?

Accepted Answer

The website, domain, Google Ads account, Meta account, conversion tracking, and analytics remain in the practice’s name. The service receives access to manage them. Ownership does not transfer. You can review the accounts directly. The data is not mediated through a separate dashboard that the agency controls.

Question 4

How do you check who owns your marketing today?

Accepted Answer

Four checks answer the question for most practices. If the answer to any of these is "the agency," that asset and the history inside it may not leave with you.

Question 5

What happens when you leave?

Accepted Answer

You keep the accounts and the history. There is no need to rebuild campaigns on a new account or recover a site from an agency-controlled host. The relationship ends without an asset transfer fight. The learning that was developed stays with the practice.

Question 6

Why does it matter who holds the history?

Accepted Answer

Campaign history is not just a record of what was spent. It holds the audience data, the conversion history, and the optimization learning that make the next dollar more efficient than the last. When the history stays with the practice, that learning compounds. When it stays with an agency, the practice pays again to rebuild what it already funded, and spends a period without the prior learning while it does.

Question 7

What should you ask before signing with any agency?

Accepted Answer

The time to settle ownership is before the work starts. Ask whose name the domain and website will be in, and where the site will be hosted. Ask who will own the Google Ads and Meta accounts and whether the agency will hold ownership or only management access. Ask where conversion tracking and analytics will live. And ask what happens to the accounts and the history if you part ways. Clear answers to those questions are the difference between an asset and a rental.

Question 8

How is AI used?

Accepted Answer

AI supports optimization and efficiency inside accounts you own. It does not require moving data or properties to an outside platform. Search is prioritized. Budget scales only after efficiency is established. The management fee covers the work. Media spend stays in your accounts and is separate.

Question 9

What changes if you switch to Dental Marketing Copilot?

Accepted Answer

Nothing about ownership moves toward us. Assets already in the practice's name stay there, and management access is added so the work can be done. Anything currently held elsewhere is identified so the practice can bring it into its own name. From that point on, every campaign, every change, and every result is recorded in accounts the practice keeps.

Question 10

Does owning the accounts mean doing the work yourself?

Accepted Answer

No. Ownership and management are separate. The practice owns the website, domain, ad accounts, tracking, and analytics, and Dental Marketing Copilot is granted access to run and improve them. Strategy, campaign structure, bidding, creative testing, and ongoing optimization are handled. What the practice keeps is the asset and the history, not the workload.

Question 11

How are the fee and the ad spend kept apart?

Accepted Answer

Media spend is paid directly to the platforms on accounts the practice owns. The management fee covers the work of running and improving those accounts. Because the two never mix, there is no media markup hidden inside the fee, and the practice can see exactly what went to the channel and what paid for the management.

Who owns your dental website and ad accounts

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Who owns your dental website and ad accounts

What do most dental marketing agencies keep?+

Can I own my dental marketing accounts and website?+

What stays in your name?+

How do you check who owns your marketing today?+

What happens when you leave?+

Why does it matter who holds the history?+

What should you ask before signing with any agency?+

How is AI used?+

What changes if you switch to Dental Marketing Copilot?+

Does owning the accounts mean doing the work yourself?+

How are the fee and the ad spend kept apart?+

The intelligence behind the whole system.