What exactly do you do each month?

We reply where your buyers ask for a tool like yours. We post on your social accounts. We publish pages that answer what buyers search and ask AI. We make carousels and short videos. And we check if ChatGPT, Claude and Google name you. Each plan shows the exact amounts.

Do you post from my accounts?

Yes, from yours. We connect them during setup and post from them every day. Every reply is written to help the person asking, and says who it’s from.

What if it goes wrong?

If anything goes wrong on our side, you get your money back. And on day 15 you can stop, pay nothing more, and keep everything we made.

What if I want to stop at day 15?

Then don’t pay the rest of month one. You keep every page, post and draft we made.

Will this get me signups?

We don’t promise signups or sales. Nobody honest can. We promise the amount of work. If we don’t deliver 100% of your plan’s work, you keep the money: you don’t pay the rest of month one, due on day 15.

Do I need to get on a call?

No. You can do everything without one. If you’d like to talk first, book 20 minutes.

Your buyers are asking for a tool like yours. Here’s where.

What you’ll get

An example Growth Ops Report, for a company that doesn’t exist

This is what yours will look like. The company and everything in it is made up, so we never share anyone’s real report.

Growth Ops Report · week of 28 Sep

ExampleDent

exampledent.test

Online booking and recall reminders for dental clinics with 1–5 chairs. 4-person team.

Example · company made up

1 of 3
AI assistants name you
0 of 4
top Google results name you
12
buyers asking for a tool like yours this week
5
competitors named instead of you

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Where you stand

Clinic managers asked ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Google for “the best scheduling software for a small dental practice” this week. Every answer named Molarmind and Cuspware. The good news: Gemini already names ExampleDent. ChatGPT, Claude and Google don’t yet, and ExampleDent has no comparison page of its own.

2

What AI tells your buyers

We ask AI tools the same question your buyers ask.

What’s the best scheduling app for a small dental clinic with two hygienists?

ChatGPTyou’re not named
MolarmindCuspwareEnamel HQ
Claudeyou’re not named
CuspwareMolarmindFlosstrack
Geminiyou’re named
MolarmindCuspwareExampleDent

3

What Google shows them

The top results, and the tools each one names.

best dental scheduling software for small practices

#1dentalofficeguide.test
The 9 best dental scheduling tools (2026)
MolarmindCuspwareEnamel HQFlosstrack
you’re not named
#2softwarereviews.test
Dental practice scheduling software: compare
MolarmindCuspwareChairnote
you’re not named
#3cuspware.test
Top 7 scheduling apps for small clinics
CuspwareMolarmindEnamel HQ
you’re not named
#4practiceforum.test
What do small practices use for booking?
Enamel HQCuspware
you’re not named

Someone unhappy with the biggest tool searches molarmind alternatives. The results name:

CuspwareEnamel HQBicuspid BookFlosstrackChairnote

ExampleDent: not named

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Buyers asking right now

Real people asking for what you sell, this week.

Reddit · r/dentaloffice · 28 SepReady to buy
“Moving a 3-chair practice off the paper appointment book. What do you use for scheduling plus reminders?”
Named:
CuspwareMolarmind
you’re not in it
Facebook · Dental Office Managers group · 27 SepHas the problem
“Our Monday no-shows are killing us. Has anyone automated text reminders that patients actually answer?”
Named:
Enamel HQ
you’re not in it
X · a solo dentist · 29 SepComparing
“Dentist friends: is Molarmind worth it for a solo practice, or is it overkill?”
Named:
MolarmindChairnote
you’re not in it
LinkedIn · a practice manager’s post · 28 SepSwitching
“We changed scheduling tools twice this year. Never again. (Comments: 40 people asking what she landed on.)”
Named:
Bicuspid Book
you’re not in it
Quora · Practice owners · 26 SepComparing
“Cuspware vs Enamel HQ for a practice opening a second location?”
Named:
CuspwareEnamel HQ
you’re not in it
Reddit · r/DentalHygiene · 25 SepHas the problem
“Hygiene recall reminders: do you use software, or does someone just work a spreadsheet?”
Named:
Flosstrack
you’re not in it

+ 6 more in the full report, each with a link.

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The replies we’d post

Written to help, not sell. Posted from your account. Each one says who it’s from.

Reply to: r/dentaloffice · “moving a 3-chair practice off the paper book”
ED
Before you pick a tool, write down your 3 most common appointment types and how long each really takes. Most switches go wrong because the new calendar uses its own slot lengths, and by Wednesday the day is overbooked. In any trial, check two things: can the front desk move a whole day at once, and do reminders go out by text with a one-tap confirm?
Disclosure: I work on ExampleDent, a booking tool for small clinics. Happy to share the slot-length sheet we give new clinics either way.
Reply to: Dental Office Managers · “Monday no-shows”
ED
What worked for clinics we talk to: a text 48 hours out that asks for a reply (C to confirm, R to reschedule), then a second text the morning before, only to people who didn’t answer. A reminder that asks for nothing gets ignored.
I’m on the ExampleDent team (we build reminders like this), so take that into account.

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Pages we’d build first

Each one answers a search your buyers already make.

Molarmind alternatives for 1–5 chair practices
For the search “molarmind alternatives” · 5 top Google lists leave you out
ExampleDent vs Cuspware: year-one cost for a 3-chair clinic
For the search “cuspware pricing” · people complain about Cuspware’s price going up
How small clinics cut no-shows: the reminder schedule
For the search “reduce dental no-shows” · asked twice this week
Free patient recall tracker (spreadsheet)
For the search “dental recall template” · people still do this by hand

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Your first 30 days

Week 1
Comparison and “alternatives” pages go live. First 35 replies in threads like the ones above.
Week 2
No-show guide and recall sheet go live. Posting every day on 4 apps. 2 reels.
Week 3
Replies grow to 40 a week. First carousel. Check which AI answers start to name you.
Week 4
Do more of what sent visitors. Your 30-day report.

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Why listen to us

We did this for ourselves first.

130 → 1,700+

visitors a month, July to September

$0

spent on ads. Not one paid ad.

11,832

comments where our buyers were talking, on 8 apps

How we did it, with every number: the full case study.

When you’re ready

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