We build doctors and clinic owners in Egypt a brand patients recognise — in 90 days. Without running ads, without hiring a team, and without more than 10 hours a month of your time.
We'd rather lose the call than take on a practice this doesn't suit.
None of these clients runs a clinic — so what you're looking at is identity, consistency and retention, not patient numbers. The screenshots are the accounts themselves.
Clinic after clinic bidding for the same rented attention — while the channel that keeps working after the budget stops sits empty.
We don't replace your media buyer. We make their traffic convert — and build the channel underneath it that doesn't switch off.
Anyone opening your profile knows in three seconds what kind of doctor you are and who you're right for. You stop being a row in a comparison table.
First 2 weeksThe moment a patient looks you up starts working for you instead of costing you.
To day 45Your name gets said without you. Patients arrive knowing how you work, and it never resets — every month adds to the last.
Month 2 onwardNot a retainer with a vague scope. This is the list, and it's the same list in the contract.
Left exactly as written, in the clients' own Arabic.
Fair question. Most doctors have already tried at least two of them.
They post. Nobody there decides what you stand for, so month six looks like month one with different captions — volume, and no position.
Good at what they do, and we don't replace them. But the click still lands on a profile that gives a stranger no reason to pick you, so the cost per case climbs every quarter.
They shoot beautifully, then hand you the files. Nobody wrote the scripts around a position, nobody publishes them, and nobody answers the messages that come back.
Cheapest option in the room and the most expensive one in practice — it's your face and your registration on the line, with nobody reviewing what goes out before it goes out.
The knowledge isn't the bottleneck, the ten hours a week is. Every doctor we've met who took this route had stopped publishing by week five.
Mohamed leads the account himself — the positioning session at the start, the monthly strategy session, and the calls in between. A team of ten sits behind him: writers, a production crew, designers, editors, and the people who run the accounts day to day.
What he won't do is promise you a number of patients. The clients on this page have been with us anywhere from three to fourteen months, and every one of them renewed because the work was delivered — not because a number was guaranteed.
What happens after a patient makes contact isn't in our hands — your reception, your prices, your schedule. Anyone promising a case count per month is either selling words, or about to send you junk enquiries to hit it.
30,000 to 55,000 EGP a month, moved by content volume, number of platforms, and one doctor versus a clinic with several. That covers six jobs — strategy, brand direction, script writing, filming and editing, design, and running the accounts day to day — not someone sending you a post. The way to size it: your average case value × 2–3 is roughly the fee. Six months minimum, and no discounts on price — if budget is tight we cut scope instead.
Self-promotion is. Scientific explanation isn't — as long as you speak inside your registered specialty, state things simply, promote neither yourself nor any medication, and identify yourself as registered. Every script is checked before you're in front of a camera, and anything promising an outcome or comparing you to another doctor comes out. We aren't a legal authority: anything unclear, we'll tell you to take back to the Syndicate.
No. We don't run ads and don't want to. Your media buyer keeps the traffic; we make it convert — the same click lands on someone the patient recognises instead of a name and a photo. What we add is the channel underneath it, which keeps working the day you stop spending.
Best where patients research for weeks and the decision is trust-driven: aesthetics and dermatology, cosmetic dentistry, fertility and IVF, bariatric surgery. Worst for emergencies, where the patient goes to whoever is closest. One thing matters more than specialty though — whether you're willing to appear.
We guarantee delivery, not patient numbers — what happens after contact isn't in our hands. Every month we measure things you can check yourself: profile visits, incoming messages, video completion rates, new reviews. If those are flat after three months the positioning needs changing, and fixing it is our job at no extra cost.
One positioning session at the start — ninety minutes, and nobody can sit it for you. Then one or two filming days a month, agreed well in advance, plus a short monthly session. Under ten hours. The hard part isn't the hours, it's holding the filming date.
Every doctor says this, and every doctor answers the same thirty questions every week in clinic without noticing. We pull those out of you in the first session and turn them into a script calendar — and you review every script before filming.
Fair — nobody trained you to speak to a lens. You're never improvising: the script is written, reviewed by you and rehearsed before the camera is on. And what colleagues react badly to is a doctor selling himself; a doctor explaining his own specialty is the version they respect. Plenty of clients dread the first film. None has regretted it.
Look at what's up, first. Usually the problem isn't volume — every piece says something different, so a follower comes away thinking you're a good doctor without knowing what kind. We settle that line first. Case 02 above is exactly this.
You do. Accounts, domains, raw footage and every finished asset stay in your name, during and after. We hold nothing back as leverage.
A team of ten, with Mohamed Korany leading the account himself and a monthly strategy session with him. Not a queue you submit requests into.
The first two months are build — positioning, profile rebuild, the shoot, the signature film, the content bank — and compounding only shows from month three. A three-month engagement would end the month the work starts paying off.
On the call we'll open your account and the two closest to you in your specialty, and tell you plainly what's missing. Thirty minutes, no pressure.
