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We outgrew our old website at Webserv. Our mission of helping behavioral health providers connect with the right patients has stayed the same. But how we do that has evolved. - Our service offerings have expanded - Our internal operations have matured - Our target audience has become more defined We grew into a more sophisticated organization and the old site didn't reflect that. So we built something that does. Take a look: https://webserv.io/

What is your business doing to stay relevant? Do you know how to rank in AI overviews? At Webserv our GEO services can make sure that you are prepared for what's to come.

Most people think client trust is built by always having the answer. It’s not. It’s built by being honest when you don’t. There’s pressure in marketing to appear unfazed. To say “we’re on it” before even figuring out what “it” is. To toss out theories just to fill silence. But the truth? Saying “I don’t know — but I’ll find out” builds more trust than pretending you’ve got it covered. Clients don’t need a hero. They need a partner who listens, thinks critically, and brings back real answers — not rehearsed ones. At Webserv we know a lot, but we don't know everything, and being proactive and transparent about this builds the trust that leads to great client relationships.

At Webserv, we leverage AI to accelerate performance — not to define it. Smart bidding, broad match, and automated creative tools only go so far without a real strategy behind them. Human oversight is still the difference-maker.

Choose Your Poison: PMax or Broad Match? The Truth for Healthcare Lead Gen In paid search for healthcare, especially for addiction treatment and mental health facilities, it’s not just about driving volume. It’s about driving qualified, high-intent leads you can actually convert and ethically serve. As Google keeps shifting the rules, at Webserv we don’t just read product updates. We test them, break them, and figure out what actually works in the real world. Performance Max is great for reach and automation. It covers all of Google’s inventory and makes scaling simple. But in healthcare lead generation, it often sacrifices control over search intent, lead quality, and transparency — and that comes at a cost. Broad Match on its own is a different kind of risk. It can quickly pull in irrelevant, low-intent, and unqualified leads, which is a real problem in sensitive healthcare campaigns where every inquiry matters. Without the right structure and guardrails, it burns through budget fast and fills your pipeline with poor-fit leads. The key is knowing how to structure these campaign types within a strategy that keeps lead quality high and spend efficient. It’s about finding the right balance between control and reach, making sure you’re showing up where it matters, and using the tools available to support smart, scalable growth — without sacrificing intent or quality. In addiction treatment and mental health lead generation, poor lead quality doesn’t just waste ad spend. It burns out admissions teams, strains resources, and risks patient trust. It’s never about choosing one over the other. It’s about building a balanced, responsible mix that drives the right kind of leads. If you’re navigating this in healthcare too, let’s connect.

Choose Your Poison: PMax or Broad Match? The Truth for Healthcare Lead Gen In paid search for healthcare, especially for addiction treatment and mental health facilities, it’s not just about driving volume. It’s about driving qualified, high-intent leads you can actually convert and ethically serve. As Google keeps shifting the rules, at Webserv we don’t just read product updates. We test them, break them, and figure out what actually works in the real world. Performance Max is great for reach and automation. It covers all of Google’s inventory and makes scaling simple. But in healthcare lead generation, it often sacrifices control over search intent, lead quality, and transparency — and that comes at a cost. Broad Match on its own is a different kind of risk. It can quickly pull in irrelevant, low-intent, and unqualified leads, which is a real problem in sensitive healthcare campaigns where every inquiry matters. Without the right structure and guardrails, it burns through budget fast and fills your pipeline with poor-fit leads. The key is knowing how to structure these campaign types within a strategy that keeps lead quality high and spend efficient. It’s about finding the right balance between control and reach, making sure you’re showing up where it matters, and using the tools available to support smart, scalable growth — without sacrificing intent or quality. In addiction treatment and mental health lead generation, poor lead quality doesn’t just waste ad spend. It burns out admissions teams, strains resources, and risks patient trust. It’s never about choosing one over the other. It’s about building a balanced, responsible mix that drives the right kind of leads. If you’re navigating this in healthcare too, let’s connect.

"In SEO, it’s easy to chase rankings, but in today's changing landscape, it’s better to chase relevance. The real wins happen when your content, structure, and technical foundation work together to bring in qualified users who are actually searching for what you offer."

Recently I’ve made a lot of tools for data analysis using google sheets, and until recently I’d never known about how amazing the database formulas such as DSUM can be for data processing. Unlike their traditional counterparts like SUMIF, which often require multiple formulas for multi-criteria calculations, database functions like DSUM allow you to define criteria over a given range and use a single formula to get your result. For example, I recently used DSUM to replace multiple SUMIFs chained together, improving readability and maintainability. The result? Cleaner sheets, easier audits, and fewer formula headaches, especially as your data scales. Give them a try next time you’re building a reporting or analysis tool!

Working in behavioral health marketing has taught me that this isn’t about selling a product or even necessarily a service. It’s about showing up at one of the most important moments in someone’s life. At Webserv, we partner with mental health and addiction treatment providers to help them reach the people who need them most. These aren’t passive browsers. They’re individuals actively searching for help. Some are ready to leave addiction behind. Others are facing their mental health head-on for the first time. Reaching out is a huge, often life-changing step. We’re not promoting the next quick fix. We’re connecting people who are looking for a way forward with providers who are ready to guide them. That reality shapes everything. - Our creatives need to feel real. - Our messaging needs to be empathetic. - Our strategy needs to respect the weight of the moment. It’s not about clicks. It’s about connection. And it’s one of the most rewarding things you can be a part of.