Someone searching for IVF treatment is likely in the middle of a long and exhausting process. Advertising in this sector requires more sensitivity and a less aggressive sales language than other health services.

Success-rate claims are tightly restricted

Statements like “X% success rate” are risky both under Google’s healthcare policies and for honest expectation-setting. Success rates vary hugely by the patient’s age, diagnosis and clinical factors; a generalised number is misleading and risks disapproval.

Concrete process information in the ad copy — the first consultation, the evaluation process, the specialist team — is more credible and lower-risk than a numeric promise.

Tone should match an emotional process

There’s usually a long, difficult story behind this decision. Pressuring or urgency-driven language (“start now”, “don’t waste time”) can backfire; a supportive, informative tone lands better.

Privacy and the remarketing limit

The sensitive-category remarketing restrictions covered on the psychologist page apply here too. An ad that follows someone who visited this page onto other sites is risky both for policy and for trust.

How do we start? First we discuss your service scope and communication tone. You can reach me from the contact page.

Frequently Asked Questions

How should targeting work if we accept international patients?

Separate language and region campaigns are needed; a distinct setup through your EN page works better.

What’s the right conversion action?

A first-consultation request; asking directly for treatment booking is too early an ask at this stage.

Consented, identity-protected patient experience stories build trust, but that content belongs on the site rather than in the ad itself.

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