RootLogic Lead Pipeline
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Lead Pipeline

What are the opportunity values ($50, $500, $9,100) and why do they matter?

These three dollar amounts are not just labels — they directly train Google Ads and Meta to send your practice better patients, and getting them wrong corrupts that signal.

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Each pipeline stage has a fixed dollar value
Lead Received = $50. Consult Booked = $500. Procedure Booked = $9,100. These values are set by your account manager and are the same across the pipeline. You will see them on each opportunity card. Do not change them manually.
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The values reflect the real revenue potential at each stage
A new form fill is worth $50 to us — most don't convert, so we weight it low. A booked consult is worth $500 because it takes meaningful buying intent. A booked procedure is $9,100 because that's close to the average revenue a hair restoration patient brings in. The ratios matter — they reflect reality.
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When a card moves stages, RootLogic automatically reports the value to Google and Meta
Every time an opportunity progresses through the pipeline correctly (via the calendar booking flow, not a manual drag), RootLogic sends that conversion event and its dollar value back to Google Ads and Meta as an offline conversion. Google's Smart Bidding and Meta's algorithm then use this data to find more people who look like your best patients.
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Wrong values train the algorithm to send the wrong patients
If a card gets manually dragged to Consult Booked without a real booking happening, or if procedure bookings aren't logged at all, Google and Meta get inaccurate signals. Over weeks and months, the algorithm optimizes toward the wrong lead types — often higher-volume but lower-quality inquirers. This quietly raises your cost per actual patient.
Important: Never manually edit the dollar value on an opportunity card. If you think a value looks wrong, contact your VMMG account manager — do not change it yourself. Even a well-intentioned edit breaks the offline conversion data.
Pro tip: Think of these values like a score your practice sends to the ad platforms after every interaction. Clean pipeline hygiene — moving cards the right way, at the right time — is one of the highest-leverage things your front desk does for marketing performance.