The Medical Marketers vs Practice Boost
If you’re comparing agencies, you’re doing the right thing. This is a side-by-side comparison using information each agency publishes about itself. Where something isn’t clearly published, we’ve marked it as Not stated. Information was last checked on 29 October 2026.
At a glance
| The Medical Marketers | Practice Boost | |
|---|---|---|
| Healthcare focus | Medical practices, with particular depth in aesthetics (cosmetic clinics and plastic surgeons) | Healthcare clinics: GP, dental, allied health, specialist and cosmetic |
| Compliance | AHPRA and TGA, checked with our own audit tool | Not stated |
| Based in | Adelaide, South Australia; works with practices Australia-wide | Maroubra, NSW |
| Team location | Australia (Adelaide) | Not stated |
| Leadership | Public (Denholm Hale, founder) | Public (Adam Smagarinsky, Director) |
| Reporting | Monthly, in plain English | Monthly, plus dashboard access |
| Contracts | Month-to-month | Not stated |
| Published pricing | Yes: from $999 a month + GST | Not published |
| Onboarding | Within 21 days of enquiry | Not stated |
| Response time | Within 24 hours | Not stated |
| Case studies | Not yet published | Yes, some with metrics |
What you get with The Medical Marketers
You might prefer Practice Boost if
- You want an agency covering a wide mix of clinic types
- You’d like sales training for your team alongside marketing
- Dashboard access and regular performance meetings suit how you work
Why practices change marketing providers
Practices usually review their marketing after one of these:
- Discovering content or ads that don’t meet the AHPRA or TGA rules.
- Not being able to see what’s working, or reports full of numbers that don’t connect to bookings.
- A different account manager every few months.
- Unclear ownership of the website, ad accounts or Google Business Profile.
If any of these sound familiar, it’s worth checking how your current provider works before you renew.
Which fits your practice?
Before you decide
Whichever agency you choose, it helps to know where your enquiries come from now, what’s limiting growth and whether anything already published could put your registration at risk. A free audit answers those questions, with no obligation.
Sources and method. Information about Practice Boost comes only from its own public website, checked on 29 October 2026. If anything here is out of date or inaccurate, please let us know and we’ll correct it.
- practiceboost.com.au
- practiceboost.com.au/about-us
- practiceboost.com.au/services/dental-medical-seo
- practiceboost.com.au/case-studies