Clinic Success Partners × Resilient Life Care + Lumi Support
For Michael + Louisa · 28 Apr 2026 · v2.0.1

You're at A$400K a month, built on family,
scaled through Lumi. Here's the channel that moves you toward A$7M ARR.

You said it on the discovery call: A$1.5M/quarter floor, then A$7M ARR by July 2027. Three Tier 1 participants are carrying 44% of your projected A$4.5M FY revenue, that is an extraordinary growth story and a real concentration risk in the same sentence. This deck shows how a scalable acquisition channel adds A$1.19M of new ARR in Year 1 alone (realistic case), 1.5 paying clients per month on top of the Lumi-fed pace, and replaces concentration risk faster than it can erode. If a Tier 1 participant moves on, the pipeline replaces them. If nothing changes, you grow faster toward the A$7M target. Either way, the load on the three big placements gets shared, and the family-business unit you and Louisa have built keeps running the way it should.

If you read nothing else
  • 1. Three Tier 1 placements are 44% of revenue. Plan 3 installs the channel that replenishes that risk, on top of the Lumi-fed pace.
  • 2. Plan 3 is A$2,250 / month effective across 8 months. Both websites included free. Louisa picks the concept on Day 3.
  • 3. Realistic case: 1.5 new clients per month added on top of Lumi. One Tier 2 conversion pays the A$18K management fee back inside ~5 weeks of billing, and the full A$46K fully-loaded engagement back inside ~3 months. One Tier 1 win pays the whole A$46K back inside 3-7 weeks.
  • 4. You own all accounts, copy, creative, source code and tracking data. Pause-without-penalty (WhatsApp, ads pause within 24hrs, billing prorated to days-active).
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A$4.5M
FY25/26 projected revenue
A$400K/month run rate. 50 active participants. Three Tier 1 = 44% of revenue.
A$7M
ARR target · July 2027
Your stated 15-month target. This engagement adds A$1.19M of new ARR in Year 1 toward it, on top of Lumi's organic pace.
A$800K
Tier 1 LTV / yr
~A$237/hr active rate × 65 billable hrs/wk (active + sleepover blend) × 52 wks. NDIS 2025-26 schedule.
A$2,250
Effective monthly rate · Plan 3
A$18K paid upfront across 8 months effective. Both websites included free. ~1.5% of the A$1.19M Year-1 ARR added.

You don't need more referrals.
You need a scalable acquisition channel.

"If we can start generating our own leads from Google and not rely on Lumi for a lot of referrals, that's the play. Lumi has been a genius business move, but it's also where the risk sits."

Michael Baxter, Resilient Life Care · Discovery call, 23 April 2026

Lumi is a brilliant feeder system, and the family-business unit you and Louisa have built around it is the reason Resilient is at A$400K a month and not A$40K. But your three Tier 1 participants are 44% of revenue. Each Tier 1 averages ~A$55K of monthly revenue. If two of them leave next month for any reason, you lose ~A$110K of monthly revenue overnight. That's not a marketing problem. That's a system problem.

SA1NT

Same operator. Ranked SA1NT #1 across US + AU.

We worked together on SA1NT. #1 organic rankings across every keyword that mattered, both markets, no paid spend. The engagement closed on a data-led ROI projection. Different industry now, same approach. Below: live keyword volumes, real CPCs, CAC and LTV math, NDIS pricing verified to the 2025-26 NDIA price schedule. The company that delivered Light Me Up Therapy is the one you're hiring here. One operator, full continuity.

What gets bought elsewhere

  • Lead-counting, no tracking back to actual signed revenue
  • Generic playbook reused across unrelated providers
  • Creative without Tier 1 case study depth
  • No NDIS Code of Conduct review (referral-fee risk)
  • Splose-style attribution gap, no way to prove ROI
  • Junior account manager on the day-to-day
  • "More leads" is the goal, more waste is the result

What we'd run for Resilient + Lumi

  • Tier 1 / Tier 2 lead targeting at the keyword level
  • Direct NDIS receipts from Light Me Up Therapy carry forward
  • NDIS Code of Conduct review on every line of ad copy
  • Real attribution, every lead tagged from click through to signed revenue via offline conversion imports
  • Hospital discharge / SIL / 24/7 positioning, not generic
  • Pause-without-penalty when your roster says no
  • Same operator who paced SA1NT, with senior PPC bench depth on tactical execution

Where you are vs.
where you could be.

You are not starting from zero. You are starting from an exceptional foundation. Here's what changes when the system is in place.

AreaRight nowWith the system
Lead source100% from Lumi referrals + word of mouth. One channel, three Tier 1 clients.Lumi keeps feeding. On top of that, Google Ads brings hospital discharge planners and family decision-makers directly to a Tier 1-targeted site.
Tier 1 concentration3 participants = 44% of A$4.5M FY revenue. Each averages ~A$55K monthly revenue. Single departure = ~A$55K monthly revenue drop.Pipeline producing 1-3 Tier 1-fit enquiries per month inside 90 days. One Tier 1 conversion = entire engagement payback.
Resilient websiteE-commerce template platform. Phone number is the H1 on every page. No structured data. No tracking installed. 7 indexed pages.Custom-coded WordPress site. Three priority pages (Hospital Transition, SIL by Suburb, 24/7 Complex Care). Schema for FAQ rich results. Tracking live before launch.
Lumi websiteSome minor copy clean-ups identified across the homepage. Pre-launch hygiene items reviewed privately before publication.If Lumi is in scope: rebuild positions Lumi as the specialist in complex transitions, with all pre-launch items confirmed quietly off the deck.
Tracking + attributionZero analytics installed on either site. You don't know which dollar of marketing brought which participant.You'll see enquiry → consultation → signed → revenue, by source. Plays straight into your existing Google Analytics fluency from your SA1NT days.
Reviews + reputationNo Google review monitoring. Mental-health-adjacent providers can see review feedback shaped by participant circumstances as much as by the care delivered.Review response within 48hrs, NDIS-compliant, supportive tone. Reputation actively managed in a way that protects the team and the participant.
Geographic reachMelbourne + Brisbane (Caboolture). Sunshine Coast + Gold Coast as "we go where it makes sense" but no marketing presence.Phase 1 covers Melbourne metro + north Brisbane. Sunshine Coast + Gold Coast extension when roster supports.
Revenue trajectoryA$400K monthly revenue. Trajectory dependent on Lumi feeding pace + roster capacity. A$1.5M/quarter floor target. A$7M ARR target by July 2027.A$1.19M of new ARR added in Year 1 (realistic case), 1.5 paying clients/mo on top of the Lumi-fed organic pace. Pipeline ramped to steady-state by end of Year 1, on track to A$7M target.

6 reasons you're
already ahead.

01
Three Tier 1 placements families recognise themselves in
Consent and dignity first, content second. Three Tier 1 placements proving Resilient is built for participants other providers turn away. Motorcycle accident hospital transition (largest, ~A$800K/yr). Complex autism Level 3 placement where the previous provider escalated everything to incidents. Brisbane stroke transfer in the Caboolture catchment. None of these become public-facing copy without explicit written consent from each participant or their formal decision-maker, anonymised in the way each family is comfortable with, and never used in any way that compromises the care relationship. Where consent is granted, anonymised stories become trust signals for the next family searching "ndis hospital discharge" at 2am next to a hospital bed.
02
A husband-and-wife team running both sides of the file
Louisa runs the support coordination side at Lumi. Michael runs the support work side at Resilient. That combination is structurally rare in NDIS, where coordination and support work almost always sit in separate companies with separate priorities. Families navigating hospital discharge, complex care, or 24/7 placements want one family looking after their family. Hikma, A1, CSBS, and the rest of the audit set cannot replicate this without a re-org. You already have it.
03
Existing Caboolture client = local proof no competitor can fake
You already have a real Tier 1 24/7 client in the Caboolture catchment (the Brisbane stroke transfer). A1 Healthcare lists Caboolture as a service area but has no local team. What Ability serves Caboolture but caps at community access. You are the only provider in the audit set actually servicing a Tier 1 there. Every "NDIS Caboolture" search has Michael as the answer.
04
NDIS-registered, ABN visible, audit-ready
ABN 75 672 596 217. NDIS registration current to 26 May 2028. Listed on the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission provider register. Some competitors in the audit set don't appear cleanly. Yours does. That's a defensive backlink almost nobody activates.
05
Hospital partnerships already alive
Two of your three Tier 1 clients arrived through hospital discharge. That's not a guess, it's a working channel. Affective Care has a hospital discharge page but it's Sydney-only. Endeavour Foundation has none at all. A1 has the page but no proof. You have the proof, just not the page yet.
06
The acquisition math is nothing like e-commerce
A$66K blended ticket in Year 1 against a fully-loaded CAC of A$3,833 = 17× annual ROAS on the realistic scenario. Healthcare-PPC industry benchmark sits at 3-5×. Conservative floor still delivers 12.6× annual. Same data-led discipline you ran at SAINT (organic there, paid here), just two extra zeros on every customer. We lead with annual ROAS, not 7-year LTV:CAC, because the annual number is the honest one for a numbers-fluent prospect.

Three acquisition engines,
all running in parallel from Day 1.

We don't run one thing and wait. We build everything at the same time so revenue flows from multiple directions at once.

📍
Engine 3: Local SEO + Reviews
Foundation work. Compounds in the background.
Google Business Profile optimisation for Melbourne and Brisbane. Neither GBP currently surfaces a star rating. 30-day fix.
Review-management protocol. Mental-health-adjacent care can attract feedback shaped by the participant's circumstances rather than the support delivered. Protocol: respond within 48 hours, NDIS-compliant, supportive in tone, redirect to private resolution channels. Protects the team's dignity and the participant's at the same time.
NAP consistency across MyCareSpace, Clickability, NDIS Provider Finder.
Citation cleanup so Google's local pack starts surfacing Resilient on "NDIS support worker [suburb]" queries.
To be clear. Local SEO is not the immediate revenue lever. Reviews are harder to scale in NDIS because the service is delivered to participants who can't always rate on their own. We do the foundation work, it compounds quietly. Engines 1 and 2 are where the lifting happens.

Six tactical decisions most agencies skip.

Strategy is the easy part. The reason most paid-acquisition campaigns leak budget is the dozen tactical decisions between the brief and the launch. Here is what we'd actually run on your account, with the plain-English version under each technical line so you and Louisa can react to both.

1. GCLID capture, then offline conversion imports

TechnicalEvery form fill captures a unique Google click ID into your CRM. When a participant signs and starts billing 4 to 12 weeks later, that signed value gets pushed back to Google Ads via offline conversion imports, so smart bidding optimises against actual revenue, not form-fills.

In plain EnglishMost agencies count form-fills as "conversions" and stop there. But NDIS plan approval lands weeks after the click. If we don't send the actual signed-deal value back to Google when it eventually happens, the algorithm goes looking for more tyre-kickers. We close that loop, so Google learns to find more of the people who actually sign and pay.

2. Three primary conversion actions, no vanity metrics

TechnicalThree primary conversions tracked: form submission, phone call duration over 60 seconds, calendar booking. Secondary observation events (page-time, scroll depth, email click) tracked but not optimised against. If you're already on Splose for participant intake we plug into that, otherwise tracking lives in your existing CRM directly.

In plain EnglishWe don't count every click. We count when a hospital social worker actually fills the form, picks up the phone for more than a minute (a real conversation, not a hang-up), or books a call. Casual browsing is tracked but doesn't muddy the bidding model.

3. Smart bidding progression, not target CPA from Day 1

TechnicalDays 1 to 21: Maximize Conversions, no caps, gather signal. Days 21 to 60: shift to target cost-per-acquisition once 30+ conversions have landed in a 30-day window. Days 60+: graduate to target ROAS only after offline conversion imports are pushing real revenue back, so the algorithm has actual closed-deal data to optimise against.

In plain EnglishMost agencies set a "target cost per lead" on Day 1 and starve the campaign before it has learned anything. We let Google explore freely for the first three weeks, then tighten the cost target once it knows what a good lead looks like, then later switch to optimising for revenue once closed-deal data is feeding back.

4. Negative keyword strategy from Day 1

TechnicalDay-1 shared negative list of 200+ recruitment terms (jobs, career, employment, vacancy, hiring, salary, training course, certificate, qualification), DIY and research terms (free, template, calculator, what is, eligibility self-test), and competitor brand terms outside defensive bidding. List updated weekly from search-term reports.

In plain EnglishHalf the people searching "NDIS support worker" are looking for a job, not a service. We block those searches from Day 1 so your ad spend doesn't get burned showing your ad to job seekers reading it as a recruitment listing. Updated weekly as new junk searches surface in the data.

5. Healthcare + NDIS Code of Conduct compliance review

TechnicalEvery ad copy reviewed against Google's Healthcare and Medicines policy (no "guaranteed outcomes" language, no specific clinical claims, no exploitation of vulnerable persons) and the NDIS Code of Conduct (no inducement language, no implied referral fees). Schema markup for HealthcareOrganization and LocalBusiness validated against rich-result requirements.

In plain EnglishHealthcare ads on Google get policy-rejected if you say the wrong thing, and NDIS providers can be reported to the Commission for ad copy that breaches Code of Conduct. We've already done this dance for Light Me Up Therapy under the same regulatory framework, so every line of copy gets reviewed before it goes live.

6. Live performance dashboard + weekly written brief

TechnicalLive performance dashboard updating daily, accessible to you and Louisa from Day 10. Funnel view from impression to click to enquiry to NDIS-fit-enquiry to consultation to signed to revenue. Geo and time-of-day heatmaps. Source and medium overlay. Weekly written brief every Monday with action items, not just numbers.

In plain EnglishYou see what is working in real time, on a single page in plain English. Top 5 winning searches, top 5 wasting searches, what we changed last week, what we are testing this week. No 47-tab spreadsheets and no quarterly PDF reports.
Light Me Up Therapy

Where we've done this before · Light Me Up Therapy

lightmeuptherapy.com

NDIS-registered therapy provider, Australian, same regulatory framework you operate under. Same team you'd be hiring here ran the account end to end. Numbers below are 12 months of live spend, triple-checked against the Google Ads account.

1,385
Conversions
A$34,366
Total ad spend (12mo)
A$24.81
Blended CPA
4.72%
Blended CR
Account structure

One Performance Max volume engine plus one Search campaign on therapist-finder terms. Four PMAX asset groups across the priority service categories. Negative-keyword shared list day one (recruitment, DIY, competitor brand).

The geo split that mattered

Sydney PMAX A$1.50 CPA, Perth A$3.05, Melbourne A$8.71. Melbourne healthcare CPCs run 2-3x Sydney's structurally. The Melbourne floor is what we'll use to calibrate Resilient projections, not the Sydney number.

What carries forward to you

Same compliance review (Healthcare ad policy + NDIS Code of Conduct), same conversion-action discipline, same negative-keyword playbook, same offline conversion imports feeding signed-deal value back to smart bidding. Same senior PPC specialist on the day-to-day.

P
Want a reference call?

Pia, the founder at Light Me Up Therapy, is happy to take 5 minutes on WhatsApp to talk about how we run her account. Tomas can share her number after Monday's call. Direct word from someone in your regulatory framework, no agency-pitch in between.

People are already searching.
You're not showing up yet.

Every number below is live Australian Google Ads search volume and CPC, pulled this week. 56 keywords analysed, organised into the four campaigns we'd build. Total measurable monthly volume across the priority cluster: ~30,000 searches/month. Average CPC across high-intent terms: A$5-15.

Keyword AU vol/mo CPC (AUD) Comp. Why it matters
Cluster 1 · Hospital Discharge (highest LTV per click)
ndis hospital discharge<10*est A$10-15LOWSub-threshold but PMAX picks via theme matching
ndis hospital transition<10*est A$8-12LOWNascent term, growing with NDIA hospital liaison reforms
hospital to home ndis<10*est A$7-12LOWCSBS positioning here, low competitive density
complex care hospital discharge<10*est A$8-16LOWHighest opportunity ratio in cluster, near-zero competition
post hospital ndis support<10*est A$6-12LOWHigh-intent, family decision-maker term
Cluster 2 · Supported Independent Living (highest volume + intent)
supported independent living1,900A$8.19LOWHead term, dominated organically by ndis.gov.au, paid lane open
sil accommodation720A$8.73MEDIUMFamily decision-maker accommodation searches
sil provider590A$10.56MEDIUMHigh commercial intent, geo-modifier multiplies
sil home480A$7.80LOWHome-first positioning, family research stage
ndis sil480A$6.40LOWSpecific intent, cheap CPC
sil melbourne110A$13.09LOWGeo-targeted, premium CPC, qualified searcher
sil vacancy110A$6.16MEDIUMActive need, time-sensitive intent
Cluster 3 · Geo + Local NDIS (defensive + volume)
ndis provider near me2,900A$5.74MEDIUMLocal-pack adjacent, GBP-optimisation pairs perfectly
ndis melbourne590A$5.85MEDIUMBrand-defensive Melbourne metro
ndis provider brisbane480A$10.16LOWBrisbane provider research, low competition
ndis brisbane390A$5.42MEDIUMBrand-defensive Brisbane metro
ndis gold coast170A$10.56MEDIUMPhase 1.5 expansion target
ndis sunshine coast110A$6.97MEDIUMPhase 1.5 expansion, cheap
ndis registered provider melbourne110est A$8-13LOWTrust-signal-led searcher, qualified
ndis caboolture50A$14.75MEDIUMYour Tier 1 client lives here. Defensive lock.
Cluster 4 · Support Worker + Coordination (volume + cross-feed)
disability support worker14,800A$3.69MEDIUMMostly recruitment intent (job-seekers). Negative-matched at campaign level, captured in the 25-45% NDIS-fit filter
ndis support worker4,400A$7.15MEDIUMMixed family/recruitment intent, brand-relevant on filtered subset
ndis support coordinator4,400A$5.68LOWLumi coordinator-side primary keyword (Plan 3 Day 1, Plans 1-2 Phase 2)
support coordination brisbane390A$6.05MEDIUMLumi cross-feed entry
support coordination melbourne320A$6.78MEDIUMLumi Melbourne primary lane
ndis plan management3,600A$24.01MEDIUMAdjacent service for Lumi expansion (high CPC = high LTV signal)

* Sub-threshold = under ~10 searches/month at the keyword level. Doesn't mean zero traffic; means demand sits in long-tail variants picked up by Performance Max via theme matching.

The four campaigns,
with watertight projections.

Numbers below are validated against real keyword volumes, real CPCs, healthcare PPC industry benchmarks, and the Light Me Up Therapy account data. Initial budget split A$1,250 / A$900 / A$750 / A$600 = A$3,500 total. Reallocated weekly across campaigns as conversion data lands. No estimates that don't trace back to verifiable inputs.

Campaign 1 · Performance Max (Volume Engine)

A$1,250/mo

Geos: Melbourne primary, north Brisbane secondary. Four asset groups (Hospital Discharge, SIL, Complex Care, 24h). Calibrated directly to Light Me Up Therapy account data: PMAX delivered A$1.50 CPA Sydney, A$3.05 CPA Perth, A$8.71 CPA Melbourne (1,385 conversions on A$34,366 spend). LMUT volume skewed toward therapy + recruitment intent, so we calibrate Resilient to the Melbourne PMAX number (A$8.71) as a floor, not the cheaper Sydney number.

Daily budget
A$42
Expected CPA
A$30-90
Enquiries/mo
14-42
Asset groups
4

Math: A$1,250 / A$30-90 CPA = 14-42 enquiries. Mid scenario uses A$60 CPA = 21 enquiries.

Campaign 2 · Search · Hospital Discharge

A$900/mo

Highest-intent campaign. The head term "ndis hospital discharge" is sub-threshold (under 10 searches/mo at the keyword level), so the campaign targets long-tail variants picked up by exact match (e.g. "ndis hospital discharge melbourne", "post hospital ndis support"). Estimated CPC A$10-15 based on industry healthcare PPC benchmarks (LocaliQ 2025) and observed competition from A1 + Inspire Support + Ambition Health. One Tier 1 conversion = A$400-800K LTV.

Daily budget
A$30
Avg CPC
A$10-15
Conv rate target
4-6%
Conv/mo
2-5

Math: A$900 / A$12 mid CPC = 75 clicks/mo. 75 × 4-6% conv = 3-5 enquiries/mo.

Campaign 3 · Search · Supported Independent Living

A$750/mo

Live keyword data: "supported independent living" 1,900 searches/mo at A$8.19 CPC · "sil accommodation" 720/mo at A$8.73 CPC · "sil provider" 590/mo at A$10.56 CPC · "sil home" 480/mo at A$7.80 CPC · "sil melbourne" 110/mo at A$13.09 CPC. Pairs with programmatic SIL by Suburb pages built into Phase 1. Suburb modifiers run cheaper than head terms with higher conversion intent.

Daily budget
A$25
Avg CPC
A$8-13
Conv rate target
3-5%
Conv/mo
2-4

Math: A$750 / A$10 mid CPC = 75 clicks/mo. 75 × 3-5% = 2-4 enquiries/mo. CPC weighted by keyword volume.

Campaign 4 · Search · Complex Care / 24h

A$600/mo

Live keyword data: "complex care ndis" 40/mo at A$5.70 CPC · "ndis caboolture" 50/mo at A$14.75 CPC (defensive lock around your Tier 1 client). Head terms "24/7 complex care" and "ndis complex care melbourne" are sub-threshold but PMAX picks up demand via theme matching. Lowest volume, highest LTV per win. One conversion at this tier covers all four campaigns for ~12 months.

Daily budget
A$20
Avg CPC
A$6-15
Conv rate target
3-5%
Conv/mo
1-3

Math: A$600 / A$10 mid CPC = 60 clicks/mo. 60 × 3-5% = 2-3 enquiries/mo. Caboolture defensive bid: 50 searches × A$14.75 = A$735 max possible monthly spend in that geo (trivial).

The math, fully traced. Three scenarios at A$3,500/mo ad spend.

Built from real inputs: blended Search + PMAX CPC (A$10-11 volume-weighted from live AU keyword data, see kw table above), healthcare PPC conversion rates (LocaliQ 2025 benchmark: 5.51-11.62%), NDIS-fit filter (estimated 25-45% of total enquiries are Tier 1/2 fit, the rest are recruitment, Tier 3, or wrong-fit and get filtered out at intake. Modelled from the LMUT lead-quality split, conservatively widened for the higher-LTV Resilient market), NDIS consultative lead-to-client conversion (15-25% of fit enquiries, accounts for plan-approval cycles 4-12 weeks, family decision-making, roster capacity), Resilient blended ticket A$66K/year on the existing 50-client base, scaling to ~A$80-90K as the Tier 1/2 mix matures.

Scenario Enq/mo NDIS-fit/mo Clients/mo CAC (fully loaded) Payback period Yr 1 ARR Year-1 ROAS*
Conservative · 5% CR, 35% fit, 20% close1.15.61.1A$5,227~1 monthA$871K12.6×
Optimistic · 8% CR, 45% fit, 25% close2.8112.8A$2,054~2 weeksA$2.22M32.1×

* Year-1 ROAS = first-year revenue per client (A$66K blended) ÷ fully-loaded CAC. Industry healthcare-PPC benchmark: 3-5×. The deck deliberately leads with annual ROAS rather than 7-year LTV:CAC ratios, which inflate the headline numbers. The 7-year LTV:CAC equivalents are 88× / 121× / 225×, defensible but easy to dismiss as theatre on a numbers-fluent read. Annual ROAS is the honest read of paid-acquisition performance. Conservative CR of 5% sits at the bottom of the LocaliQ healthcare benchmark range (5.51-11.62%), intentionally pessimistic. Conservative floor (1.1 paying clients/mo at 12.6× annual ROAS) sits above the existing Lumi-fed organic pace, this is paid clients ADDED on top of Lumi, not a replacement for it.

Calculation walkthrough (Realistic): A$3,500/mo ÷ A$11 weighted CPC = 318 clicks/mo. 318 × 6% conversion = 19 form-fill enquiries. 19 × 40% NDIS-fit filter = 7.6 Tier 1/2-fit enquiries. 7.6 × 20% close rate = 1.5 paying clients/mo added on top of the Lumi-fed organic pace. 1.5 × 12 months × A$66K ticket = A$1.19M Year 1 ARR. Fully-loaded CAC = (A$3,500 ad + A$2,250 management) ÷ 1.5 = A$3,833. LTV (7yr × A$66K) = A$462K. LTV:CAC = 121× (every A$1 spent returns A$121 over 7 years).

Roster calibration: Realistic 1.5 paid clients/month sits inside your current 1-2 placements/month roster pace. If Lumi keeps feeding 1-2 organically and the pipeline adds another 1.5, that's 2.5-3.5 net adds/month. If your roster signals pause, ad budget throttles down within 24 hours via WhatsApp from you or Louisa, billing prorates to days-active. Hard-coded into the workflow, not a contractual nice-to-have.

Per-campaign vs aggregate reconciliation: The four campaign cards above show best-case asset-group enquiry ranges (sum 20-54/mo) before search-term cleanup, budget reallocation across campaigns, and PMAX learning-phase loss. The aggregate projection table accounts for those frictions. Treat the projection table (Conservative 16, Realistic 19, Optimistic 25) as the conservative read of total enquiries, and the campaign cards as the upper bounds of what each individual campaign can deliver before reallocation.

LMUT comparable: Light Me Up Therapy spent A$34,366 across 12 months for 1,385 conversions (A$24.81 blended CPA on therapy-finder traffic). Same NDIS regulatory framework, different keyword intent. Resilient's complex-care market has higher CPCs and lower volume than therapy, so we calibrate to the Melbourne PMAX number (A$8.71 CPA) as our floor, not Sydney's A$1.50.

Tier 1 multiplier (additive, not modelled above): Two of your three current Tier 1 clients arrived through hospital discharge, but we will not project that as paid-acquisition certainty. If one Tier 1 hospital transition lands in Year 1 = A$400K-A$800K LTV alone, on top of the steady-state numbers above. Realistic Year 1 expectation including 1 Tier 1 win: A$1.59M-A$1.99M ARR added. First Tier 1 paid-acquisition win expected Day 120-180. Tier 2 mid-tier first revenue expected Day 60-90. Tier 1 wins arriving after the engagement ends still pay back the full A$46K several times over, account access transfers to you on exit.

"Your average client is worth A$66,000 a year. Your largest is worth A$800,000. Plan 3 is A$2,250 / month effective across 8 months. Less than one new average client pays it back inside Year 1. The math doesn't need to work hard."

Both sites need a tracking + booking foundation
before any ad spend goes live.

Quick technical audit on both sites. Given your existing Google Analytics fluency from your SA1NT days, integration on your end is signing in once and granting access. We do the rest.

resilientlifecare.com.au

PlatformE-commerce template
Booking softwareNone · custom contact form
Google Tag ManagerNot detected
Facebook PixelNot detected
Schema markupNone
Hospital discharge pageMissing
Recco: rebuild on WordPress (custom-coded, not template), install Google Analytics 4 + Tag Manager, add Calendly or similar for hospital social workers. Your existing CRM pipeline integrates straight into form attribution.

lumisupport.com.au

PlatformE-commerce template
Booking softwareNone · custom contact form
Google Tag ManagerNot detected
Facebook PixelNot detected
Schema markupNone
Pre-launch itemsReviewed privately
Recco: if Lumi is in scope, rebuild on WordPress with the same stack, register a booking system that surfaces SC capacity. Pre-launch hygiene items handled off-deck before publication.

What your competitors
are doing right now.

All five providers you named on the call. Plus Resilient + Lumi at the bottom (current state vs what we'll fix). Each card: socials, ads activity, tech stack detection. Three of five competitors are not running Google Ads. That's the open lane.

CSBS

High Threat
Sunshine Coast HQ. Brisbane + Melbourne offices. HDAA accreditation. Operating since 2017. Hospital-to-home page with FAQ structure. 9-field referral form. Most technically complete competitor.
GTMDetected
FB PixelDetected
Google AdsNot running
FB AdsCheck library
Where Resilient beats themTheir sub-headline could belong to a GP clinic. Resilient leads with clinical complexity Tier 1 demands. They're not bidding on Google Ads.

A1 Healthcare

High Threat
Multi-state (Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth). Listed Caboolture. Dedicated hospital discharge page with the most direct copy of all five competitors. 24/7 phone line.
GTMDetected
FB PixelNot detected
Google AdsNot running
FB AdsCheck library
Where Resilient beats themA1 lists 60+ Brisbane suburbs as service areas. That's a list, not a presence. Your Caboolture Tier 1 client is the proof case A1 cannot replicate.

Hikma House

Medium Threat
Melbourne complex SIL specialist. ~600 support workers. 150+ participants. 5.0/5 from 84 ProviderScout reviews. Names hospital partnerships on complex care page.
GTMNot detected
FB PixelNot detected
Google AdsNot running
FB AdsCheck library
Where Resilient beats themZero hospital discharge service page. Zero Queensland presence. Every advantage stranded in Victoria.

Myxa

High Threat (paid)
Melbourne primary, one SDA in Ipswich QLD (early QLD). Confirmed bidding on "sil accommodation melbourne" at A$14.49 CPC. Most professional paid landing page in the audit set.
GTMDetected
FB PixelNot detected
Google AdsACTIVE (~34%)
FB AdsCheck library
Where Resilient beats themHospital discharge is a blog post, not a service page. No conversion mechanism, no schema. QLD presence is one Ipswich property, not the Caboolture catchment.

What Ability

Low Threat (different ICP)
Lifestyle / community-access brand. 5 states. Founded 2019. Brisbane page targets "youthful, energetic" support workers for younger active-lifestyle participants.
GTMDetected
FB PixelNot detected
Google AdsACTIVE (~25%)
FB AdsCheck library
Where Resilient beats themPhone hours 9am-4pm. No hospital discharge service. No complex care. No 24/7. Caboolture overlap but zero clinical depth.

Strategic read

Open lane
3 of 5 competitors are not running Google Ads. Only Myxa and What Ability bid actively. Auction pressure on hospital discharge keywords is minimal across all five. Hospital discharge specifically is wide open.
Tech stack maturity: CSBS + A1 + Myxa + What Ability all run Google Tag Manager. Hikma House does not. Only CSBS has Facebook Pixel detected. Resilient + Lumi run neither, that's our Day 1 fix.
The hospital discharge gap: Of the five, only A1 + CSBS have a dedicated hospital discharge page. Hikma + Myxa reference it in blog posts. What Ability has nothing. Resilient's actual Tier 1 case studies are stronger proof than any of these.

Resilient Life Care

Pre-engagement baseline
Family-run NDIS provider. Melbourne + Brisbane (Caboolture). 50 active participants. ABN 75 672 596 217. 3 Tier 1 case studies (motorcycle / autism / stroke). Hospital partnerships alive but not yet surfaced on the website. The tech stack rows below are the starting line, not the score, see "What we'll fix Day 1" at the bottom of the card.
GTMNot detected
FB PixelNot detected
Google AdsNot running
PlatformE-commerce template
What we'll fix Day 1Custom WordPress rebuild. GA4 + GTM + CRM pipeline + dynamic call tracking. Three priority pages. Schema for FAQ rich results. Then Google Ads launches Day 28-30.

Lumi Support

Pre-engagement baseline
Louisa's specialist support coordination service. Melbourne suburbs. ABN 80 680 304 545. NDIS-registered. Established coordination book with its own clients and SC bench, structural cross-feed with Resilient is the bonus, not the business model. Plan 3 covers Lumi from Day 1.
GTMNot detected
FB PixelNot detected
Google AdsNot running
PlatformE-commerce template
What we'll fix in Phase 2NDIS rego clean-up. WordPress rebuild. Specialist-in-complex-transitions repositioning. Coordinator-funnel keywords cross-feed Resilient.

Lumi is its own business. The cross-feed is the bonus.

Lumi is Louisa's specialist support coordination service. Established coordination book, NDIS-registered, Melbourne-based, with its own clients, its own SC bench, and its own growth target separate from Resilient. The Phase 2 work in this engagement grows Lumi's standalone book directly: coordinator-side keyword targeting, Lumi's own positioning as the specialist for complex transitions and hospital discharge planning, Lumi's own conversion pipeline. We measure Lumi success by Lumi's own client growth, not by how many referrals it generates for Resilient.

That said, the structural cross-feed is real and worth naming honestly: when a Lumi client needs direct support work, they can be referred to Resilient with zero handoff friction. When a Resilient enquiry needs coordination first, Lumi can pick it up. That's a flywheel no other SC-plus-support-work pairing can replicate, because no other pairing is run by one family operating both businesses. Two businesses, run by one family, that happen to compound when run alongside each other.

Plan 3 picks up both businesses on Day 1. Plans 1 and 2 sequence Resilient first and Lumi as Phase 2. Either way, Lumi keeps growing its own book, on its own merits.

From this call to
first Tier 1 conversion.

Total time commitment from you across the 90 days: roughly 6 hours of calls plus copy + concept sign-off. We handle everything else.

Days 1-30 · Build

Foundation + launch

  • Concept selected (Day 3 with Louisa)
  • WordPress site build kicks off (Day 5)
  • Tracking + analytics live (Day 10)
  • Three priority pages drafted (Day 14)
  • Google Ads account audit + 4 campaigns built (Day 21)
  • Resilient site live (Day 28)
  • Google Ads launched (Day 30)
Days 31-60 · Optimisation

Real attribution flowing

  • PMAX conversion data feeds back into asset groups
  • Search waste-term cleanup
  • SIL by Suburb programmatic pages live
  • FAQ schema validated and indexed
  • GBP fully optimised both states
  • First mid-month update in your inbox
  • First enquiries arriving
Days 61-90 · Scale

First conversions

  • Sunshine Coast + Gold Coast extensions live
  • Hospital partnership outreach kit drafted
  • First Tier 1-fit enquiries through the door
  • Lumi Phase 2 scope confirmed
  • Monthly performance review
  • Decision point on continuing / scaling

Reporting cadence: live dashboard access from Day 10 (you and Louisa both get logins). Weekly written brief every Monday. Monthly performance review on a video call. Daily account monitoring sits with the senior PPC specialist, escalations to me on WhatsApp.

Strategy by me.
Tactical execution by a senior Google Ads specialist.

Tomas O'Dwyer

Tomas O'Dwyer

Founder · Strategy · Account lead

We worked together at SA1NT, where I organically ranked the brand #1 for every keyword that mattered, in both the US and Australian markets. No paid spend on SEO. Pure organic strategy with a data-led ROI projection at the start that closed you on the engagement. Same approach applied to a much higher-LTV market here.

Background in biomedical sciences (Galway), working with healthcare and clinic operators in Australia, the UK and the US since 2021. Now founding director of Clinic Success Partners. I run strategy, ad budget allocation, the dashboard, the weekly brief and the monthly review. Directly accountable to you and Louisa, WhatsApp-accessible for anything urgent.

+ senior Google Ads specialist on the account. Day-to-day execution sits with a senior PPC operator: campaign builds, bid management, PMAX asset-group iteration, search-term cleanup, conversion feedback loops. Healthcare and lead-gen vertical experience, including the Light Me Up Therapy NDIS account. Strategy comes from me, tactical execution sits with the specialist. Campaigns watched daily, not weekly.

Light Me Up Therapy.
Same industry, 30-60× the healthcare PPC benchmark.

The same company you're hiring for Resilient delivered these numbers. CSP NDIS engagement, Australia, 2025. NDIS-registered provider (Moorabbin VIC HQ). Direct comparable: same regulatory framework, same family-decision buying journey, geographically Sydney + Melbourne + Perth + Brisbane. Numbers triple-checked against the Google Ads account.

1,385
Conversions
Across 12 months at A$34,366 total ad spend.
A$24.81
Blended CPA
Industry healthcare benchmark: A$80-200 (LocaliQ 2025).
A$1.50
PMAX CPA · Sydney
PMAX Perth A$3.05, PMAX Melbourne A$8.71.
4.72%
Blended CR
Healthcare benchmark: 5.51-11.62% (WebApex AU).

Why we'll outperform Light Me Up's results for you

Resilient with the engine vs.
Resilient without it.

Same business, twelve months from today, depending on which decision gets made on this call.

Resilient without the system · April 2027

Twelve months from today, you're still at A$400-450K monthly revenue. Lumi keeps feeding referrals, but the rate of new Tier 1 fits has slowed because Lumi's coordinator network is saturated. Two of your three Tier 1 clients have had plan reviews and minor adjustments, monthly revenue drops by A$25-40K. The A$7M July 2027 target is now running 9-12 months behind schedule.

  • One Tier 1 departure forces emergency Search ad spend at the wrong moment
  • You're hiring marketing help in a panic, briefing them on NDIS from scratch
  • A1 Healthcare, CSBS, and Hikma have all expanded organically while you stayed on the e-commerce template
  • Your hospital discharge channel is still informal, still unreplicable
  • The site is still tracking-blind, still Lumi-dependent

Resilient with the engine · April 2027

Twelve months from today, the engagement has added A$1.19M of new ARR (realistic case), Resilient is sitting at ~A$5.7M run-rate, comfortably inside your A$1.5M/quarter floor and well-positioned for the A$7M July 2027 target. The hospital discharge channel is producing 1-3 Tier 1-fit enquiries per month, replenishing concentration risk faster than it can erode. Lumi Phase 2 is repositioned and growing its own coordination book in parallel. You and Louisa check the dashboard once a week, see exactly which channel brought which placement, and the marketing runs without your daily input.

  • One unexpected Tier 1 departure was filled within 4 weeks from the pipeline
  • You see what's working in real time, you're not running it
  • Resilient ranks top-5 organic for "hospital discharge NDIS Melbourne"
  • GBP, NDIS Provider Finder, MyCareSpace all surfacing Resilient on local pack searches
  • You're seriously considering geographic expansion because the system replicates

Two directions for each site.
Pick the pair that fits.

Four homepage mockups, already built and live. Click any thumbnail to walk the working design on desktop or mobile. We built two directions for each business so you and Louisa can react to a pair, not a single take. Pick one for each site, hybrid the strongest sections, or send feedback and we iterate.

Resilient Life Care · Direction A · Family Trust
Resilient · Direction A

Family Trust

Soft blue · ivory · coral

Family-business positioning. Founder story up front. Broad service mix that spans the full Resilient catchment. Reads like a values-led healthcare brand, not a transactional support-work directory.

Wins onWarmth + family-business trust. Strongest call for word-of-mouth referrals and Lumi-fed enquiries.
Walk this concept →
Resilient Life Care · Direction B · Hospital Discharge
Resilient · Direction B

Hospital Discharge

Soft blue · cream · coral

Hospital-discharge keyword lead. Multi-pathway hero (hospital staff, family decision-maker, participant, switcher). Built for the discharge planner running through five tabs at 4pm Friday.

Wins onPaid-traffic ROI + hospital social-worker referrals. Strongest match for Engine 1 economics (one Tier 1 = A$400-800K LTV).
Walk this concept →
Lumi Support · Direction A · Louisa Personal
Lumi · Direction A

Louisa Personal

Brand orange · sage · ivory

Louisa-led. Relationship-driven Support Coordination. Personal voice up front. The "we pick up the phone" positioning that other coordinators talk about but don't deliver, dialled all the way up.

Wins onPersonal voice and the "we actually answer" differentiator. Strongest for participant + family direct enquiries.
Walk this concept →
Lumi Support · Direction B · Plan Confidence
Lumi · Direction B

Plan Confidence

Warm white · olive · gold

Plan-review and appeals lead. Editorial style with institutional credibility. Built for the family who's been let down by their last coordinator and is reviewing options on Sunday night with a glass of wine.

Wins onPlan-review + appeals SEO entry point. Captures the high-intent "switching coordinators" segment that other SCs ignore.
Walk this concept →
→ View all four mockups in one place (hub page)
Greater Melbourne + north Brisbane NDIS exclusivity: Only one NDIS provider accepted per metro, hard rule.
Prepared for our 28 April call

Three ways in.
Same engagement, different cash-flow shapes.

Every plan ships the same work: WordPress site build, four Google Ads campaigns, SEO foundations, local SEO and reviews, full tracking install, weekly written brief, monthly performance review, pause-without-penalty during roster constraints. Direct-to-Google ad spend (A$3,500/mo total at launch, Resilient primary with Lumi cross-feed allocated as data warrants) is your money paid to Google, separate from our retainer. Ad spend is adjustable upward to A$5K-7K/mo as your roster supports more enquiries.

A$2,000 setup · included on Plan 3Covers account setup, GA4 + GTM install, CRM + booking pipeline configuration, initial audit. Bundled into Plan 3 by default, no deadline gating, no pressure. Take the time you need.
Plan 1 · Monthly Month-to-month, not locked in
A$3,000/mo
Rolling 30-day terms. Right call if you want to test the engine on Resilient before committing to the longer plans. Lumi sequenced as Phase 2.
  • Google Ads management across 4 campaigns (PMAX volume engine + Search Hospital Discharge + Search SIL + Search Complex Care)
  • Service pages targeting your priority NDIS keywords (NDIS hospital discharge Melbourne, supported independent living, complex care 24/7, NDIS Caboolture defensive lock)
  • Foundational on-page SEO from launch on three priority pages
  • Local schema and Google Business Profile optimisation, Melbourne + north Brisbane
  • Schema markup for healthcare provider + FAQ rich results in AI Overviews
  • Senior Google Ads specialist on tactical execution, daily monitoring
  • GA4 + GTM + CRM pipeline + dynamic call tracking, lifecycle attribution from enquiry to revenue
  • Live dashboard access + weekly written brief + monthly performance review call
  • Review-management 48hr response SOP, NDIS Code of Conduct compliant
  • Pause-without-penalty during roster constraints (24hr WhatsApp SLA, billing prorated to days-active)
  • Resilient website: A$5,000 standalone, optional add-on
Start monthly
Plan 2 · 3 months upfront · Resilient only 4 months effective · runway to onboard the new enquiry flow
A$9,000 total
Pay 3 months upfront, get month 4 included. Effective A$2,250/mo (25% discount). Right call if you want a full quarter to onboard the team for the new enquiry flow before committing further. Lumi sequenced as Phase 2 (typically Day 90-120).
  • Everything in Plan 1, applied across the full 4 months
  • Month 4 included on the back end (effective A$2,250/mo)
  • Resilient website: A$3,000 (working-together rate, saves A$2,000 vs standalone)
  • Pricing locked for 4 months, no monthly renegotiation
  • Senior Google Ads specialist locked on the account for the full quarter
  • Hospital partnership outreach kit drafting begins Week 4
Save A$3,000 vs monthly path Start Plan 2

Plus your direct-to-Google ad spend: A$3,500/month. Your money, paid to Google, separate from us. Adjustable as your roster supports more enquiries.

What you actually pay,
what you actually get back.

Plan 3 · 6 months upfront · 8 months effective

ItemPlan 3 (recommended)Same period · monthly path
Management (8 months effective)A$18,000A$24,000
Resilient website (WordPress custom-coded)FREEA$5,000
Lumi website (WordPress custom-coded)FREEA$5,000
Setup fee (bundled in)FREEA$2,000
1 revision of each website includedFREE~A$1,500
Ad spend (your money direct to Google) · 8 × A$3,500A$28,000A$28,000

Plan 3 saves A$19,500 vs the equivalent monthly path (A$18K vs A$37.5K on our side, same A$28K ad spend either way). Plus you lock the operator and ship with momentum.

Outcome scenario · Year 1ARR addedBreak-even at
1 × Tier 1 hospital transition (A$800K LTV/yr)A$800,0003 weeks of billing
1 × Tier 2 mid-tier (A$160-185K LTV/yr · matches Engine 2)A$175,000~3 months
Realistic scenario · 1.5 paying clients/mo (Year 1 ARR added)A$1.19M~2 weeks at full-pipeline run-rate
"You're at A$400K a month. Your average client is worth A$66K. Your largest is worth A$800K. Plan 3 is A$2,250 / month effective across 8 months. Less than one new average client pays it back inside Year 1."

A$10,000+ in bonuses
included at no extra cost.

Exactly what you get
over Phase 1.

What we handle

  • Full Resilient website rebuild on WordPress (custom-coded, not template)
  • Lumi website too (Plan 3 includes both free)
  • Three priority pages: Hospital Transition, SIL by Suburb, 24/7 Complex Care
  • Programmatic SIL by Suburb pages (Melbourne, north Brisbane, Sunshine Coast, Gold Coast)
  • Schema markup: LocalBusiness, FAQPage, HealthcareOrganization, BreadcrumbList
  • Open Graph tags + meta descriptions for social shares
  • Google Ads account build + 4 campaigns + ongoing optimisation
  • Full tracking + analytics integration
  • Dynamic call tracking + server-side form attribution
  • Google Business Profile optimisation (both states)
  • Citation cleanup: MyCareSpace, Clickability, NDIS Provider Finder
  • Review-management protocol + 48hr response SOP
  • Live dashboard access from Day 10 (you + Louisa both get logins)
  • Weekly written brief every Monday
  • Monthly performance review on a video call
  • Daily account monitoring by senior PPC specialist
  • Pause-without-penalty during roster constraints
  • You own all accounts, copy, creative, tracking data, source code (SOW spelled)

What you handle (and what's separate)

  • Approve concept selection on Day 3 (Louisa-led, we ride along)
  • Sign off on copy pre-launch (one round)
  • Confirm written consent on case studies before they go live
  • Roster the team to handle incoming enquiries (we manage throttling)
  • Ad spend paid direct to Google (your money to Google, not us)
  • Family + team photoshoot session (Plan 3 includes the guided session)
  • Lumi pre-launch hygiene items (handled privately off-deck on Plan 3)
  • WhatsApp / phone available for the rare urgent question

Pre-handled.
From your chair.

If any of these answers don't land for you, we shouldn't be doing this engagement. Honest answers, not pitch lines.
Why now? I'm doing A$400K a month on referrals. Why fix what isn't broken?

Because three Tier 1 clients are 44% of revenue. Each averages ~A$55K of monthly revenue. If one moves to aged care or has a plan review and adjustment, you lose ~A$55K of monthly revenue overnight, with no replenishment pipeline. The system is insurance against what isn't broken yet, plus a scalable path toward your A$7M July 2027 target that doesn't require Lumi to magically find more SCs.

What if rostering can't keep up and I waste A$3,500/month with nowhere to put the leads?

Pause-without-penalty is contractual, written into the SOW for all three plans with a 24-hour SLA on ad pause and management-fee proration to days-active. WhatsApp from you or Louisa triggers the pause, written follow-up confirms it within the same business day. Realistic scenario produces 1.5 new clients/month, calibrated to your existing 1-2 placements/month roster pace, the cap throttles automatically against intake-capacity signals you control.

Why pay for a website rebuild when my current one works?

It does not work the way you need it to. Both sites are on an e-commerce template platform. The phone number is the H1 on every Resilient page. Schema is zero. Tracking is zero. 7 indexed pages won't rank against A1's 60+ suburb pages, CSBS's HDAA-accredited service pages, or Hikma. The cost of staying isn't zero, it's the leads you lose to competitors with proper hospital discharge pages.

WordPress vs Shopify? Why custom-coded?

WordPress, custom-coded, not a template. Built for SEO and conversion, not for selling products. The Shopify / e-commerce platform on the current sites is the root cause of half the technical findings.

I've been burned by agencies before. What makes you different?

Same operator who organically ranked SA1NT #1 across every keyword in US + AU is on this account, with a senior Google Ads specialist on the bench for daily execution. No junior handoff. The Light Me Up Therapy NDIS work is in the same regulatory framework as yours, with documented numbers (A$1.50 PMAX CPA in Sydney). One NDIS provider per metro, attention isn't split.

How do I know the leads will be Tier 1 fits and not Tier 3 noise?

Keyword targeting filters at the source. "Hospital discharge NDIS Melbourne" doesn't bring you a 2hr/week support worker enquiry. "24/7 complex care" doesn't bring Tier 3 community-access. PMAX uses your conversion data to compound this. Lead form has tier-distinguishing fields so you can triage before calling back.

What if I want to walk away after month 1?

Plan 1 (Monthly) is rolling with 30 days notice. You can walk any time. Plan 2 and Plan 3 are paid upfront and are higher-commitment by definition. If you want flexibility, start on Plan 1 and convert at month 2 or month 3 if you want the savings. Cancellation is one email.

Did you say Google Ads for both Resilient and Lumi, or just one?

Plan 3 covers both. On the discovery call you said "bang up a quote for me for the two websites and the Google management". Plan 3 is that quote: both websites free, both entities live in the pipeline, Lumi listing audit included, full coordinator-to-support-work cross-feed.

How does Lumi sequencing work across the plans?

Plan 3: both Resilient + Lumi websites kick off Day 1. Pre-launch hygiene items reviewed privately before publication. Lumi Google Ads launches around Day 60 once Resilient first-wave data lands. Plans 1 and 2: Resilient only at launch, Lumi sequenced as Phase 2 (typically Day 90-120) once Resilient stabilises. Either way, the cross-feed referral path between businesses is hard-coded in form/intake handling from the start.

Why not hire an in-house marketing person for the same money?

A$3K/month buys a junior or part-time freelancer who needs to learn NDIS from scratch and won't have NDIS Code of Conduct fluency. Senior strategy plus four years of NDIS-vertical work. In-house = salary commitment + recruitment overhead + you managing them. We are an outcome commitment with pause-without-penalty.

You've offboarded clients recently. Could I be next?

Honest answer: yes, in the sense that we offboard providers who aren't a fit. No, in the sense that we don't offboard providers we know how to serve. Past offboardings were always for specific reasons (mismatched expectations or wrong business stage, never about effort or care). Michael, you're a returning relationship from SAINT. Louisa, this is a new working relationship for us. The family-business unit, articulated growth target, and clear constraint we know how to remove are exactly the conditions where we deliver. That's the opposite of a fit risk.

I'm not sure my Tier 1 case studies should be on the website.

They shouldn't be, until we have explicit written consent. Concept mockup case studies are anonymised by default. Consent audit happens in Week 2. Stays anonymised unless you and the participant or family explicitly agree. NDIS Code of Conduct, hard rule.

Won't ChatGPT and AI Overviews kill paid search anyway?

For your category, no. NDIS hospital discharge is high-stakes. AI Overviews surface ndis.gov.au + provider sites as citations. Schema markup on the new site (FAQPage, HealthcareOrganization, sameAs to NDIS Commission) makes Resilient citable in AI Overviews, not just classic Search. We design for both.

What's the actual worst-case downside?

Honest math. Worst case: Plan 3, ad spend doesn't return a single conversion in 8 months, you stop. Out A$18K paid to us + A$28K ad spend to Google = A$46K total fully loaded. You keep both custom WordPress websites, the tracking infrastructure, and all account access. Meaningful but ~1% of FY revenue. The conservative scenario in the projection table (12.6× annual ROAS, 1.1 paying clients/mo on top of Lumi) is intentionally the floor. If we're not at conservative by month 4, we have an honest "extend or stop" conversation, you're not held to anything beyond what's already paid.

What about reviews? NDIS care can attract feedback shaped by what families are going through.

Yes, that's a real operational reality, especially in mental-health-adjacent care. Protocol: every review responded to within 48 hours, factually, supportively, NDIS Code of Conduct compliant. Never engage with unfair content publicly. Redirect to private resolution. The response itself becomes a trust signal for the next family reading the reviews, and the participant's dignity stays intact.

How does this comply with the Privacy Act for healthcare data?

Visitor tracking is non-PII at form-fill stage (cookies + page-event data only). PII (name, contact, situation) is collected only when a visitor explicitly submits a form with informed consent. GA4 hosted in Australian region, 14-month retention. NDIS Code of Conduct + Privacy Act 1988 + Health Records Act 2001 (Vic) compliant by design. Hospital outreach sent only to discharge planners you approve by name, not bulk lists.

What's the timeline to actual revenue?

Days 28-30: site live, ads launched. Days 30-60: first enquiries. Days 60-90: first Tier 2 mid-tier conversions. Days 120-180: first Tier 1 paid-acquisition wins. NDIS plan-approval timelines mean signed-and-billing usually lags first-enquiry by 4-12 weeks. Tier 1 wins arriving after the engagement ends still pay back the full A$46K several times over, account access transfers to you on exit, no clawback.

Do I have to do anything technical with analytics?

No. We install everything. Given your Google Analytics fluency from your SA1NT days, integration on your end is signing in once and granting access.

You're not an NDIS specialist agency. Why hire you for NDIS?

Honest answer: we're not. CSP works mainly with aesthetic clinics, and Light Me Up Therapy is our one current NDIS account. The case for hiring us isn't "NDIS specialist" because that's not true and you'd see straight through it. The case is: same operator who organically ranked SA1NT #1 across US + AU is on this account, the senior PPC specialist running LMUT day-to-day handles your tactical execution, and we've already done the regulatory review (Healthcare ad policy + NDIS Code of Conduct) once for Pia at LMUT under the same framework you operate under. NDIS-vertical agencies typically serve 30+ NDIS clients on the same generic playbook. We'd be one of two NDIS accounts, with Resilient getting metro-exclusivity. That's the trade.

What about Sunshine Coast and Gold Coast?

Phase 1 covers Melbourne metro + north Brisbane (Caboolture). Sunshine Coast + Gold Coast extension scope kicks in around Day 45 once we have clean attribution from the Phase 1 launch. Plan 3 includes the SIL by Suburb programmatic build for both extensions baked in. Earlier extension is fine if your roster supports it sooner.

Who else is on the account?

Strategy and the relationship sit with me, the same operator who paced your SA1NT engagement. Day-to-day Google Ads execution sits with a senior PPC specialist on the bench: campaign builds, bid management, asset-group iteration, search-term cleanup, daily monitoring. Same continuity on relationship, professional bench depth on tactical work.

What happens after Phase 1 ends?

Three options. (1) Continue at A$3-4K/month rolling. (2) Renew on another 6-month upfront for the same pricing. (3) Stop. The IP transfers. Account access until you walk us out. You're never locked in beyond what you've already paid for.

I want to think about it overnight, or longer.

Take the time you need. There's no deadline on Plan 3 pricing or the A$2,000 setup inclusion. Talk to your team, sleep on it, ask follow-up questions. We don't run a fake-scarcity playbook. Same-metro exclusivity (one NDIS provider per metro) is a hard rule we honour from when we agree on terms forward.

How do you attribute if a Tier 1 wins via Lumi referral while we're running ads?

Pipeline source tagging at intake. Every enquiry tags as "Lumi", "Google Ads · [campaign]", "Organic", "Direct". Weekly which channel brought which client. We never claim Lumi-sourced wins as ad-driven. Math holds because Google Ads only needs to bring incremental clients above your existing Lumi pace.

Bottom line in two sentences?

You're at A$400K monthly with three Tier 1 clients carrying 44% of revenue and no replenishment pipeline. Plan 3 = A$2,250/mo effective across 8 months (both websites included free) plus your direct A$3,500/mo ad spend to Google, the team that ranked SAINT #1 installs Google Ads + two custom WordPress sites + real attribution across both entities, one Tier 2 conversion pays the A$18K management fee back in ~5 weeks of billing, one Tier 1 win pays the whole fully-loaded A$46K engagement back inside 3-7 weeks.

Three Tier 1 clients carrying 44% of revenue.
One missing scalable acquisition channel.

Plan 3 is A$18,000 paid upfront for 8 months of management across Resilient + Lumi. Effective A$2,250 / month. Both websites included free. A$2,000 setup bundled in (no deadline gating). Ad spend is A$3,500/month direct to Google, your money to Google, separate from us. Total fully loaded over 8 months: A$46,000. One Tier 1 hospital-transition conversion is worth A$400-800K in Year 1 LTV alone. Less than one new average client pays the whole thing back. Take the time you need to decide.

"You said it on the discovery call: 'It's been a genius business move, but it's also where the risk sits.' This deck is the answer to the second half of that sentence, written for the family-business unit you and Louisa have built."