Generate African Medical Tourism Leads -- 2

I run a medical-tourism facilitation company in India and already coordinate with several accredited hospitals nationwide. To keep their operating theatres full and my partner doctors busy, I now want a steady flow of verified patient inquiries coming specifically from African countries. The first group we need to reach are people who require major surgery or other high-specialty care that is either unavailable or unaffordable at home. Online ads and social media will be our primary channels, so I am relying on your expertise with Facebook Ads, Google Ads, Instagram, LinkedIn or any other platform that convincingly tells the “India advantage” story. Creative that highlights cost savings, short wait times, JCI/NABH hospital accreditation and successful patient stories usually resonates well; I can supply photos, treatment packages and doctor profiles once the campaign framework is ready. What I need from you • A full-funnel campaign plan tailored to key African markets (ad copy, creatives, suggested budgets, targeting parameters) • Implementation and daily optimisation of the ads until a measurable lead flow is achieved • A simple online form or landing page that captures each prospect’s name, phone, email/WhatsApp, country, medical condition and preferred travel timeframe • Weekly reports showing spend, clicks, conversions, cost-per-lead and—most important—number of leads whose medical documents you have preliminarily screened for authenticity Acceptance criteria – Minimum of 50 qualified leads in the first month whose medical records relate to major surgery or specialist procedures (orthopaedics, cardiac, neuro, transplant, etc.). – Contact details must be valid, and each lead should confirm interest in travelling to India within the next six months. My team handles visa assistance, treatment scheduling and all on-ground logistics once a lead is verified; your focus stays on attracting and filtering genuine prospects. If this pilot goes well, we can scale spend and add additional African regions together. Let’s discuss your approach, timelines and any past success you’ve had with similar healthcare lead-generation projects so we can launch quickly.