Eye-care marketing built by the people who built the platform.

Specialty Vision is run by the founders who scaled a national optometry platform to a $100M raise — and built the agency that should have been there for them. Boutique specialists. Exponential results.

Avner Engel, CEO and Founder of Specialty Vision, hero portrait

+241 net visits per day

Across 74 locations and 302 providers, in 30 days. Live on the dashboard, reconciled per provider.

What our clients say

Video poster — Zvi Pardes, VP Marketing ReFocus Eye Health, testimonial for Specialty Vision
Avner Engel, CEO and Founder of Specialty Vision — founder portrait

From Our Founder

Our Why

“After running a national eye-care platform and overseeing marketing for 2,000+ clinics, I witnessed an enormous opportunity being left on the table. Practices and groups across the country had untapped growth potential — especially in medical and specialty care — but lacked partners who could operate at a higher level. So I built Specialty Vision to deliver what the industry was missing: boutique attention combined with the deepest eye-care expertise of any marketing company, driving real transformation from single-location practices to national groups.”

Avner Engel

CEO and Founder, Specialty Vision

The operators' credential

Most agencies pitching PE-backed platforms have never run one. Specialty Vision was built by the people who did.

Avner Engel — CEO, Specialty Vision

Founded and led Amplify EyeCare, a national eye-care platform raised through a $100M merger with sophisticated PE investors. Owned the M&A process end-to-end: sourcing, pre-QofE financial analysis, negotiations, structuring, due diligence, and practice engagement. Signed LOIs with 11 practices and $12M of EBITDA in the first 90 days. Average 25% equity roll, blended multiple under 6. Before Amplify, served as VP of Sales and Marketing at EyeCarePro — 2,000 medical clinics, 80 staff, 1M+ patient appointments per year generated through digital marketing.

Ilan Manoim — Co-Founder, Specialty Vision

Platform & Technology lead. Four years building best-in-class infrastructure for a scalable national eye-care brand — the proprietary M&A portal, the employee-engagement platform, the dashboard layer the marketing now runs on top of.

The arc that matters to a sponsor

Founded a platform → raised $100M → integrated practices → marketed across 2,000+ clinics → generated 1M+ patient appointments annually → built the software the category was missing. The marketing Specialty Vision delivers is the marketing the founders wished existed when they were the operators.

The Scheduling Gap Report

Most agencies show you cost-per-click and impressions. Specialty Vision shows you what those dollars did to Dr. Parekh's chair last Tuesday.

74
under management
302
under management
+241
at the practice level (May 4 vs. April 4)
+1,723
at the provider level (May 4 vs. April 4)

At network scale, today

Across the managed Specialty Vision network, in a single 28-day window:

13,000
+39% vs. February 2026, +32% vs. March 2025
151,000
+27% vs. February 2026
36M
+26% vs. February 2026
60,000
65% organic

Engagement, paid, and video distribution

All figures reconciled at source: GA4, Search Console, GMB Insights, ad platforms, YouTube Studio. Available on the live Growth Portal — pull it up anytime.

3,378
2,154 unique users
1,470
$31.57 per conversion; trailing 9 days at $15.18 as campaigns warm
1.4M
851K same period prior year; 279 published videos
108.7K
17.9K same period prior year; 590 published videos

Best-in-class across every layer that touches a doctor's online presence

PE-backed platforms have small in-house marketing teams that can't carry the full stack. Existing agencies don't carry it either. Specialty Vision is built to be the full stack — best-in-class across every layer.

Doctor management.

Provider bios, headshots, schedules, hours, insurances, retail products — managed across every site, every directory, every GBP listing, with a single source of truth. New-provider launches ship with bio, video shoot (10–20 assets), print kit, website push, referral mailers, and provider-specific paid media — on schedule, every time.

Listings management.

GBP optimization across every campus. Citation cleanup, NAP consistency, weekly post cadence, Q&A coverage, photo curation, hours and service-category accuracy. The proof: 13,000 phone calls in a single month across the managed network.

Reporting.

The Growth Portal — the live dashboard the engagement runs on. Five-card monthly executive summary engineered to be the briefing taken to the board. The Scheduling Gap Report tying marketing to chairs. The Monthly Performance Report covering paid, organic, and citations. Drill-down on every metric to source. 24/7 access.

Practice websites.

Custom-designed, conversion-focused, 200+ pages typical for a multi-service site, premium hosting, sub-two-second page speed, HIPAA- and ADA-aligned, 30-day typical launch from signing. Built for both classical SERP rankings and LLM citation. Schema layered on every page. Multilingual where the demographic data returns.

Corporate doctor-facing website.

The platform-level site that recruits physicians, communicates with sponsors, supports M&A outreach, and presents the brand to investors and partners. Leadership pages, clinical and non-clinical career tracks, partnership pages, news and policies — engineered as a full corporate property, not a brochure. The ReFocus corporate site is the reference model.

ampUP: the operating layer underneath

Marketing is one layer of what Specialty Vision delivers. Underneath it sits ampUP — the software suite Avner and Ilan built when they ran the platform. ampUP is what turns marketing from a vendor relationship into an operating system.

ampUP — the full platform: marketing, HR, operations, onboarding, employee engagement, project management, and a virtual shared office that connects MSO leadership to every practice and every staff member.

ampUP Lite — the simplified, multi-location marketing dashboard for groups that want the marketing layer without the full operating suite.

Seven modules under one roof:

01

Practice Portal

Shared files, supply orders, patient forms, practice reports, location-level communication.

02

Communication & Collaboration

Social platform, integrated messaging, feedback and roadmap, staff recognition, company calendar.

03

Project Management

Task workflows, recurring tasks, Kanban boards, role-based collaboration, integrations with marketing tools, CRM, website, and Google Suite.

04

Marketing Integrations

Review management, website management with one source of truth for bios and hours, video marketing workflows (nearly 1,000 doctor videos produced without additional equipment), social uploader, bottom-up marketing participation from practice staff.

05

Employee Engagement

Gamified points and prizes, 360 recognition, career-development tracks, daily culture posts.

ampUP: the operating layer underneath

The point is not the feature list. The point is: when marketing is integrated with HR, operations, project management, and physician engagement — under one platform the operators built — the marketing actually moves the practice. Marketing alone moves clicks. ampUP-integrated marketing moves chairs.

06

HR & Support

Job-requisition workflows, HR ticketing, onboarding, employee handbook, supply and print portal.

07

Upskilling

Full LMS for doctor and staff training, course library by topic / role / practice, video and text instruction, quizzes.

CASE STUDY

Greenwich Ophthalmology, 12-month transformation

Greenwich Ophthalmology Associates is a multi-specialty ophthalmology practice in Connecticut. Specialty Vision took over the marketing program in February 2025 and ran a 12-month build: site rebuild, technical SEO, schema, content engine, GBP optimization, AEO/GEO, and live dashboard reporting. Every ophthalmology subspecialty — retina, cornea, glaucoma, pediatric, IOL — got its own tailored architecture rather than a one-size-fits-all “services” page. Schema layered on every page. GBP unified across locations. Working sessions grounded in current dashboard data, weekly. Appointment page engagement reached 125 seconds average time on page at a 100% engagement rate. All figures reconciled against GA4, Search Console, and GMB. Available for live walkthrough during the executive briefing.

baseline +2,573%

Organic impressions

baseline +706%

Organic clicks

baseline +52%

Google My Business calls

baseline 3.3M / month

Peak organic impressions

Feb 2025 Mar 2026

Why we built Specialty Vision

If your standard for marketing is the same standard you hold for your physicians, your operations, and your sponsor relationships — this is the partner that matches it.

The category default

  • Monthly PDFs the buyer can't verify.
  • Reactive turnaround the buyer has to chase.
  • Silence between reports.

Specialty Vision

  • The dashboard is the source of truth.
  • Same-day response when something moves.
  • Working sessions, not status-update theater.
  • Founder on every account.

Founder-led, every account

Strategy is set, reviewed, and led by Avner Engel and Ilan Manoim directly — not handed to an account manager. Both are named senior leads on every PE-platform engagement. Weekly working sessions. Decisions made, not summarized.

Same-day response

when an algorithm shifts, indexation breaks, a ranking drops, or a GBP listing gets suspended. The dashboard surfaces it. The team acts on it before the next call.

Renewal earned every 30 days.

Month-to-month, no lockup. The bar is the same every month: if the work isn't visibly worth it on the dashboard, the engagement ends. That's a feature for buyers who've signed multi-year MSAs that turned into vendor lock-in. It's also why Specialty Vision has retained every client it has ever onboarded — and expanded scope with every one.

The clinical team owns clinical voice.

Specialty Vision owns everything that determines whether a page ranks, gets cited, and converts: topic selection, keyword targeting, header architecture, on-page positioning, schema, distribution, EEAT signals, GBP, ad copy, video production, print design, and the corporate-website voice.

Audit-first

Every engagement begins with a live intake audit — six categories, scored on a POOR / OK / GOOD scale. No softening.

  • Links & Authority
    POOR OK GOOD
  • Rank Tracker
    POOR OK GOOD
  • Local Listings
    POOR OK GOOD
  • Reputation Manager
    POOR OK GOOD
  • GBP Audit
    POOR OK GOOD
  • On-Site SEO
    POOR OK GOOD

What the read-through usually asks next

How do contracts work?
Month-to-month, no lockup, on every program. 30-day termination notice on website engagements. Renewal earned every 30 days. The dashboard makes that visible — if the work isn't worth it this month, the engagement ends.
Do you charge per location?
On most growth programs, no. One investment covers the program across all campuses. Two exceptions, named openly: hosting scales modestly with the number of locations, and Google Ads management scales with monthly ad spend on a tiered structure that progressively reduces marginal rate at higher spend. Both are detailed line by line in the proposal.
Who actually does the work?
A 20-person in-house team — SEO strategists, content specialists, developers, designers, video editors. Strategy is not subcontracted. Avner Engel and Ilan Manoim are named senior leads on every PE-platform account.
What does the audit look like?
Six categories, POOR / OK / GOOD, walked through live on the dashboard. For platforms with multi-location footprint, the Scheduling Gap Report adds a per-provider, per-location operating diagnostic on day one.
How fast can a multi-location group launch?
Technical audit begins within 48 hours of kickoff. Sites typically launch in 30 days. Local SEO push begins ~2 weeks before launch so visibility momentum is moving on day one. Compounding organic gains tend to show in 60–90 days, with case studies showing dramatic outcomes by month 12 (Greenwich).
Multi-location coordination — how does it actually work?
Per-location dashboards, per-location GBP, per-campus geo-targeted pages, network-wide content cadence, single source of truth for the marketing data. Every campus is treated as a node in a network — not a row in a "locations" page. ampUP and ampUP Lite carry the integration layer between corporate and practice staff.
Does this work alongside our in-house marketing team?
Yes — that's the most common configuration. Specialty Vision carries the full stack the in-house team can't carry alone (volume content production, technical SEO, schema, GBP at scale, paid media, video, print, AEO, software). The in-house team owns brand voice, sponsor relationships, and physician communications. Division of labor is documented at kickoff.
How do you handle physician partner adoption across a network?
On-camera coaching, provider-page architecture, per-provider entity optimization for AEO/GEO, and ampUP modules that pull physicians into the marketing process directly (interviews, content suggestions, recognition, gamified engagement). The result: 869 published physician videos and ~1.5M YouTube views across two reference networks in 365 days.
How do you measure conversions?
Strict definition. A conversion is a person whose search showed clear intent to book an appointment right now (not branded searches), typically within ~3 miles of the office, who clicked the ad and either reached a real person on the phone for a genuine conversation or submitted an appointment request online. Not traffic. Not window-shoppers. Neighbors actively trying to schedule care.
Reporting cadence and board-ready output?
Live dashboard, 24/7. Weekly founder-led strategy session. Monthly deep-dive review. Monthly five-card executive summary — one page, 90-second read, zero vanity metrics, engineered to be the briefing taken to the board. Quarterly strategic research.
Content ownership?
Full client ownership. All original content, images, schema, and assets stay with the platform — including after the engagement ends. Off-boarding plan is written into the engagement.
HIPAA / ADA posture on builds?
Aligned to HIPAA and ADA best practices. Reviewed at every release. Builds support acquisitions, rebuilds, and migrations across regulated multi-location healthcare environments. Detailed compliance posture (BAA, security questionnaire, sub-processor list) provided under NDA before contracting.
M&A and post-acquisition standardization?
The audit, the Scheduling Gap Report, and the dashboard run on every site in the group from day one. Post-close, marketing standardization follows the same template — corporate-site integration, GBP unification, content cadence, video shoots, print kits — without restarting the diligence.

Three steps

01

A 30-minute executive briefing.

A guided walkthrough of where your network actually stands today — directories, ranks, GBP, schema, and the Scheduling Gap baseline. From our side. On the dashboard, live.

02

A written plan in 5 days.

Channels, KPIs, network-level priorities, integration timeline, board-reporting cadence. The plan flows from the audit findings, not a generic template.

03

A live network dashboard from day one.

Every action visible — to your team, your physician partners, your sponsor, your board. Every metric clickable to source.

Schedule the executive briefing

Renewal earned every 30 days. Boutique specialists. Exponential results.