Dr. M. Saad

Episode 40 - Marketing a DPC When You Hate Social Media, Coaching Call with Dr. Moizah Saad (Part 2)

DPC| Primary Care| DPC Podcast| DPC Marketing
May 28, 2026•1 min read

After almost two years of paying for DPC marketing companies that did not deliver, Dr. Moizah Saad finally decided to take control of her own growth.

In Part 2 of our live coaching call, we walk through the exact networking strategies, elevator pitch formula, and social media mindset shifts she is using to grow her DPC + hybrid clinic in Princeton, New Jersey. We also unpack the “Mamdani moment” that changed how she sees showing up online and why it matters more than she realized.

If you’re a DPC doctor who feels burned by agencies or flustered by marketing, this one is for you.

In this episode

  • The DPC elevator pitch formula I share with every doctor I coach

  • Why most paid DPC marketing companies fail us, and what to do instead

  • The “Mamdani moment” that flipped how Dr. Saad thinks about social media

  • “Fortune is in the follow up” and how to stop letting warm leads die in a drawer

  • Why building a regional DPC support group might be the move for New Jersey

About Dr. Saad

Practice: DPC + Hybrid Clinic, Princeton NJ

Specialty: Internal Medicine

Years in DPC: ~2 years (and counting)

Patient Focus: Adults in their 40s who feel unheard by traditional medicine

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Dr. Gonzalez was born in NYC, but grew up in Virginia. She graduated from the University of Virginia and Eastern Virginia Medical School before completing her Family Medicine residency and Geriatrics Fellowship in 2002 at USC in Columbia, SC. She worked in Morganton, NC for 5 years at Burke Primary Care. After that, she headed the Primary Care Department at A Woman's View for 13 years and taught part time at the Geriatrics Fellowship in Morganton. She appreciates the privilege of working with her patients to improve their health, independence, and quality of life. She is Board Certified in Family Medicine and has a Certificate of Added Qualification in Geriatrics.

Anne Gonzalez

Dr. Gonzalez was born in NYC, but grew up in Virginia. She graduated from the University of Virginia and Eastern Virginia Medical School before completing her Family Medicine residency and Geriatrics Fellowship in 2002 at USC in Columbia, SC. She worked in Morganton, NC for 5 years at Burke Primary Care. After that, she headed the Primary Care Department at A Woman's View for 13 years and taught part time at the Geriatrics Fellowship in Morganton. She appreciates the privilege of working with her patients to improve their health, independence, and quality of life. She is Board Certified in Family Medicine and has a Certificate of Added Qualification in Geriatrics.

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