Know Doctors? Earn $500 for Every One Who Signs.

Somewhere in your phone right now are the names of doctors who need exactly what we do. Here is how one conversation with one of them can turn into $500.

It Starts on the Ninth Hole

It's a charity golf tournament on a bright Saturday morning, and your foursome includes an orthopaedic surgeon you've played with a few times. He's the kind of doctor people drive across town to see: fellowship-trained, careful, the one other surgeons send their own families to. While you wait on the ninth tee, he shakes his head and says, "New patients keep going to the guy down the street. His name is everywhere online, and mine might as well not exist."

Most people would nod and line up their shot. But listen to what he just told you. One of the best surgeons in your city is losing patients, every single week, to someone who is simply easier to find. He doesn't need more skill. He needs to be seen. And you happen to know exactly who can fix that, because you're reading this.

The Problem Most Doctors Can't See

Patients no longer pick a doctor from a referral slip and hope for the best. They search. They read reviews, compare names, open two or three websites and book with whoever looks most trustworthy, often late at night, on their phone. More and more of them simply ask AI: one in three U.S. adults used an AI chatbot for health information in the past year. The doctor who doesn't show up in those moments never even knows the patient was looking.

Here's the part that makes your role so valuable. Doctors are pitched by marketing companies constantly, and most of them have learned to tune it all out. They don't trust a cold email or a stranger on the phone. They trust people they already know. People like you.

Why Your Introduction Is Worth $500

Propelled MD engineers custom websites and search positions for doctors: every site crafted around one doctor's name and specialty, and made to stand out on Google, in Google's AI answers and in ChatGPT. We take only one doctor per specialty in each city, so every doctor we work with gets something their competition can't. We see working for two competing doctors as a conflict of interest, so once a spot is taken in a city, it's closed. That makes your introduction rare in the best way: you're not offering a doctor the same thing everyone else gets, you may be offering them the only spot in their specialty in town.

And the first step costs the doctor nothing. Every doctor starts with a free Position Report, a clear, private look at where they stand on Google and in AI answers today, and what it would take to lead their city. No pressure, no commitment. You're simply giving a friend a free look at something they've been wondering about anyway.

Your relationships. Your schedule. $500 for every doctor who signs.

All You Do Is Start the Conversation

You don't sell, pitch or explain websites. The easiest way in is a question most doctors have never been asked: "Have you searched your own name lately?" Most haven't, and the answer usually surprises them. From there, all you do is point them to their free Position Report. It takes them a few minutes. On the form, they choose "A sales rep" and type your name, which is how the doctor is credited to you, so remind them every time. Then we take it from there: the report, the call, the proposal, the website and the work every month after.

Do the Math

You earn $500 for every doctor^* you introduce who signs with us, paid once their first monthly payment clears. There's no cap and no quota. It's commission only, as an independent contractor, so the only limit is how many doctors you know. Slide to see what it adds up to:

*Earned on doctors who sign up for The Partnership or The Flagship plan, with your name on their Position Report. The Foundation plan does not qualify. Every doctor you introduce adds to what you earn, and there is no cap. Examples of the math, not a guarantee.

You Know More Doctors Than You Think

Take a minute and make the list. Your own doctor and your dentist. Your kids' pediatrician. The surgeon in your Saturday foursome, the dermatologist from your book club, the doctors at your church, your gym and the charity events you attend. Friends who are married to doctors. Most well-connected people can name ten or twenty without trying hard, and every one of them is a conversation that could change their practice and pay you for it.

There's no fee to start, no schedule and no office. It fits golfers and club members, event and hospitality professionals, retired reps, and anyone whose circle includes physicians, anywhere in the United States. Start with one name. You already know who it is.

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