SINUVA Case Study

Lead Generation for Nasal
Polyp Treatment

Medtronic’s SINUVA Sinus Implant is a corticosteroid-eluting (mometasone furoate) implant indicated for the treatment of nasal polyps.

XDS created a new microsite experience that delivered a refreshed brand campaign with a revised and simplified UX that focused on the key conversion goals of having patients find a SINUVA specialist near them and call for an appointment. We geotargeted content so we could cut down the clicks/effort a user needed to find a local doctor. We also installed call tracking for all the doctors’ phone numbers so we could clearly track how many users were reaching our goals.

On the paid media side we looked at what cities had the largest amount of ear, nose, and throat specialists that offered SINUVA, and paired that with actual SINUVA sales data, resulting in four key cities to focus our geotarget SEM and Facebook campaigns in.

Our Role

Content planning & development

Visual design

Development

SEO & SEM

Paid Media

Analytics

Screenshot of Sinuva's newly designed microsite. Hero image is a woman outside smelling a dandelion.
Sinuva's landing page to download the guide for sinus implant. The page uses image of a man sitting down in doctor office reading a magazine.
Paid media ads for Sinuva using a woman smelling a flower image with bold text "discover a non-surgical option".

SEO Strategy – Unbranded Website

AS part of this campaign effort, we created an unbranded website that focus on long-tail keywords. The site featured a patient screener that lead to a lead generation program. The site featured valuable blog content that was optimized technical SEO (speed, mobile, indexing), backlinks, and performance for continuous improvement. Simple, effective, and results-driven.

screenshot of the website's homepage using a graphic of a lady holding her nose, this unbranded website as part of SEO strategy.
Screenshot of a website's "Your Sinusitis Self-Assessment" page. with a question box to identify symptoms, from an SEO strategy.