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A bigger ad budget rarely fixes an empty calendar. Size your med spa ad budget backward from the patients you need, respect the platform minimums, and fix the funnel before you scale.
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Most agents ask an agency how many leads they will get. These questions test what decides your results: appointment cost, housing ad rules, follow-up, ownership and reporting.
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Most Instagram marketing services sell posts and followers. Here is how to find the ones that deliver booked appointments, with the numbers to check and the questions to ask.
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A booked appointment guarantee is only as good as its fine print. What it can promise, the definitions that change its value, and a five-check audit.
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Portals, pay-at-closing networks, lead platforms, seller lists or an ad agency? Compare real estate lead generation providers by the one number that matters: cost per closing.
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Published retainer ranges by service, the five ways agencies bill a med spa, and the contract clauses that decide what you keep if you leave.
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A skincare digital marketing agency should know two funnels, the FDA and Meta rules that shape every ad, and the numbers that prove it works. Here is how to judge one.
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What med spa results should show: the offer, the period, the spend and the patients who arrived, plus a checklist for judging any agency's results.
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Ten med spa CRM and software platforms compared from their own pages: what each does, published prices, who signs a BAA, and which fits ads, retention or multiple locations.
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What patients check before they book, what Google and the FTC ban, and a compliant workflow for asking, replying and tracking reviews at a med spa.
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Generic content marketing advice is written for software companies. Here is what produces leads for businesses that sell appointments: price pages, proof, reviews and fast follow-up.
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A dental click costs $10.69 to $38.76 on Google and $5.70 on a Meta lead ad. Here is what that means per lead, per patient, and which channel fits which treatment.
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