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Two lines, one coordinator, and every enquiry after 6pm going to voicemail. $6,000 a month in ads and no answer to what happened to the calls.
Forty-one live pages and a Meta account restricted without explanation. Equivalence claims from 2024 still running on two of three location pages.
Four hundred GLP-1 patients treated and no aesthetic follow-on. Patients finished the program and booked skin tightening elsewhere.
Weekend enquiries piled up in a shared inbox until Monday. By then roughly a third had booked elsewhere.
A new medical director refused to sign off on the site until every outcome guarantee was removed. Nobody knew how many there were.
$11,000 a month into GLP-1 ads with a restricted ad account and no aesthetic follow-on offer.
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Get Your Free Audit →A single-location med spa running a twenty-month-old semaglutide program. The owner had doubled ad spend in Q1 and seen no lift in booked consults.
In the first full month the clinic booked 31 consults from calls that would previously have gone to voicemail. Ad spend was unchanged.
A three-location group whose ad account was restricted mid-campaign. Nobody internally could say which asset had triggered it.
Delivered in ten days. The domain was reclassified and the ad account reinstated the following week.
A combined weight loss and aesthetics clinic with a large treated-patient list and no campaign connecting the two service lines.
47 aesthetic consults in the first 90 days at a cost per enrolled patient of $212, none of which required naming a prescription medication in advertising.
A two-location wellness clinic whose weekend enquiries sat unread in a shared inbox until Monday morning.
Weekend replies now go out in under a minute. Form-fill-to-consult conversion more than doubled.
A physician-owned med spa onboarding a new medical director who would not approve the existing marketing.
Approved on the first review pass, ten days after the inventory started.
A regional group spending heavily on medication-led advertising with an account that kept tripping restrictions.
Cost per enrolled patient fell to $174 across the following quarter with no further account restrictions.
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