Small Business Marketing Budget Allocation: How Much Should Go to SEO, Advertising, Content, and Your Website?

Small business owners frequently ask a seemingly straightforward question: How much should we spend on marketing? The better question is: Where should the next marketing dollar go? A business can spend aggressively on Google Ads while sending prospects to a website that does not convert. It can invest heavily in SEO without having strong service…

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Skincare Customer Acquisition Cost: How Brands Can Lower CAC Without Sacrificing Growth

Growing a skincare brand requires customers. Acquiring those customers, however, has become one of the most important economic challenges facing direct-to-consumer and ecommerce skincare companies. Brands can invest in paid search, Meta advertising, influencer campaigns, organic search, content, email, retail partnerships, affiliates, marketplaces, public relations, and other channels. These activities can generate traffic and sales,…

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Dermatology Service-Line Marketing: How to Grow High-Priority Treatments Without Wasting Marketing Budget

Dermatology practices rarely have a demand problem that can be solved simply by generating more website traffic or increasing advertising. The more important question is: Which patients, services, and treatments should the practice actually be trying to grow? A dermatology practice may offer medical dermatology, skin cancer screening, acne treatment, psoriasis care, cosmetic dermatology, injectables,…

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Plastic Surgery Lead Source Attribution: How to Know Which Marketing Channels Actually Generate Procedures

Plastic surgery practices can invest in SEO, Google Ads, social media, content marketing, referral programs, directories, email, video, reputation management, and website improvements simultaneously. The problem is not necessarily generating activity. The harder question is: Which marketing channels are actually producing profitable procedures? A practice may know how many website visitors it receives. It may…

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Med Spa Patient Reactivation: How to Bring Inactive Patients Back and Increase Revenue

Acquiring a new med spa patient can require significant investments in advertising, search engine optimization, social media, content, promotions, staff time, and sales follow-up. Yet many aesthetic practices concentrate heavily on generating new leads while overlooking one of their most valuable existing assets: patients who have already purchased from the practice. Every established med spa…

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