How do I turn more med spa enquiries into booked consults?

By the Margin Media team · Updated

A med spa turns more enquiries into booked consults by doing three things every time: replying within minutes, offering a specific time instead of asking when suits, and following up until the person books or says no. The gap is rarely the script. It is enquiries that were answered late, once, or not at all.

Where do enquiries drop out?

Follow ten recent enquiries from start to finish and mark where each one stopped. You will not need more than ten to see the pattern, because the drop-outs fall into the same few places every time.

  • Never answered: the call rang out or the form sat in an inbox.
  • Answered late: the reply came the next day.
  • Answered but not booked: questions were answered and no time was offered.
  • Offered a time, then silence: nobody followed up.
  • Booked, then no-show: nobody confirmed or reminded.

What are the steps?

Each step closes one of those gaps. None of them needs a new script or a sales course, only that the same things happen for every enquiry, including the ones that arrive at night.

  1. Answer every call and reply to every message within minutes, including evenings and weekends.
  2. Ask what they would like help with, then offer two consult times straight away.
  3. Take a name and mobile number before the conversation ends, booked or not.
  4. Send a text confirming the time, the address and who they will see.
  5. Follow up with anyone who didn't book, several times over the next few weeks.
  6. Count enquiries, booked consults and consults that showed, every week.

What should the front desk say about treatment questions?

Enough to be helpful, and no more. The front desk can explain what a consult involves, how long it takes and who conducts it. Whether a treatment is right for a person is for the provider at the consult. Saying so plainly is a good reason to book: come in and the provider will go through it with you.

How does Margin help a med spa book more consults?

Mia, the AI receptionist, answers every call or only the ones your desk misses, texts back missed callers within a minute, finds an open time and books it onto the portal calendar. Anyone who asked and didn't book keeps hearing from her by text until they book or say no.

Your office is told about each booking, and the portal shows every call, text and lead. Texting starts after carrier approval of your spa's number. Clinical questions are passed to your team.

What Margin sets up for this.

  • Mia, the AI receptionist, on every call
  • Missed calls texted back within a minute
  • Booking onto your calendar
  • Follow-up until they book or say no

What a business needs is decided on its audit. It is a one-time setup fee and a monthly fee, with exact numbers on the audit.

The Margin portal calendar: every appointment Mia booked, by day. Sample office with made-up people.
Every appointment Mia booked, on one calendar. Sample office; the people are made up.

How Margin works for med spasSee the portal with a sample businessThe Med Spa Accelerator

Related questions

What is a good consult booking rate for a med spa?

There is no single figure worth copying, because it depends on where the enquiries come from. A med spa should measure its own rate by source, then improve it month on month. Referrals and ad forms should never be judged together.

Should a med spa charge for consults?

That is a business decision for each med spa, and it changes who books. Whichever you choose, say it clearly at the first contact, so nobody arrives surprised. Clarity at booking matters more than the policy itself.

Do scripts help a med spa front desk book more consults?

A short one helps, mainly as a reminder to offer a time. A med spa front desk loses more consults to slow replies and missing follow-up than to wording, so fix those before polishing a script.

See where your business is losing customers.

The free audit is a 30-minute video call. We go through the five places a customer can slip away: found, answered, booked, showed, came back. The plan is yours whether or not you hire us.