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Med spa lead generation that books consults, not browsers
A $99 intro facial and a $4,000 body-contouring package can come from the same ad click. A ConviFlo med spa Flo tells them apart at capture — asking treatment interest, timeline, and budget comfort, scoring each answer in real time — so package-ready clients route straight to a consult booking while price-shoppers land in nurture instead of clogging your front desk's callback list.
Instagram clicks don't tell you who's ready to buy a package.
Aesthetic ads attract everyone from serious package buyers to promo-hunters chasing the cheapest deal in town. A name-and-number form treats them identically, so your coordinator spends hours dialing leads who only ever wanted the $99 special.
No-shows are booked from unqualified leads.
When anyone can grab a consult slot without a single qualifying question, your calendar fills with people who haven't thought about budget or timeline. Every no-show is a slot a package client didn't get.
The algorithm chases cheap leads unless you teach it otherwise.
If a promo-hunter and a package buyer fire the same conversion event, Meta optimizes toward whoever's cheapest to capture. Value-weighted events teach it to find clients who book series and packages.
What a med spa Flo looks like
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Start with the treatment, not the phone number
Slide one asks what the visitor wants to improve — with image cards, not a dropdown. Treatment interest is the first scoring signal: injectables and body contouring score higher than a one-off facial.
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Gauge timeline and budget comfort
"When would you like to start?" and a comfortable-spend range separate ready-to-book clients from someday browsers — asked conversationally, one question per slide.
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Score toward package potential
Multi-area interest, near-term timeline, and higher budget comfort stack points. The lead arrives with an estimated client value attached, so your coordinator calls the best prospects first.
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Route ready clients straight to booking
High-score leads flow into your consult calendar; lower scores enter an email nurture with before-and-afters. The ad platform gets value-weighted events, so it hunts more package buyers.
The math on 100 med spa leads
Say 100 leads cost $2,500 in ad spend. Sorted at capture instead of at the front desk:
- 33 promo-only browsersNurture list, $0 coordinator time
- 46 single-treatment clients, avg $600 value$27,600 pipeline
- 21 package-ready clients, avg $3,200 value$67,200 pipeline, booked first
Frequently asked questions
How do med spas get more clients from paid ads?
Run Meta or TikTok traffic into a qualification funnel instead of a bare booking link. Ask treatment interest, timeline, and budget comfort before offering a consult slot — you'll book fewer no-shows and route package-ready clients to your calendar first.
Can I ask about budget without scaring people off?
Yes — framed as a comfortable range on its own slide, budget questions feel like personalization, not gatekeeping. Multi-step Flos ask one question at a time, so each answer feels like progress toward a recommendation.
Does ConviFlo limit how many leads a med spa campaign can capture?
No. Every plan includes unlimited leads — a viral promo or seasonal push changes your pipeline, not your bill.
Maximize the value of every lead.
Score every answer, qualify in real time, and route high-value leads where they convert — so every dollar of ad spend works harder.
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