If you’ve started your own medspa, you know that attracting customers is your most important goal. You want to stand out from the competition. You want to be the obvious choice when an undecided client is looking. Your atmosphere, quality of service, and marketing strategies all play a role in making your medspa the best option for potential clients. To stand out as a medspa, consider incorporating all of the following suggestions.
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Choose A Marketing Tone
Your advertisements should match the tone of your business. As a med spa, you promote relaxation and beauty, and your ads should reflect that same tone. The design of your website is important, and a consistent tone helps give your customers a good impression. The colors, fonts, and designs of your brochures and web page should be elegant, up to date, and soothing. Even your radio or online advertisements should reflect the tone of your business.
Well Trained Employees
Customers return when they feel comfortable and well taken care of. If they know they’re in good hands at your medspa, they’ll be more apt to return for a facial, pedicure, massage, or treatment. Your employees are the face of your business, so take time to train your employees in a specific routine. Make sure they’re knowledgeable, kind, and treat every guest with the utmost respect. When you trust your employees, you can keep the reputation of your medspa stellar. If you must pay your employees more to offer top quality service, it will be worth it in the long run.
A Unique Atmosphere
Similar to your advertising tone, the atmosphere of your medspa should be definite and consistent. A blank, white interior feels more like a doctor’s office, and less like a spa. Instead, fill your site with relaxing music, real plants, small waterfalls, and other lush details that make customers think of vacations and beautiful things. If your medspa is a joy to walk into, you’ll catch the eye of any walk-in customers looking for a regular site.
Lower Medspa Rates
One of the best ways to stand out is to offer lower rates. At the end of the day, many customers look for a good deal. Instead of paying yourself or your employees less to offer those low rates, you could save on equipment by buying used cosmetic lasers. Instead of spending six figures on your equipment, you could charge your customers a lower rate and stand out from the competition.
Readily Available Information
Any customer will be curious about your procedures, especially the medical ones. Make sure information is available. How much do procedures cost? What are the risks? Do you have proven results, and can you provide photos? The more above board you can make your business, the easier it is to inspire customer trust. Make sure your employees know the answers to all important questions, so they can supply this information to all customers.
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