Attended, not booked
A booked consult is a promise. We report on the ones who actually turned up, because that's the only number that becomes revenue.
How we measure, what we publish, and what changes inside a clinic once the system is running.
How we measure
Most agency reporting is built to look impressive. Ours is built to be checked against your own books.
A booked consult is a promise. We report on the ones who actually turned up, because that's the only number that becomes revenue.
Lead cost is easy to make look good. We track spend all the way through to an attended consult and a started treatment.
If a clinic won't let us name them, we don't run the number. Anonymous screenshots prove nothing and everyone knows it.
Case studies
The examples below show the shape of the work and how we report it. They're illustrative while our current client results go through sign-off.
Northside Aesthetics · Illustrative example
Two previous agencies had run discount-led campaigns. The clinic was booking consults but attendance sat near 50%, and almost nobody converted to a full treatment course.
51% → 82%
Consult attendance
−44%
Cost per attended consult
+2.1×
Avg. treatment value
“The volume didn't change much. The people showing up did — and that was the whole problem.”
Rivergate Body Co. · Illustrative example
A six-figure contouring device sat underused. Enquiries came in sporadically through referral only, and the owner personally called every lead back between patients.
6 → 29
Consults per month
−11 hrs/wk
Owner hours on follow-up
+3.4×
Device utilisation
Meridian Skin & Wellness · Illustrative example
GLP-1 demand produced enormous enquiry volume, but the front desk was spending its day on people who couldn't afford the programme or weren't clinically suitable.
−14 hrs/wk
Front-desk hours saved
9% → 31%
Enquiry → programme start
+38%
Programme retention
“We get fewer enquiries now and start more patients. Nobody warned us those two things weren't the same.”
Reporting
No curated monthly PDF. A live view of spend, bookings, attendance and cost per patient, plus a weekly note explaining what moved and what we're changing.
Illustrative view of the reporting you get — not a client account.
A 30-minute call. We'll look at your treatment mix, your numbers and your capacity, and tell you honestly whether this is a fit — including when it isn't.
No pitch deck, no pressure, no obligation.