I didn't learn med spa marketing in a course. I learned it answering the phone.
Almost nobody in marketing has done every job between the ad and the treatment room. I have, and it's the reason I see things other marketers miss.
- The startBorn and raised in Venezuela
Proud of it, always. I trained as a lawyer, then lived two years in Mexico before moving to the US five years ago.
- AlwaysThe techy girl and the gamer
I've always been the one figuring out the tech, so ending up in funnels and automations was no accident.
- BeforeContent creator for brands
I already understood ads, content and numbers when I walked into the med spa.
- PersonalAcne, my whole life
It's why I went deep into skin research and treatments long before it was my job.
- 4 yearsInside a med spa
Receptionist, then booking, then learning every treatment: Botox and other neurotoxins, fillers, PRF EZ Gel, PRP, body sculpting, laser, microneedling, facials and peels. Injectables are my favorite.
- The turnThree agencies, one bad math problem
The last setup spent $10,000 on ads plus $6,000 in fees and brought in about $5,000. I took the numbers to my boss and asked for one shot.
- The proof$793 in ads → $7,037 in revenue
My first funnel: one PRF under-eye offer at $299 with a $29 deposit, one ad set at $28 a day, fast follow-up and a nurture that never let a lead go cold. 54 leads and 16 bookings in 31 days.
- NowPretty Booked
I'm building the same system for spa and salon owners, under one rule: respect and full transparency, always.