Consultation lead magnets for clinics and practices
The first half of the consult, before they book it.
Most consult time goes on explaining the same five things. A few questions on your site, and each inquiry gets that explaining in writing - what's likely driving what they see, the sensible order to treat it, the real prices - so the consult itself starts at the decision.
Arrive already oriented
The person in the chair has already read what their answers point to and what it costs. The consult stops being a lecture and becomes a decision.
Say no early, and be believed
A page that tells someone honestly what you won't do - and why - is the reason they trust the yes. Your red lines go in the page layout once and appear on every page.
Fill the book without discounting
The trade is value for an email: real orientation about their own situation, not a percentage off a treatment they don't understand yet.
See one working
These are example businesses we built end to end - the whole setup is public, and you can answer the questions yourself and read the page it writes back.
Marchmont Aesthetics
Aesthetics Treatment Plan
The explaining half of a free aesthetics consult - what's driving what they see, sequenced, at the real price, with the clinic's hard nos said out loud.
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Verde Kitchen
7-Day Meal Plan Builder
A week of meals built around this one person's goals, allergies, and the evenings they actually have.
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If you give regulated advice
Health, legal, and financial pages need their limits written down. The page layout carries your fixed disclaimers on every page, your instructions tell the writing what it must never claim, and the words stay yours - it writes from what your practice put in, not from the open internet. Read a few test pages before you go live; you'd do the same with a new hire.