A solo-injector med spa recovered $28,000 in 60 days — and fixed its Tuesday problem
Glow's owner-injector was booked out for her peak evenings but had a chronic Tuesday-morning problem that cost ~$3,000/week in unused capacity. Meanwhile 480 clients hadn't rebooked since their last Botox even though the product had fully worn off. Running both engines simultaneously — Retention IQ for reactivation and Revenue IQ for scheduling — closed both leaks at once.
"I thought my Tuesday problem was a marketing problem. I thought my retention problem was a patient-education problem. They're the same problem. I just needed someone to show me which clients to invite into which hours — at the right moment."— Representative practice owner · illustrative quote
Two problems that looked unrelated but compounded together
Nicole, the owner-injector, was a master injector with a loyal client base. But her practice had two quiet leaks: clients who drifted between Botox visits (4-month cadence missed by 3-4 weeks) and structural dead time on Tuesday mornings and Thursday afternoons. Fixing either alone would have helped. Fixing both, with offers routed from one engine to the other's gaps, was the unlock.
Retention IQ feeds reactivated clients into Revenue IQ's dead slots
Import client list from Aesthetic Record. Retention IQ segments the 480 overdue Botox clients into warm (1–2 months past due), cool (3–4 mo), cold (6+ mo). Revenue IQ analyzes 90 days of booking data and flags 3 Tuesday morning and 2 Thursday afternoon slots as dead time.
First reactivation SMS goes out — but instead of offering generic appointments, each message pre-matches the client to an open Tuesday or Thursday slot. 'Your Botox is about 2 weeks overdue. Nicole has Tuesday 10 AM this week — want it?'
Flash offers deployed to cold-segment clients: 20% off a Tuesday 10 AM touch-up. Offer sized to the deadness of the slot.
Mid-campaign check. Peak hours not cannibalized; reactivated clients routed exclusively into previously-dead slots.
Second wave — HydraFacial add-on cross-sell to Botox clients now 2+ visits in. Again, routed into low-utilization slots.
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