IV therapy & hydration · Irvine, CA · clients nationwide
People feel great when they leave. There's no pipeline bringing them back.
Marketing for IV therapy lounges and mobile IV.
Sound familiar?
An IV lounge in Costa Mesa has a menu of drips with vitamin names and prices. That's the marketing content. A 29-year-old with a wedding Saturday and a hangover Friday searches 'iv drip near me' and can't tell which drip is hers.
The right people see the lounge on Groupon, once, and never return. Nothing on the site names the reasons people actually book. Booking runs through an app that owns the customer.
Customers who do come feel great and don't come back before the next flight, race or season, because nobody reminds them. Reviews go unasked. The owner can't say which deal or post produced the members. The drips were never the problem. The pipeline was, because there wasn't one.
The pain points
Where the pipeline is broken today.
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The menu lists vitamins; she's searching for a reason.
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Groupon shoppers, once.
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Nothing tells her which drip is hers.
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Booking through an app that owns the customer.
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No reminder before the next reason.
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Reviews unasked.
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Members a mystery.
The solution: our marketing pipeline
The same seven-step pipeline, built for iv therapy & hydration.
Content that explains, shown to the right people, that makes them curious, gets them to sign up, takes them to the next step, turns them into customers, and repeats. Here is what each step looks like for you.
It explains what you built, answers the people who ask, and keeps them until they buy. You keep building.
Example
What this sounds like when it works.
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Longevity and IV clinic marketing: explaining the science so people actually book
How longevity clinics, IV therapy lounges and wellness practices in Orange County turn complicated protocols into understandable offers, with creator content and a consult funnel.
Supplement and peptide marketing that stays on the right side of the FTC
How supplement, nutrition and peptide brands write product pages people understand, run creator campaigns, and make claims that survive scrutiny.
Landing pages and funnels for health and wellness: the anatomy of a page that converts
The section-by-section structure of a health and wellness landing page, the funnel behind it, and the conversion numbers to expect for clinics, practices and products.
- Medical, science and marketing jargon, translated
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