Med spa · Austin, TX
$2,100–$4,900 /mo
Unanswered calls. ~30% of first calls hit voicemail, and 85% never call back.
First calls → voicemail
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Med spa · Austin, TX
$2,100–$4,900 /mo
Unanswered calls. ~30% of first calls hit voicemail, and 85% never call back.
First calls → voicemail
Plumbing · 8 employees
$376k /yr
Revenue-per-employee gap vs peers your size — payroll not converting to billable work.
Revenue per employee
Illustrative figures. Your report uses your real market — and, if you share them, your real numbers.
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Med spa · Austin, TX
Estimated monthly leakage
$1,804–$4,210a month
That's cash walking out the door every month — starting with the calls you already paid for. It's the single biggest leak we found, and you're paying for it whether you fix it or not. Two more leaks, plus how fast your competition is pulling ahead and exactly what to do about it, are below.
The math
Estimate, not exactAbout 30% of first calls to a practice your size go to voicemail. Research says 85% of people who reach voicemail never call back. Your average first visit is around $536. That's roughly six new patients a month you already paid to attract, hanging up before they ever book.
The math
Fix: Capture the calls you already paid for. Turn on missed-call text-back and add online booking to your site header.
First thing to do today: Call your own main line during business hours and see what happens.
We checked your website and your Google profile. There's a phone number, but no button to book a visit. About 40% of booking interest happens after hours, when your front desk is closed. With no online option, about 40% of those people never come back. That's roughly three or four new patients a month you never hear from.
The math
Fix: Add a booking button people can use at midnight. Put it in your site header and on your Google Business Profile.
First thing to do today: Open your own site on your phone and try to book a visit in under 30 seconds. Time it.
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