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FIVE MARKETING red flags

Here are some things to look out for to safeguard your business against fraudulent marketing agencies

When it comes to marketing agencies working with aesthetic clinics, there are certain red flags that clinic owners need to be aware of. Being informed and aware of what to look out for can help you avoid falling victim to false promises in AI adverts and ensure that you are making an informed decision for your clinic’s marketing strategy.

• One of the biggest red flags to watch out for is guarantees. No marketing strategy is foolproof, and anyone claiming to guarantee results is likely making false promises. If a marketing agency is making bold guarantees, it’s best to proceed with caution.

• Another red flag to be wary of is anyone offering to work for free. While it may seem appealing to save money on marketing costs, there is almost always a catch. Be sure to read the fine print and fully understand what you are getting into before agreeing to any free services.

• It’s essential to ask for success stories from any potential marketing agency. If they cannot provide examples of successful campaigns or client testimonials, it’s a red flag that they may not be as reputable as they claim. Check their website, Google reviews, and seek feedback from other professionals in the industry.

• Be cautious of vague terminology, such as ‘done for you’. Make sure you fully understand what services are included and what additional costs may be involved. Don’t be afraid to ask tough questions and seek clarification on any unclear terms.

• Pressuring you into large upfront payments is another red flag to watch out for. A reputable marketing agency should be transparent about its pricing structure and should not pressure you into paying more than you are comfortable with before seeing measurable results.

It’s important to take the time to thoroughly review any contracts and ask any necessary questions upfront. Seeking legal advice or consulting with other professionals in the industry can help you make an informed decision and avoid falling victim to misleading marketing tactics.

Overall, it’s essential to trust your instincts and do your due diligence when working with marketing agencies for your aesthetic clinic. By being aware of these red flags and asking the right questions, you can protect your clinic from costly mistakes and ensure that you are working with a reputable agency.

This article appears in February 2025

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February 2025
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WELCOME TO THE FEBRUARY ISSUE OF AESTHETIC MEDICINE MAGAZINE
Welcome to the February issue of Aesthetic Medicine
MEET THE EXPERTS
The Aesthetic Medicine editorial board’s clinical expertise and diverse range of specialities help ensure the magazine meets the needs of the readers. In this issue, we have received guidance from the following members:
HOT OFF THE PRESS
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FIVE MARKETING red flags
Here are some things to look out for to safeguard your business against fraudulent marketing agencies
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Dr Medispa founder Dr Munir Somji talks to editor Anna Dobbie about how his multichannel aesthetics brand combines spa luxury with medical excellence
Polylactic Acid
Dr Paul Charlson considers whether polylactic acid is the holy grail of anti-ageing
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Dr Trish Davis considers the implications within our clinical fields
BEAUTOLOGY EXPANDS OFFERINGS TO INCLUDE NEW DEVICES
In addition to providing used and refurbished lasers, the company has expanded into new equipment sales and distribution
REVOLUTIONISING BODY AND FACIAL CONTOURING
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TREATING HYPERPIGMENTATION WITH LASERS
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The Princess and the PRP
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BEST Practice
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MAKING THE jump
Dr Raquel Amado recounts her experiences transitioning to aesthetics from dentistry
ENDING ON A high
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Treatment review: FACIAL BALANCING WITH AURA
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