CRO for aesthetic clinics and course platforms

I find where your website loses the people who were ready to book or enroll, fix it myself, and tell you up front whether the fix is worth paying for.

~575% monthly revenue in 90 days on a course platform where I ran the email side. Read the caveats ↓

The check most agencies skip

Before I quote anything, I do one calculation with you. What does one new customer leave you after direct costs? What does the work cost over a year? Divide the yearly cost by what one customer leaves you, and you get the number of extra customers the work has to bring in just to pay for itself.

If that number is realistic for your business, we talk about how to get there. If it isn't, I'll tell you, and I'll tell you where the money would do more. Sometimes that's follow-up, local ads, or nothing at all, and not a website.

How it works

1. 1.Free first look

   Free

   Tell me your goals and the numbers you're comfortable sharing. You get a written overview: where I think the leaks are, the break-even math, and whether I'd take the project. A 30-minute call if it helps. No obligation.

2. 2.Full audit

   From $1,500

   With read access to your Google Analytics, Search Console and site dashboards, I go through the real data, not just the screens. You get a prioritized list of fixes, each with the reason behind it. If we continue, the audit fee comes off your first month.

3. 3.Monthly CRO

   From $1,800/month · 3-month minimum

   I implement the changes myself: pages, forms, tracking, and email follow-up. Then we measure. You get a weekly report in plain language, and no surprises.

What I work on

• Booking and enquiry paths. Every step between "interested" and "booked", including the forms nobody tests.
• Treatment and course pages. Answering the questions people have before they commit, in the order they have them.
• Tracking you can trust. Analytics events that fire when they should, so decisions rest on real numbers.
• Speed on mobile. Most of your visitors are on a phone with patience to match.

Retention: the customers you already paid for

Getting someone to enroll or book once is the expensive part. Email and follow-up that bring them back cost far less, and most businesses barely use them. Retention is part of CRO here, not a separate package.

Proof, with the caveats

Why one person

You talk to the person who does the work. No account manager in between, no handoff to a junior after the contract is signed. The tradeoff is real: I take on a small number of clients at a time.

Ruthlessly Real

Mithris comes from Mithra, an ancient symbol of truth and kept contracts. In practice that means three things: prices are on this page, you hear bad news early, and if the numbers don't work, I won't take your money.

Questions