January 21, 2026

Harrison Cuker

In this session, Harrison (Recura CEO) and Marissa (former Icebox growth leader, now on the Recura team) break down a simple truth: most practices don’t lose leads because demand is low — they lose leads because follow-up is slow, generic, or inconsistent. The webinar walks through a practical framework you can apply immediately to convert more of the leads you’re already paying for.
Not all leads are the same — and messaging shouldn’t be either. The webinar recommends separating leads by platform (Google vs Meta vs TikTok), offer, and service line (Botox vs GLP-1 vs body). The more specific your lead data is up front (e.g., a service dropdown), the more personal and effective your follow-up becomes.
A major conversion unlock is simply naming what the person asked for—so the message feels relevant immediately.
“Thanks for your interest in our Botox promotion…”
instead of
“Want to book an appointment?”
Marissa emphasizes keeping SMS short and clear (and being mindful with emojis since they eat character count).
A common failure mode: leads come in at night, staff follow up the next day, and intent is gone. The webinar highlights configuring different behavior for business hours vs after hours (e.g., text first late at night, call first during the day).
For new leads, Marissa recommends a strong baseline: ~7 touches over the first 14 days, with follow-ups at the 14-day and 30-day marks if you don’t convert initially. The point: don’t try once or twice and give up — most conversion comes from consistent, strategic follow-up.
If you’re running paid ads, doing SEO, or generating leads through social, this is a high-ROI watch — especially if you want a concrete playbook for better conversion in 2026.

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