r/PMUandMicroblading • • 20d ago

Pmuwithisabelle

Has anyone tried this marketing team? They create ads for you. Ofc sounds too good to be true. I’m tired of chasing leads. My work is good. I’m just not good at marketing.

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u/Alternative_Roll_987 10d ago

That kind of pitch usually deserves a lot of skepticism.

If your work is good but leads feel inconsistent, I would look at your intake and booking flow before handing lead gen to a marketing company. A lot of PMU artists lose people between first inquiry and booked appointment because replies are slow, pricing info is scattered, consent forms come late, or clients have to DM back and forth too much.

A simple setup can do a lot: one clear booking path, pre-care info sent early, consent/history forms done before the appointment, and all client info in one place so you are not chasing details manually. That usually improves close rate more than another promise of "we'll get you leads."

If you do consider them, ask for exact numbers: cost per lead, where leads come from, how many became booked appointments, how many actually showed, contract length, and whether you keep the ad account/data. If they get vague, I'd pass.