Electiv
Strong med-spa focusLocal SEOOrganic SEOMed Spa MarketingPlastic Surgery MarketingDermatology Marketing
Electiv
Elite SEO agency specializing in plastic surgery and med spa practices.
$8,000/mo Visit website
How they rank for themselves
Their own organic footprint on Google — an honest tell for any SEO agency (measured, not a claim).
6
keywords ranked
47
est. monthly visits
0
in the top 3
A great fit if…
Plastic surgery practices, med spas, and dermatology clinics seeking dedicated organic search expertise and willing to commit to a selective, specialized partner.
Look elsewhere if…
Practices requiring full-service digital marketing (ads, social, email), quick fixes, or transparent fixed pricing; also not ideal for non-aesthetic medical practices.
What they do
- Local SEO & Google Business Profile
- Organic SEO (site + content)
- Google Ads (paid search)
- Meta & social ads
- Website design & buildpartial
- Content & before/after creative
- Reputation & review management
- Email & SMS / lead nurture
- Organic social management
- Lead tracking & CRM / booking
Notable inclusions
- Organic SEO optimization
- Local SEO for plastic surgery and med spas
- Google Maps ranking support
- Content strategy and blogging
- Proprietary SEO software
- Industry-specific strategy
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Our honest assessment
Strengths
- Highly specialized in aesthetic medicine (plastic surgery, med spas, dermatology) with deep industry knowledge
- SEO-focused agency with no ancillary services; stated single-discipline approach
- Proprietary SEO software developed in-house to enhance client rankings
- Selective client vetting process ensures mutual fit and serious commitment to growth
Watch-outs
- An $8,000/month minimum for SEO puts it beyond most single-location med spa budgets
- Limited transparency on case studies—portfolio referenced but no real metrics or before/after data visible
- Narrow service scope may require additional vendors for PPC, social ads, or reputation work
- No clear timeline or performance guarantees mentioned; typical SEO uncertainty applies