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Antidote drafts blogs, social posts and review replies from your med spa’s services, voice and current details. Your studio manager reads the drafts and approves them, or agrees a different rule with us for routine work.
People ask about consultations in messages because the service menu and social feed leave too much unexplained. A photograph of the room looks inviting, but the caption says little about how to enquire. Reviews about communication await a response while your team answers the same booking questions privately.
Your studio manager is balancing reception, bookings and the treatment room. The practitioner who can check suitability wording has little writing time. Photographs need permission for their intended use, and an attractive caption can still contain an effect or recovery claim that nobody has checked yet.
We prepare service-menu articles, consultation posts and room introductions using your own information and approved photographs. Your responsible practitioner checks suitability and effects; the manager checks contact details and image permissions. We leave out invented comparisons, offers and recovery periods. Anything you ask for in the app waits for your approval; regular posts follow the approval rule you agree with us. Google review replies follow the policy you choose with us. The week above is an invented example of how that might look. We agree the real plan with you.
| Part of the work | What to consider |
|---|---|
| Monday · Blog | Questions before a consultation. Explain the information route without recommending a procedure. |
| Tuesday · Instagram | The consultation room. Use an approved room photograph, without implying treatment outcomes. |
| Thursday · Google post | How to ask about services. Link to the current menu and explain how to contact the studio. |
| Friday · Review reply | Feedback on a consultation. Acknowledge communication without confirming a procedure or appointment. |
The manager has actual captions and consultation explanations to review instead of a list of ideas. Published posts can be checked against the current menu, and the morning brief keeps review replies visible alongside other work. That gives you a clearer account of activity; it cannot guarantee appointments, rankings or AI mentions.
Only supply images you have permission to use and ask the responsible practitioner to review the full context. Antidote does not create evidence of a result.
The practitioner responsible for that service checks claims, professional titles and any suitability statements before the manager approves publication.
Give the team actual offer terms if you have them. A calendar gap is not permission to invent a promotion or urgency.
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