MarketStorm AI
Programmatic advertising: display, native, connected TV, and audio, with a custom audience per client. No price is published. They do not sell SEO or search ads.
What it does for a med spa
MarketStorm buys programmatic ads. They say they build a custom audience from browsing behavior instead of a generic third-party segment, and they place ads in display, native, connected TV, and digital audio. Their site says this is the middle of the decision, not the search. They also say they do not build websites and do not provide SEO or SEM, and that they will work next to whoever already does. A health-and-beauty article on their site names med spas, plastic surgeons, and skincare clinics as a local-targeting use.
Who it’s best for
A practice that already converts search and website traffic and wants an upper-funnel ad buy on top, with the budget discussed on a call.
Pros
- They are specific about the channels: display, native, CTV, and audio.
- They say they are not a replacement for SEO or Google Ads, which keeps the job clear.
- Agencies can white-label the same service, per their white-label page.
Cons
- No published fee or minimum. You cannot tell if a single location can buy it.
- This spend sits upstream of a booked consult. It does not answer the phone or the lead form.
- The audience method is their description. The site does not publish a rate card you can audit.
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