High Ticket Health Services

Focus on selling high-ticket health services, like Botox or teeth whitening, by partnering with service providers who fulfill the services while the business handles marketing and customer acquisition.

The business would take a commission on each service sold, leveraging partnerships with healthcare providers and charging clients upfront for services.

Problem Solved

Many health service providers lack the marketing expertise to attract high-paying clients, leading to lost revenue opportunities. This model connects the expertise of service providers with effective marketing strategies.

Skills Required

Key skills include understanding of the health services market, sales funnel creation, and digital marketing strategies.

Why this works now

Telehealth regulations have relaxed, allowing providers to offer services like Botox and teeth whitening remotely. A practical first-revenue move is to list services on platforms such as RealSelf, where potential clients actively seek cosmetic treatments. However, founders should consider the capital required for upfront marketing costs and the time needed to establish trust with healthcare providers, as these partnerships may take longer to develop than anticipated.

Where this idea came from

Podcast: Koerner Office

Episode: Alex Hormozi Deep Dive: From Sleeping on a Gym Floor to Making $105M in One Day⏐Holdco Bros. Ep. #212

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