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growth playbook · Oct 21, 2026

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RegimenPro growth playbook

Diagnosis

RegimenPro has something no big skincare retailer has: hundreds of practices recommending products to their own patients, an AI assessment, 399 HSA/FSA-eligible products and dermatologist founders. The store hides much of it.

Product page titles leave out the brand people search for (624 of 686), the homepage title is just the name, there are no product reviews, the blog is empty, and the sitemap is crowded with test pages and per-provider lists.

For practices, the royalty is never shown in numbers. This playbook fixes the titles and index first, opens RegimenLogic before registration, shows practices the money and pushes HSA/FSA, then builds reviews, replenishment, practice activation and brand-rep referrals, with bets on a provider directory, a recommendations report and aftercare kits.

Growth Score

6/10

Biggest Opportunity

Win the brand-and-product searches patients already make (with brand-first titles, reviews and HSA/FSA), and give practices clear economics and a launch kit so they send more patients.

Biggest Risk

Dermstore and other authorized retailers already rank for the same products with thousands of reviews, and practices that never see their royalty can go quiet.

01

Start here

The three moves to make first. Each one is written up in full below.

  1. 1

    Put the brand name in every product title, so "SkinCeuticals C E Ferulic" searches can find you

    Export the product list with brand and title, and write the new title for the top 20 sellers.

    High impact First result in 3 weeks
  2. 2

    Give the homepage a title and description that say what RegimenPro sells

    Write the new homepage title and description.

    Medium impact First result in 2 weeks
  3. 3

    Take test pages and per-provider regimen lists out of Google's index

    List every collection and page and mark keep, noindex or delete.

    Medium impact First result in 1 month

02

Your idea portfolio

22 ideas, grouped by when to run them. Open any idea for how to run it: the steps, who to approach, copy you can use, and how to measure it.

  • 8 ideas are marked Unexpected: plays you are unlikely to have tried.

Every idea placed by the effort it takes against the impact it could have. Quick wins sit top left; select a number to open that idea. The filters below narrow the list by status, timing, category and what Programmable can build.

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Showing 22 of 22 ideas

This week 6

Quick wins with a clear first action.

  • 01

    People shop medical-grade skincare by brand and product: "SkinCeuticals C E Ferulic", "PCA Skin acne cream", "Obagi Nu-Derm toner". On RegimenPro, 624 of 686 product names leave the brand out, and the page titles Google shows read "C E Ferulic - RegimenPro®", "Acne Cream - RegimenPro®" and "Retinol 0.5 - RegimenPro®". Dermstore's page for the same serum is titled "SkinCeuticals C E Ferulic (1 fl. oz.) ...". A search for the brand plus product rarely matches a title that never says the brand, and "Acne Cream" on its own competes with every drugstore.

    High impactLow effort First result in 3 weeks E commerce Manager

    First action

    Export the product list with brand and title, and write the new title for the top 20 sellers.

    How to measure it

    Organic product-page clicks

    Now
    –
    Target
    +30%
    By
    90 days

    Steps

    1. 1

      Export

      Products with brand, title, size and current SEO title.

      E-commerce Manager 2 hours

    2. 2

      Agree the pattern

      "<Brand> <Product> <size> | RegimenPro", under 60 characters.

      E-commerce Manager 1 hour

    3. 3

      Check brand rules

      Any brand naming rules in the authorized-retailer agreements.

      Founder and CEO 1 day

    4. 4

      Rewrite top 100

      SEO titles and descriptions for the best sellers.

      E-commerce Manager 2 days

    5. 5

      Bulk edit the rest

      Template or bulk editor for the remaining products.

      Shopify Developer 1 day

    6. 6

      Fix shared names

      Brand-first titles for the three duplicate product names.

      E-commerce Manager 1 hour

    7. 7

      Request indexing

      Submit the updated product sitemap in Search Console.

      Shopify Developer 1 hour

    8. 8

      Measure

      Clicks and average position for brand + product queries.

      Marketing Manager weekly

    First result
    3 weeks
    Cost
    $0 (staff time)
    Owner
    E commerce Manager

    Smallest test

    Rename the SEO titles of the 20 best sellers today and compare their clicks after three weeks.

    Why it works

    Change the product page title template (or the SEO title field in bulk) to "<Brand> <Product> <size> | RegimenPro", for example "SkinCeuticals C E Ferulic 30 ml | RegimenPro", and add the brand to the start of each meta description with "authorized retailer" and "HSA/FSA eligible" where true. Leave the on-page product name as it is if the brands require it. Do the same for the three product names two brands share. Start with the top 100 products by revenue, then the rest by bulk edit.

    The brand is the search term. Matching it in the title is the cheapest way to win clicks on products RegimenPro already stocks, and it helps practices' patients find the store when they search for what their provider recommended.

    Ready to use

    CopyProduct title pattern

    Title tag: {{ product.vendor }} {{ product.title }}{% if size %} {{ size }}{% endif %} | RegimenPro
    Meta description: {{ product.vendor }} {{ product.title }} from an authorized retailer. {% if hsa %}HSA/FSA eligible. {% endif %}Chosen by skincare professionals, free US shipping over $75.
    Examples:
    - SkinCeuticals C E Ferulic 30 ml | RegimenPro
    - PCA Skin Acne Cream | RegimenPro
    - Obagi Nu-Derm Toner | RegimenPro

    Risks and how to handle them

    • A brand objects to its name in titles

      Use the brand's own product naming; resellers usually may name the brand they sell.

    • Titles get cut off

      Keep the brand and product first and the store name last.

    Evidence

    • Your websiteProduct page titles leave out the brand: 624 of the 686 product names in the store do not contain the brand, and all 25 product pages sampled on October 20, 2026 have a title tag of the form "<product> - RegimenPro®", for example "C E Ferulic - RegimenPro®" (SkinCeuticals), "Acne Cream - RegimenPro®" (PCA Skin), "Retinol 0.5 - RegimenPro®" and "Balancing Toner - RegimenPro®". The brand is only in the product structured data and the small label under the name.Source
    • Competitor researchDermstore's page for the same serum is titled "SkinCeuticals C E Ferulic (1 fl. oz.) - New Patent-Pending Formula | Dermstore" and carries 13,392 reviews averaging 4.5 stars. DermSilk's homepage pitches "authentic physician-dispensed skincare ... from an authorized retailer". SkinStore now redirects to Dermstore ("SkinStore is now Dermstore!").Source
    • Your websiteCatalogue (public product feed, October 20, 2026): 686 products from 38 brands, led by ZO Skin Health (58), PCA Skin (51), SkinCeuticals (45), Obagi Medical (43), Revision Skincare (41) and skinbetter science (38); median price $90.50, up to $795. Product pages show no customer reviews or star ratings, and the product structured data has no rating. Three product names are used twice by different brands ("Gentle Cleanser", "Purifying Cleanser", "Exfoliating Cleanser") and 25 product URLs end in "-1", "-2" and similar.Source
    • Your websiteHSA/FSA: 399 products are in the FSA/HSA Eligible collection, paid through Flex at checkout, with "a quick telehealth questionnaire" for some items; "subscriptions with Flex payments are not available at this time". 519 products carry a letter-of-medical-necessity tag.Source
  • 02

    The homepage title is only "RegimenPro®" and the description "Discover your personalized skincare regimen today!". Neither says medical-grade skincare, 35+ authorized brands, HSA/FSA or that skincare professionals choose the products, which are the reasons to buy here rather than at Dermstore.

    Medium impactLow effort First result in 2 weeks Marketing Manager

    First action

    Write the new homepage title and description.

    How to measure it

    Homepage search click-through

    Now
    –
    Target
    +15%
    By
    60 days

    Steps

    1. 1

      Draft

      Homepage and For Providers titles and descriptions.

      Marketing Manager 1 hour

    2. 2

      Check length

      Under 60 and 155 characters.

      Marketing Manager 15 minutes

    3. 3

      Publish

      In the Shopify preferences and page settings.

      E-commerce Manager 15 minutes

    4. 4

      Check previews

      Google, Instagram and text-message link previews.

      Marketing Manager 30 minutes

    5. 5

      Repeat for collections

      Top 20 brand and concern collections.

      E-commerce Manager 1 day

    6. 6

      Measure

      Search Console click-through by page.

      Marketing Manager monthly

    First result
    2 weeks
    Cost
    $0
    Owner
    Marketing Manager

    Smallest test

    Change the homepage title today.

    Why it works

    Rewrite the title to "Medical-Grade Skincare from 35+ Authorized Brands | RegimenPro" and the description to name the professional curation, HSA/FSA eligibility, free shipping over $75 and RegimenLogic. Do the same for the For Providers page ("Free no-inventory skincare store for practices").

    Search results and link previews are the first impression for both patients and practices; a clear promise lifts clicks on the brand name and on generic searches.

    Risks and how to handle them

    • Brand searches drop slightly while Google re-reads the page

      Keep "RegimenPro" at the end of the title.

    Evidence

    • Your websiteHomepage: the title tag is just "RegimenPro®" and the meta description "Discover your personalized skincare regimen today!". The page offers "expert recommendations from over 35 medical-grade brands", HSA/FSA shopping, "FREE US Shipping $75+", "Subscribe & Save 5%", a first-order discount code printed in the banner, and RegimenLogic®, "Developed by Dermatologists, powered by Artificial Intelligence", behind a "register to take RegimenLogic®" step. RegimenPro was co-founded by dermatologists Dr. Patricia Farris and Dr. Ruth Tedaldi.Source
    • Your websiteFor Providers page: "a free, no-inventory e-commerce platform built for skincare professionals"; a "Dual-Branded Online Store"; RegimenPro stores, picks and ships; "Your practice earns royalty on every purchase your patients make"; a dedicated account manager; "Our marketing campaigns consistently outperform industry benchmarks" with no figure; the royalty rate is not stated; calls to action "JOIN US TODAY" and "BOOK A DEMO". It names dermatologists, plastic surgeons, med spas and aesthetic providers as the audience.Source
    • Your websiteHSA/FSA: 399 products are in the FSA/HSA Eligible collection, paid through Flex at checkout, with "a quick telehealth questionnaire" for some items; "subscriptions with Flex payments are not available at this time". 519 products carry a letter-of-medical-necessity tag.Source
    • Competitor researchDermstore's page for the same serum is titled "SkinCeuticals C E Ferulic (1 fl. oz.) - New Patent-Pending Formula | Dermstore" and carries 13,392 reviews averaging 4.5 stars. DermSilk's homepage pitches "authentic physician-dispensed skincare ... from an authorized retailer". SkinStore now redirects to Dermstore ("SkinStore is now Dermstore!").Source
  • 03

    The sitemap lists 727 collections, several hundred of them regimen lists for individual practitioners, plus test collections and pages called "Test Page", "Skincare API Testing" and "algolia_search". These thin, near-duplicate pages compete with the brand and concern pages for Google's attention, and patients who land on them see a login prompt.

    Medium impactLow effort First result in 1 month Shopify Developer

    First action

    List every collection and page and mark keep, noindex or delete.

    How to measure it

    Share of indexed pages with clicks

    Now
    –
    Target
    +50%
    By
    90 days

    Steps

    1. 1

      Inventory

      All collections and pages from the sitemap.

      Shopify Developer 2 hours

    2. 2

      Classify

      Keep, noindex or delete.

      E-commerce Manager 2 hours

    3. 3

      Add noindex

      By collection template or metafield.

      Shopify Developer 1 day

    4. 4

      Remove tests

      Delete unused test collections and pages.

      Shopify Developer 2 hours

    5. 5

      Resubmit

      Sitemap in Search Console.

      Shopify Developer 15 minutes

    6. 6

      Watch

      Coverage report for four weeks.

      Shopify Developer weekly

    First result
    1 month
    Cost
    $0
    Owner
    Shopify Developer

    Smallest test

    Noindex the test pages and collections today.

    Why it works

    Add a noindex tag to provider regimen collections, test collections and utility pages, and drop them from the sitemap. Keep them working for logged-in patients. Then point the internal links that matter to the brand and concern collections.

    A smaller, cleaner index sends crawling and ranking signals to the pages that can win searches and convert.

    Risks and how to handle them

    • A provider shares a link to their list

      Noindex does not break the link; it only keeps it out of search.

    Evidence

    • Your websiteSitemap (1,441 URLs, read October 20, 2026): 727 collections, several hundred of them per-provider regimen lists named after individual practitioners (one per concern, such as "<provider>-acne-regimen"), plus test and preset collections; pages in the sitemap include "Test Page", "Skincare API Testing", "algolia_search" and quiz result pages; the one blog ("News") says "Your store hasn't published any blog posts yet."Source
    • Your websiteProduct page titles leave out the brand: 624 of the 686 product names in the store do not contain the brand, and all 25 product pages sampled on October 20, 2026 have a title tag of the form "<product> - RegimenPro®", for example "C E Ferulic - RegimenPro®" (SkinCeuticals), "Acne Cream - RegimenPro®" (PCA Skin), "Retinol 0.5 - RegimenPro®" and "Balancing Toner - RegimenPro®". The brand is only in the product structured data and the small label under the name.Source
  • 04

    The homepage asks visitors to "register to take RegimenLogic®". The assessment is the store's most distinctive feature, and RegimenPro says registrations rose 22% after it launched, but a registration wall before the first question loses people who only want to see what it does.

    High impactMedium effort First result in 1 month E commerce Manager

    First action

    Measure how many homepage visitors click "Take RegimenLogic" and how many finish registration.

    How to measure it

    Assessments completed

    Now
    –
    Target
    +40%
    By
    60 days

    Steps

    1. 1

      Measure the funnel

      Clicks, registrations and completed assessments.

      E-commerce Manager 2 days

    2. 2

      Design the preview

      Scores shown before the email step.

      E-commerce Manager 3 days

    3. 3

      Build the gate

      Email at the result, account optional.

      Shopify Developer 1 week

    4. 4

      Write the email

      Result plus regimen products.

      Marketing Manager 2 days

    5. 5

      Privacy check

      Consent text for photos and skin data.

      Founder and CEO 2 days

    6. 6

      Launch and compare

      Completion and first-order rate.

      E-commerce Manager 4 weeks

    First result
    1 month
    Cost
    Developer time
    Owner
    E commerce Manager

    Smallest test

    Move the email step to the end for half the visitors.

    Why it works

    Let anyone start the assessment and answer the questions or upload the photo; show a preview of the skin scores, then ask for an email (and the provider, if any) to unlock the full regimen and save it. Send the result by email with the regimen's products and a link back.

    Asking for the email after people have invested in the answers converts much better than asking first, and the result gives Klaviyo a personal first email.

    Risks and how to handle them

    • Fewer full accounts

      Create the account from the email on first order.

    • Photo privacy

      Explain how images are used and kept.

    Evidence

    • Your websiteHomepage: the title tag is just "RegimenPro®" and the meta description "Discover your personalized skincare regimen today!". The page offers "expert recommendations from over 35 medical-grade brands", HSA/FSA shopping, "FREE US Shipping $75+", "Subscribe & Save 5%", a first-order discount code printed in the banner, and RegimenLogic®, "Developed by Dermatologists, powered by Artificial Intelligence", behind a "register to take RegimenLogic®" step. RegimenPro was co-founded by dermatologists Dr. Patricia Farris and Dr. Ruth Tedaldi.Source
    • News coveragePerfect Corp case study: RegimenLogic runs on Perfect Corp's AI skin analysis (12 outputs, including redness, dryness, wrinkles, dark circles, acne, firmness and radiance); providers list a regimen per condition; RegimenPro reports +55% new physician affiliates and +22% client registrations; patients can retake the assessment between appointments and track skin scores.Source
    • News coverageModern Aesthetics (January-February 2024): patients need to replenish skincare every 30 to 90 days but rarely return to the office in that window; RegimenPro encourages subscriptions, shows "Doctors Top Picks" and offers a complimentary consultation with a RegimenPro Specialist; no up-front or subscription fees for practices; the referring dermatologist receives a percentage of each sale.Source
  • 05

    The For Providers page says practices earn "royalty on every purchase" and that campaigns "outperform industry benchmarks", but gives no rate, no example and no figure. RegimenPro has numbers it has already published elsewhere, such as +55% new physician affiliates after RegimenLogic, and Modern Aesthetics explains that patients replenish every 30-90 days but rarely come back to the office in that window.

    High impactLow effort First result in 1 month Provider Account Manager

    First action

    Agree what royalty figure can be published.

    How to measure it

    Provider demo requests

    Now
    –
    Target
    +40%
    By
    60 days

    Steps

    1. 1

      Agree the rate

      What can be shown publicly.

      Founder and CEO 2 days

    2. 2

      Build the calculator

      Three inputs, one yearly figure.

      Shopify Developer 3 days

    3. 3

      Collect stories

      Two practices with results.

      Provider Account Manager 2 weeks

    4. 4

      Add the figures

      Affiliate and registration growth with the source.

      Marketing Manager 1 day

    5. 5

      Place the demo link

      Beside the calculator result.

      E-commerce Manager 1 hour

    6. 6

      Measure

      Demo requests per visit.

      Marketing Manager monthly

    First result
    1 month
    Cost
    Developer time
    Owner
    Provider Account Manager

    Smallest test

    Add one worked royalty example as text this week.

    Why it works

    Add a simple calculator: patients who buy, average order (the catalogue median is about $90) and orders a year, giving the yearly royalty. State the royalty rate or range, add two short practice stories with numbers, and put "Book a demo" next to the result.

    Practices decide on economics; a number they can check beats "free" and "turnkey".

    Risks and how to handle them

    • Practices compare rates with brand programs

      Show the no-inventory savings alongside the royalty.

    Evidence

    • Your websiteFor Providers page: "a free, no-inventory e-commerce platform built for skincare professionals"; a "Dual-Branded Online Store"; RegimenPro stores, picks and ships; "Your practice earns royalty on every purchase your patients make"; a dedicated account manager; "Our marketing campaigns consistently outperform industry benchmarks" with no figure; the royalty rate is not stated; calls to action "JOIN US TODAY" and "BOOK A DEMO". It names dermatologists, plastic surgeons, med spas and aesthetic providers as the audience.Source
    • News coveragePerfect Corp case study: RegimenLogic runs on Perfect Corp's AI skin analysis (12 outputs, including redness, dryness, wrinkles, dark circles, acne, firmness and radiance); providers list a regimen per condition; RegimenPro reports +55% new physician affiliates and +22% client registrations; patients can retake the assessment between appointments and track skin scores.Source
    • News coverageModern Aesthetics (January-February 2024): patients need to replenish skincare every 30 to 90 days but rarely return to the office in that window; RegimenPro encourages subscriptions, shows "Doctors Top Picks" and offers a complimentary consultation with a RegimenPro Specialist; no up-front or subscription fees for practices; the referring dermatologist receives a percentage of each sale.Source
    • Your websiteCatalogue (public product feed, October 20, 2026): 686 products from 38 brands, led by ZO Skin Health (58), PCA Skin (51), SkinCeuticals (45), Obagi Medical (43), Revision Skincare (41) and skinbetter science (38); median price $90.50, up to $795. Product pages show no customer reviews or star ratings, and the product structured data has no rating. Three product names are used twice by different brands ("Gentle Cleanser", "Purifying Cleanser", "Exfoliating Cleanser") and 25 product URLs end in "-1", "-2" and similar.Source
  • 06

    RegimenPro has 399 products in its HSA/FSA collection, paid with Flex at checkout, and 519 products tagged for a letter of medical necessity. Many shoppers do not know sunscreen and medical-grade skincare can be paid from pre-tax accounts, and FSA balances often must be used by the plan year's end.

    High impactLow effort First result in 1 month Marketing Manager

    First action

    Build the email segment of customers who used Flex before.

    How to measure it

    HSA/FSA orders

    Now
    –
    Target
    +50%
    By
    90 days

    Steps

    1. 1

      Segment

      Past Flex buyers and all subscribers.

      Marketing Manager 1 day

    2. 2

      Write the page

      Eligibility, steps and top products.

      Marketing Manager 3 days

    3. 3

      Add badges

      On collection tiles.

      Shopify Developer 2 days

    4. 4

      Send emails

      Two-email sequence.

      Marketing Manager 1 week

    5. 5

      Post on social

      Instagram and TikTok explainer.

      Marketing Manager 1 week

    6. 6

      Measure

      Flex orders and average order.

      E-commerce Manager weekly

    First result
    1 month
    Cost
    Staff time only
    Owner
    Marketing Manager

    Smallest test

    Send one HSA/FSA email to the whole list.

    Why it works

    Run a recurring "Use your HSA/FSA on skincare" campaign: a landing page that explains eligibility in plain words, a filter by concern, email and social posts, and a reminder before common plan deadlines. Mark the eligibility badge on collection tiles, not only on the product page.

    Pre-tax money removes the price objection on $90-$300 products, and few beauty retailers make it this clear.

    Risks and how to handle them

    • Eligibility questions to support

      Link the Flex FAQ and the telehealth step.

    Evidence

    • Your websiteHSA/FSA: 399 products are in the FSA/HSA Eligible collection, paid through Flex at checkout, with "a quick telehealth questionnaire" for some items; "subscriptions with Flex payments are not available at this time". 519 products carry a letter-of-medical-necessity tag.Source
    • Your websiteHomepage: the title tag is just "RegimenPro®" and the meta description "Discover your personalized skincare regimen today!". The page offers "expert recommendations from over 35 medical-grade brands", HSA/FSA shopping, "FREE US Shipping $75+", "Subscribe & Save 5%", a first-order discount code printed in the banner, and RegimenLogic®, "Developed by Dermatologists, powered by Artificial Intelligence", behind a "register to take RegimenLogic®" step. RegimenPro was co-founded by dermatologists Dr. Patricia Farris and Dr. Ruth Tedaldi.Source
    • Your websiteCatalogue (public product feed, October 20, 2026): 686 products from 38 brands, led by ZO Skin Health (58), PCA Skin (51), SkinCeuticals (45), Obagi Medical (43), Revision Skincare (41) and skinbetter science (38); median price $90.50, up to $795. Product pages show no customer reviews or star ratings, and the product structured data has no rating. Three product names are used twice by different brands ("Gentle Cleanser", "Purifying Cleanser", "Exfoliating Cleanser") and 25 product URLs end in "-1", "-2" and similar.Source

This quarter 11

The core plays for the next three months.

  • 07

    RegimenPro's product pages have no customer reviews or star ratings, while Dermstore shows 13,392 reviews on C E Ferulic. Shoppers comparing a $185 serum across retailers look for ratings, and review stars also appear in Google results.

    High impactMedium effort First result in 1 quarter E commerce Manager

    First action

    Pick a review app and set up the post-delivery request.

    How to measure it

    Top-100 products with 5+ reviews

    Now
    –
    Target
    60%
    By
    2 quarters

    Steps

    1. 1

      Choose the app

      Klaviyo-compatible, with structured data.

      E-commerce Manager 1 week

    2. 2

      Set the timing

      Request 21-30 days after delivery.

      Marketing Manager 1 day

    3. 3

      Ask past buyers

      Customers from the last six months.

      Marketing Manager 1 week

    4. 4

      Check brand syndication

      Which brands share reviews.

      Founder and CEO 2 weeks

    5. 5

      Moderate

      Medical claims and adverse reactions to support.

      Customer Service Lead weekly

    6. 6

      Add stars to listings

      Collections and structured data.

      Shopify Developer 1 week

    7. 7

      Measure

      Conversion on reviewed pages.

      E-commerce Manager monthly

    First result
    1 quarter
    Cost
    Review app fee
    Owner
    E commerce Manager

    Smallest test

    Email 200 recent buyers of the top five products for a review.

    Why it works

    Install a review app that works with Klaviyo, send a review request 21-30 days after delivery (skincare needs time), import or display brand-provided reviews where the brand allows it, and add the rating to the product structured data.

    Reviews are the biggest trust signal in online skincare, and RegimenPro's authorized-retailer and professional-curation story is stronger next to real ratings.

    Risks and how to handle them

    • Reviews mention side effects

      Route them to support and follow brand guidance.

    Evidence

    • Your websiteCatalogue (public product feed, October 20, 2026): 686 products from 38 brands, led by ZO Skin Health (58), PCA Skin (51), SkinCeuticals (45), Obagi Medical (43), Revision Skincare (41) and skinbetter science (38); median price $90.50, up to $795. Product pages show no customer reviews or star ratings, and the product structured data has no rating. Three product names are used twice by different brands ("Gentle Cleanser", "Purifying Cleanser", "Exfoliating Cleanser") and 25 product URLs end in "-1", "-2" and similar.Source
    • Competitor researchDermstore's page for the same serum is titled "SkinCeuticals C E Ferulic (1 fl. oz.) - New Patent-Pending Formula | Dermstore" and carries 13,392 reviews averaging 4.5 stars. DermSilk's homepage pitches "authentic physician-dispensed skincare ... from an authorized retailer". SkinStore now redirects to Dermstore ("SkinStore is now Dermstore!").Source
    • Your websiteProduct page titles leave out the brand: 624 of the 686 product names in the store do not contain the brand, and all 25 product pages sampled on October 20, 2026 have a title tag of the form "<product> - RegimenPro®", for example "C E Ferulic - RegimenPro®" (SkinCeuticals), "Acne Cream - RegimenPro®" (PCA Skin), "Retinol 0.5 - RegimenPro®" and "Balancing Toner - RegimenPro®". The brand is only in the product structured data and the small label under the name.Source
  • 08

    Modern Aesthetics notes that patients need to replenish every 30-90 days but rarely return to the office in that window, which is RegimenPro's whole reason to exist. Subscribe & Save covers some buyers; the rest need a reminder at the right time.

    High impactMedium effort First result in 1 quarter Marketing Manager

    First action

    Set days-of-use for the top 50 products.

    How to measure it

    90-day repeat rate

    Now
    –
    Target
    +20%
    By
    2 quarters

    Steps

    1. 1

      Set days-of-use

      Top 50 products first.

      Medical Director 1 week

    2. 2

      Store as metafields

      Per product and size.

      Shopify Developer 3 days

    3. 3

      Build the flow

      Klaviyo reminder and reorder link.

      Marketing Manager 1 week

    4. 4

      Add the provider

      Name in the email.

      Marketing Manager 2 days

    5. 5

      Offer subscription

      Second email if no reorder.

      Marketing Manager 2 days

    6. 6

      Measure

      Reorders against a holdout.

      E-commerce Manager monthly

    First result
    1 quarter
    Cost
    Staff time only
    Owner
    Marketing Manager

    Smallest test

    Start the reminder for one best seller.

    Why it works

    Give each product an expected days-of-use (by size and how it is applied), and send a Klaviyo reminder a week before it runs out with a one-click reorder, the provider's name and the option to subscribe.

    Timely reminders lift repeat orders for both RegimenPro and the practice that earns the royalty.

    Risks and how to handle them

    • Reminders arrive too early

      Adjust days-of-use from reorder data.

    Evidence

    • News coverageModern Aesthetics (January-February 2024): patients need to replenish skincare every 30 to 90 days but rarely return to the office in that window; RegimenPro encourages subscriptions, shows "Doctors Top Picks" and offers a complimentary consultation with a RegimenPro Specialist; no up-front or subscription fees for practices; the referring dermatologist receives a percentage of each sale.Source
    • Your websiteHomepage: the title tag is just "RegimenPro®" and the meta description "Discover your personalized skincare regimen today!". The page offers "expert recommendations from over 35 medical-grade brands", HSA/FSA shopping, "FREE US Shipping $75+", "Subscribe & Save 5%", a first-order discount code printed in the banner, and RegimenLogic®, "Developed by Dermatologists, powered by Artificial Intelligence", behind a "register to take RegimenLogic®" step. RegimenPro was co-founded by dermatologists Dr. Patricia Farris and Dr. Ruth Tedaldi.Source
    • Your websiteFAQ and returns: orders ship within 24-48 hours on weekdays; some products ship from the manufacturer in separate packages; subscriptions are managed in the account; a 60-day refund on unopened products from RegimenMD, Inc.; returns need a call or email to customer service first.Source
  • 09

    Subscriptions cannot be paid with Flex, so the shoppers using pre-tax money are the ones locked out of Subscribe & Save. They are also likely to buy regularly.

    Medium impactMedium effort First result in 1 quarter E commerce Manager

    First action

    Count how many Flex buyers reordered within 120 days.

    How to measure it

    Flex buyer repeat rate

    Now
    –
    Target
    +25%
    By
    2 quarters

    Steps

    1. 1

      Measure

      Flex buyers' repeat orders.

      E-commerce Manager 2 days

    2. 2

      Design the offer

      Reminder with saving and filled cart.

      E-commerce Manager 2 days

    3. 3

      Build the link

      Cart permalink with a saving.

      Shopify Developer 3 days

    4. 4

      Set the flow

      Klaviyo timing by product.

      Marketing Manager 1 week

    5. 5

      Ask Flex

      Recurring payment roadmap.

      Founder and CEO 1 week

    6. 6

      Measure

      Reorders and saving cost.

      E-commerce Manager monthly

    First result
    1 quarter
    Cost
    Saving cost
    Owner
    E commerce Manager

    Smallest test

    Send the reminder to last quarter's Flex buyers.

    Why it works

    Offer HSA/FSA buyers a "reorder reminder" in place of a subscription: a timed email with the same 5% saving and a cart already filled, paid with Flex at checkout. Ask Flex when recurring payments will be supported.

    It gives the group with the most budget a way to buy repeatedly without waiting for the payment provider.

    Risks and how to handle them

    • Saving gets shared

      Use single-use links per customer.

    Evidence

    • Your websiteHSA/FSA: 399 products are in the FSA/HSA Eligible collection, paid through Flex at checkout, with "a quick telehealth questionnaire" for some items; "subscriptions with Flex payments are not available at this time". 519 products carry a letter-of-medical-necessity tag.Source
    • Your websiteHomepage: the title tag is just "RegimenPro®" and the meta description "Discover your personalized skincare regimen today!". The page offers "expert recommendations from over 35 medical-grade brands", HSA/FSA shopping, "FREE US Shipping $75+", "Subscribe & Save 5%", a first-order discount code printed in the banner, and RegimenLogic®, "Developed by Dermatologists, powered by Artificial Intelligence", behind a "register to take RegimenLogic®" step. RegimenPro was co-founded by dermatologists Dr. Patricia Farris and Dr. Ruth Tedaldi.Source
  • 10

    RegimenPro's revenue depends on practices actively sending patients to their store. The assessment can be taken "before an appointment or in the waiting room", but each practice has to work out how to tell patients.

    High impactMedium effort First result in 1 quarter Provider Account Manager

    First action

    Ask the five most active practices what they hand patients.

    How to measure it

    Activated practices

    Now
    –
    Target
    50%
    By
    2 quarters

    Steps

    1. 1

      Learn from the best

      Interview the five most active practices.

      Provider Account Manager 2 weeks

    2. 2

      Design materials

      QR cards, sign, handout.

      Marketing Manager 2 weeks

    3. 3

      Write messages

      Emails and texts in the practice's voice.

      Marketing Manager 1 week

    4. 4

      Print on demand

      Order form for practices.

      Provider Account Manager 1 week

    5. 5

      Onboard

      Kit in every new account.

      Provider Account Manager ongoing

    6. 6

      Track

      First-month orders by practice.

      E-commerce Manager monthly

    First result
    1 quarter
    Cost
    Printing
    Owner
    Provider Account Manager

    Smallest test

    Send the kit to the next five new practices.

    Why it works

    Give every new practice a ready kit: QR cards and a counter sign for the front desk, a waiting-room RegimenLogic link, three emails and texts the practice can send, a post-visit "your regimen" handout and social posts. Track first-month patient orders by practice.

    Practices that get patients ordering in the first month stay active; a kit removes the work.

    Risks and how to handle them

    • Kits unused

      Account manager follows up in week two.

    Evidence

    • Your websiteFor Providers page: "a free, no-inventory e-commerce platform built for skincare professionals"; a "Dual-Branded Online Store"; RegimenPro stores, picks and ships; "Your practice earns royalty on every purchase your patients make"; a dedicated account manager; "Our marketing campaigns consistently outperform industry benchmarks" with no figure; the royalty rate is not stated; calls to action "JOIN US TODAY" and "BOOK A DEMO". It names dermatologists, plastic surgeons, med spas and aesthetic providers as the audience.Source
    • News coveragePerfect Corp case study: RegimenLogic runs on Perfect Corp's AI skin analysis (12 outputs, including redness, dryness, wrinkles, dark circles, acne, firmness and radiance); providers list a regimen per condition; RegimenPro reports +55% new physician affiliates and +22% client registrations; patients can retake the assessment between appointments and track skin scores.Source
    • News coverageModern Aesthetics (January-February 2024): patients need to replenish skincare every 30 to 90 days but rarely return to the office in that window; RegimenPro encourages subscriptions, shows "Doctors Top Picks" and offers a complimentary consultation with a RegimenPro Specialist; no up-front or subscription fees for practices; the referring dermatologist receives a percentage of each sale.Source
  • 11

    Practices earn royalty "automatically tracked and paid out", but a practice that never hears about it forgets the program. A monthly note keeps RegimenPro in mind and shows who to remind.

    High impactLow effort First result in 1 quarter Provider Account Manager

    First action

    Draft the report for three practices by hand.

    How to measure it

    Monthly active practices

    Now
    –
    Target
    +20%
    By
    2 quarters

    Steps

    1. 1

      Pick the fields

      Orders, royalty, top products, due patients.

      Provider Account Manager 1 week

    2. 2

      Build the report

      From the practice portal data.

      Shopify Developer 1 month

    3. 3

      Add the reminder button

      Practice-branded email.

      Shopify Developer 2 weeks

    4. 4

      Send

      First business day each month.

      Provider Account Manager monthly

    5. 5

      Call quiet practices

      No orders in 60 days.

      Provider Account Manager monthly

    6. 6

      Measure

      Active practices.

      Founder and CEO monthly

    First result
    1 quarter
    Cost
    Developer time
    Owner
    Provider Account Manager

    Smallest test

    Send three hand-made reports this month.

    Why it works

    Email each practice a one-page report: patients registered, orders, royalty earned, top products and patients due to reorder. Add a button to send those patients a reminder from the practice.

    Seeing the money every month keeps practices recommending RegimenPro, and the reorder list turns the report into more sales.

    Risks and how to handle them

    • Patient privacy

      Share only what the practice already sees in its portal.

    Evidence

    • Your websiteFor Providers page: "a free, no-inventory e-commerce platform built for skincare professionals"; a "Dual-Branded Online Store"; RegimenPro stores, picks and ships; "Your practice earns royalty on every purchase your patients make"; a dedicated account manager; "Our marketing campaigns consistently outperform industry benchmarks" with no figure; the royalty rate is not stated; calls to action "JOIN US TODAY" and "BOOK A DEMO". It names dermatologists, plastic surgeons, med spas and aesthetic providers as the audience.Source
    • News coverageModern Aesthetics (January-February 2024): patients need to replenish skincare every 30 to 90 days but rarely return to the office in that window; RegimenPro encourages subscriptions, shows "Doctors Top Picks" and offers a complimentary consultation with a RegimenPro Specialist; no up-front or subscription fees for practices; the referring dermatologist receives a percentage of each sale.Source
  • 12

    RegimenLogic gives skin scores, and patients can retake it between appointments that may be a year apart. A score that improves is proof the regimen works; one that does not is a reason to adjust it.

    Medium impactMedium effort First result in 1 quarter Medical Director

    First action

    Count patients whose first assessment is 90+ days old.

    How to measure it

    Patients retaking

    Now
    –
    Target
    25%
    By
    2 quarters

    Steps

    1. 1

      Find patients

      First assessment 90+ days ago.

      E-commerce Manager 1 day

    2. 2

      Design the comparison

      Before and after scores.

      Shopify Developer 2 weeks

    3. 3

      Write next steps

      Rules per score change.

      Medical Director 1 week

    4. 4

      Send invites

      Klaviyo flow.

      Marketing Manager 1 week

    5. 5

      Notify practices

      Summary in the monthly report.

      Provider Account Manager monthly

    6. 6

      Measure

      Orders after retakes.

      E-commerce Manager monthly

    First result
    1 quarter
    Cost
    Developer time
    Owner
    Medical Director

    Smallest test

    Invite 500 patients to retake.

    Why it works

    Send a 90-day retake invite, show the before and after scores side by side, and suggest a next step: continue, add a product or book the provider. Share the improvement with the practice.

    Visible progress keeps patients on the regimen and gives practices a reason to see them again.

    Risks and how to handle them

    • Scores get worse

      Frame it as a reason to talk to the provider.

    Evidence

    • News coveragePerfect Corp case study: RegimenLogic runs on Perfect Corp's AI skin analysis (12 outputs, including redness, dryness, wrinkles, dark circles, acne, firmness and radiance); providers list a regimen per condition; RegimenPro reports +55% new physician affiliates and +22% client registrations; patients can retake the assessment between appointments and track skin scores.Source
    • Your websiteHomepage: the title tag is just "RegimenPro®" and the meta description "Discover your personalized skincare regimen today!". The page offers "expert recommendations from over 35 medical-grade brands", HSA/FSA shopping, "FREE US Shipping $75+", "Subscribe & Save 5%", a first-order discount code printed in the banner, and RegimenLogic®, "Developed by Dermatologists, powered by Artificial Intelligence", behind a "register to take RegimenLogic®" step. RegimenPro was co-founded by dermatologists Dr. Patricia Farris and Dr. Ruth Tedaldi.Source
    • News coverageModern Aesthetics (January-February 2024): patients need to replenish skincare every 30 to 90 days but rarely return to the office in that window; RegimenPro encourages subscriptions, shows "Doctors Top Picks" and offers a complimentary consultation with a RegimenPro Specialist; no up-front or subscription fees for practices; the referring dermatologist receives a percentage of each sale.Source
  • 13

    RegimenPro was co-founded by two board-certified dermatologists, yet its blog has no posts. People search "best vitamin C serum for sensitive skin" or "retinol vs tretinoin" before they buy, and Dermstore answers them.

    High impactMedium effort First result in 2 quarters Medical Director

    First action

    Pick the first six guide topics from the concern menu.

    How to measure it

    Guide visits

    Now
    –
    Target
    10,000 a month
    By
    3 quarters

    Steps

    1. 1

      Pick topics

      Six concerns first.

      Marketing Manager 1 week

    2. 2

      Draft

      From dermatologist interviews.

      Marketing Manager weekly

    3. 3

      Medical review

      Sign-off and byline.

      Medical Director weekly

    4. 4

      Link products

      Brand products and RegimenLogic.

      E-commerce Manager weekly

    5. 5

      Publish

      One a week.

      Marketing Manager weekly

    6. 6

      Cut clips

      Short videos from each guide.

      Marketing Manager weekly

    7. 7

      Measure

      Visits, assessments, orders.

      Marketing Manager monthly

    First result
    2 quarters
    Cost
    Writer time
    Owner
    Medical Director

    Smallest test

    Publish one acne guide.

    Why it works

    Publish one guide a week by concern (acne, discoloration, redness, wrinkles, eyes, post-procedure), each signed by a dermatologist, linking to the brand products that fit and to RegimenLogic. Use the 12 conditions RegimenLogic measures as the outline.

    Doctor-written guides are what search engines and AI assistants trust on health topics, and they turn search traffic into assessments.

    Risks and how to handle them

    • Claims about drugs or results

      Medical review on every post.

    Evidence

    • Your websiteSitemap (1,441 URLs, read October 20, 2026): 727 collections, several hundred of them per-provider regimen lists named after individual practitioners (one per concern, such as "<provider>-acne-regimen"), plus test and preset collections; pages in the sitemap include "Test Page", "Skincare API Testing", "algolia_search" and quiz result pages; the one blog ("News") says "Your store hasn't published any blog posts yet."Source
    • Your websiteHomepage: the title tag is just "RegimenPro®" and the meta description "Discover your personalized skincare regimen today!". The page offers "expert recommendations from over 35 medical-grade brands", HSA/FSA shopping, "FREE US Shipping $75+", "Subscribe & Save 5%", a first-order discount code printed in the banner, and RegimenLogic®, "Developed by Dermatologists, powered by Artificial Intelligence", behind a "register to take RegimenLogic®" step. RegimenPro was co-founded by dermatologists Dr. Patricia Farris and Dr. Ruth Tedaldi.Source
    • News coveragePerfect Corp case study: RegimenLogic runs on Perfect Corp's AI skin analysis (12 outputs, including redness, dryness, wrinkles, dark circles, acne, firmness and radiance); providers list a regimen per condition; RegimenPro reports +55% new physician affiliates and +22% client registrations; patients can retake the assessment between appointments and track skin scores.Source
  • 14

    RegimenPro is an authorized retailer for 35+ brands such as ZO, PCA Skin, SkinCeuticals and Obagi. Those brands' reps visit practices every week and meet the ones that will not hold inventory, which are exactly RegimenPro's prospects.

    High impactMedium effort First result in 2 quarters Founder and CEO

    First action

    Ask the two largest brands' account managers for a meeting.

    How to measure it

    Brand-referred practices

    Now
    –
    Target
    30 a quarter
    By
    2 quarters

    Steps

    1. 1

      Pick brands

      Largest by sales.

      Founder and CEO 1 week

    2. 2

      Design the offer

      What the rep and brand get.

      Founder and CEO 2 weeks

    3. 3

      Make the leave-behind

      One page and a link.

      Marketing Manager 1 week

    4. 4

      Train reps

      Short call per region.

      Provider Account Manager 1 month

    5. 5

      Onboard referrals

      Featured brand set up.

      Provider Account Manager ongoing

    6. 6

      Report to brands

      Sales from referred practices.

      Provider Account Manager monthly

    First result
    2 quarters
    Cost
    Staff time only
    Owner
    Founder and CEO

    Smallest test

    Pilot with one brand in one region.

    Why it works

    Agree a referral program with two or three brands: reps introduce no-inventory practices, RegimenPro sets them up with that brand featured, and the brand sees the sales. Give reps a one-page leave-behind and a tracked sign-up link.

    Reps already have the trust and the visits; RegimenPro turns lost sales for the brand into a new practice for both.

    Risks and how to handle them

    • Brands prefer in-office stocking

      Position RegimenPro for practices they would otherwise lose.

    Evidence

    • Your websiteCatalogue (public product feed, October 20, 2026): 686 products from 38 brands, led by ZO Skin Health (58), PCA Skin (51), SkinCeuticals (45), Obagi Medical (43), Revision Skincare (41) and skinbetter science (38); median price $90.50, up to $795. Product pages show no customer reviews or star ratings, and the product structured data has no rating. Three product names are used twice by different brands ("Gentle Cleanser", "Purifying Cleanser", "Exfoliating Cleanser") and 25 product URLs end in "-1", "-2" and similar.Source
    • Your websiteFor Providers page: "a free, no-inventory e-commerce platform built for skincare professionals"; a "Dual-Branded Online Store"; RegimenPro stores, picks and ships; "Your practice earns royalty on every purchase your patients make"; a dedicated account manager; "Our marketing campaigns consistently outperform industry benchmarks" with no figure; the royalty rate is not stated; calls to action "JOIN US TODAY" and "BOOK A DEMO". It names dermatologists, plastic surgeons, med spas and aesthetic providers as the audience.Source
    • News coveragePerfect Corp case study: RegimenLogic runs on Perfect Corp's AI skin analysis (12 outputs, including redness, dryness, wrinkles, dark circles, acne, firmness and radiance); providers list a regimen per condition; RegimenPro reports +55% new physician affiliates and +22% client registrations; patients can retake the assessment between appointments and track skin scores.Source
  • 15

    The Science of Skin Summit 2026 page repeats the Become an Affiliate page: two testimonials and "Contact us to learn more", with no event details, royalty example or booking link. Instagram shows the booth; the follow-up page does not match.

    Medium impactLow effort First result in 1 month Provider Account Manager

    First action

    Add a booking link to the summit page.

    How to measure it

    Event demos

    Now
    –
    Target
    25 per show
    By
    2 quarters

    Steps

    1. 1

      Template

      Event page layout.

      Marketing Manager 3 days

    2. 2

      Booking

      Calendar link for account managers.

      Provider Account Manager 1 day

    3. 3

      QR codes

      Booth and printed cards.

      Marketing Manager 1 day

    4. 4

      Follow-up emails

      Within two days of the show.

      Provider Account Manager 2 days

    5. 5

      Track

      Scans, demos, sign-ups.

      Marketing Manager per event

    6. 6

      Reuse

      For each show.

      Marketing Manager per event

    First result
    1 month
    Cost
    $0
    Owner
    Provider Account Manager

    Smallest test

    Add the booking link this week.

    Why it works

    For each show, publish a page with a short video of RegimenLogic, the royalty example, a show-only onboarding offer and a calendar link for a 15-minute call. Put its QR code on the booth and in follow-up emails.

    Visitors scanning a booth QR code want the next step, not a generic page; a booking link turns crowds into demos.

    Risks and how to handle them

    • Stale pages after the event

      Redirect each event page to For Providers after a month.

    Evidence

    • Your websiteThe Become an Affiliate and Science of Skin Summit 2026 pages carry the same content: two dermatologist testimonials ("Thanks to RegimenPro®, I can now offer my clients effective skincare solutions without the burden of inventory management") and "Contact us to learn more"; no event details, royalty example or booking link.Source
    • Your websiteSocial: Instagram @regimen_pro (posts include a conference booth, a "Never Run Out of Your Skincare with RegimenPro" graphic and unboxings), TikTok @regimenpro, Facebook and LinkedIn. 23 products are typed "Post-Procedure" and 42 "Kits and Value Sets".Source
    • Your websiteFor Providers page: "a free, no-inventory e-commerce platform built for skincare professionals"; a "Dual-Branded Online Store"; RegimenPro stores, picks and ships; "Your practice earns royalty on every purchase your patients make"; a dedicated account manager; "Our marketing campaigns consistently outperform industry benchmarks" with no figure; the royalty rate is not stated; calls to action "JOIN US TODAY" and "BOOK A DEMO". It names dermatologists, plastic surgeons, med spas and aesthetic providers as the audience.Source
  • 16

    Real visitors pass Core Web Vitals on the homepage, so this is not urgent. But the mobile lab test scores 47, with a 12.8s LCP, 3.0 MB over 201 requests, 416 KB of unused JavaScript and two copies of jQuery preloaded. First-time visitors from Instagram ads on slow phones see the worst of it.

    Medium impactLow effort First result in 1 month Shopify Developer

    First action

    Remove the second jQuery copy.

    How to measure it

    Mobile performance score

    Now
    –
    Target
    70
    By
    1 quarter

    Steps

    1. 1

      Audit scripts

      Every script and app on the homepage.

      Shopify Developer 1 day

    2. 2

      Remove duplicates

      One jQuery version.

      Shopify Developer 2 hours

    3. 3

      Defer

      Non-critical scripts.

      Shopify Developer 2 days

    4. 4

      Compress images

      Hero and product tiles.

      Shopify Developer 1 day

    5. 5

      Retest

      PageSpeed lab and field.

      Shopify Developer 1 day

    6. 6

      Repeat

      Top landing pages.

      Shopify Developer 1 week

    First result
    1 month
    Cost
    Developer time
    Owner
    Shopify Developer

    Smallest test

    Remove one jQuery copy and retest.

    Why it works

    Remove the duplicate jQuery, defer scripts not needed for the first screen, compress the hero images and check apps loaded on every page. Retest the homepage and the top landing pages.

    A quick clean-up protects paid traffic and keeps the passing score as more apps are added.

    Risks and how to handle them

    • Breaking an app

      Test on a duplicate theme first.

    Evidence

    • Google PageSpeedHomepage: real visitors pass Core Web Vitals (Chrome UX Report: LCP 1.9s, INP 88 ms, CLS 0). In the mobile lab test the score is 47: LCP 12.8s, 3.0 MB over 201 requests, 5.0s of main-thread work and 416 KB of unused JavaScript; the page preloads two copies of jQuery (3.6.4 and 3.6.0).Source
  • 17

    regimenpro.com publishes DMARC with "p=none", so email pretending to be from RegimenPro is not blocked. Patients receive order, subscription and health-related email from the domain, and trust is the product.

    Medium impactLow effort First result in 1 month Founder and CEO

    First action

    Review last month's DMARC reports.

    How to measure it

    DMARC at quarantine or reject

    Now
    –
    Target
    done
    By
    2 months

    Steps

    1. 1

      Read reports

      All sending sources.

      Shopify Developer 1 day

    2. 2

      Fix alignment

      SPF and DKIM for each tool.

      Shopify Developer 1 week

    3. 3

      Quarantine

      Move policy.

      Shopify Developer 1 hour

    4. 4

      Monitor

      Two weeks of reports.

      Shopify Developer 2 weeks

    5. 5

      Reject

      Final policy.

      Shopify Developer 1 hour

    6. 6

      Document

      Rule for adding new tools.

      Shopify Developer 1 hour

    First result
    1 month
    Cost
    $0
    Owner
    Founder and CEO

    Smallest test

    Check the reports this week.

    Why it works

    Read the DMARC reports already being collected, make sure Google Workspace, Klaviyo and any helpdesk send aligned mail, then move to "p=quarantine" and later "p=reject".

    Enforcement protects patients and practices from fake emails and helps real emails reach the inbox.

    Risks and how to handle them

    • Real email blocked

      Move step by step and watch the reports.

    Evidence

    • DNS checkregimenpro.com publishes DMARC with "p=none" (reports only), so mail that pretends to come from the domain is not blocked; email is sent through Google Workspace and Klaviyo.Source

Big bets 3

Larger plays that can change the trajectory.

  • 18

    Today each provider's picks live in several thin regimen collections that are best kept out of search. A single proper page per practice (name, specialty, city, the brands they recommend, a booking link and "shop my picks") would be worth indexing, for both the practice and RegimenPro.

    High impactHigh effort First result in 3 quarters Founder and CEO

    First action

    Ask ten practices to opt in to a pilot page.

    How to measure it

    Directory sign-ups

    Now
    –
    Target
    1,000 a month
    By
    3 quarters

    Steps

    1. 1

      Design the page

      Practice details and picks.

      Marketing Manager 2 weeks

    2. 2

      Opt-in flow

      In the practice portal.

      Shopify Developer 1 month

    3. 3

      Pilot

      Ten practices.

      Provider Account Manager 1 month

    4. 4

      Add city pages

      Where three or more practices exist.

      Marketing Manager 1 month

    5. 5

      Structured data

      Local business and booking.

      Shopify Developer 2 weeks

    6. 6

      Promote

      Practices link from their websites.

      Provider Account Manager ongoing

    7. 7

      Measure

      Sign-ups and new practice leads.

      Founder and CEO monthly

    First result
    3 quarters
    Cost
    Developer time
    Owner
    Founder and CEO

    Smallest test

    Publish one practice page and track it.

    Why it works

    Build a directory by city and specialty with one page per practice that opts in. Patients who search the practice's name plus "skincare" land on its picks; patients without a provider find one nearby. Practices get a free local listing as a reason to join.

    It turns the platform into a two-sided network: practices get patients, and RegimenPro gets indexed pages that no retailer can copy.

    Risks and how to handle them

    • Practices fear losing patients to others

      Show only the practice on its own page; the city page is opt-in.

    Evidence

    • Your websiteSitemap (1,441 URLs, read October 20, 2026): 727 collections, several hundred of them per-provider regimen lists named after individual practitioners (one per concern, such as "<provider>-acne-regimen"), plus test and preset collections; pages in the sitemap include "Test Page", "Skincare API Testing", "algolia_search" and quiz result pages; the one blog ("News") says "Your store hasn't published any blog posts yet."Source
    • Your websiteFor Providers page: "a free, no-inventory e-commerce platform built for skincare professionals"; a "Dual-Branded Online Store"; RegimenPro stores, picks and ships; "Your practice earns royalty on every purchase your patients make"; a dedicated account manager; "Our marketing campaigns consistently outperform industry benchmarks" with no figure; the royalty rate is not stated; calls to action "JOIN US TODAY" and "BOOK A DEMO". It names dermatologists, plastic surgeons, med spas and aesthetic providers as the audience.Source
    • News coverageModern Aesthetics (January-February 2024): patients need to replenish skincare every 30 to 90 days but rarely return to the office in that window; RegimenPro encourages subscriptions, shows "Doctors Top Picks" and offers a complimentary consultation with a RegimenPro Specialist; no up-front or subscription fees for practices; the referring dermatologist receives a percentage of each sale.Source
  • 19

    RegimenPro sees which products hundreds of skincare professionals put in their top picks and which concerns patients score highest on in RegimenLogic. No retailer has that view of professional recommendations.

    High impactHigh effort First result in 3 quarters Medical Director

    First action

    List ten questions the data can answer.

    How to measure it

    Report downloads

    Now
    –
    Target
    5,000
    By
    1 year

    Steps

    1. 1

      Pick questions

      Ten for patients and practices.

      Medical Director 2 weeks

    2. 2

      Analyze

      Top picks and anonymized scores.

      E-commerce Manager 1 month

    3. 3

      Privacy review

      No patient or practice identifiable.

      Founder and CEO 1 month

    4. 4

      Write

      Report and a one-page summary.

      Marketing Manager 1 month

    5. 5

      Launch

      Trade press and social.

      Marketing Manager 1 month

    6. 6

      Use in sales

      Findings in provider demos.

      Provider Account Manager ongoing

    First result
    3 quarters
    Cost
    Analyst and design time
    Owner
    Medical Director

    Smallest test

    Publish one chart of the top recommended ingredients.

    Why it works

    Publish an anonymized annual report: most recommended products and ingredients by concern, how regimens differ by age band and skin type, and how scores change over time. Launch it with the founding dermatologists in trade and consumer press.

    Original data earns press and links, and makes RegimenPro the reference practices and brands cite.

    Risks and how to handle them

    • Brand sensitivities

      Share the draft with brand partners first.

    Evidence

    • News coveragePerfect Corp case study: RegimenLogic runs on Perfect Corp's AI skin analysis (12 outputs, including redness, dryness, wrinkles, dark circles, acne, firmness and radiance); providers list a regimen per condition; RegimenPro reports +55% new physician affiliates and +22% client registrations; patients can retake the assessment between appointments and track skin scores.Source
    • Your websiteCatalogue (public product feed, October 20, 2026): 686 products from 38 brands, led by ZO Skin Health (58), PCA Skin (51), SkinCeuticals (45), Obagi Medical (43), Revision Skincare (41) and skinbetter science (38); median price $90.50, up to $795. Product pages show no customer reviews or star ratings, and the product structured data has no rating. Three product names are used twice by different brands ("Gentle Cleanser", "Purifying Cleanser", "Exfoliating Cleanser") and 25 product URLs end in "-1", "-2" and similar.Source
    • Your websiteSitemap (1,441 URLs, read October 20, 2026): 727 collections, several hundred of them per-provider regimen lists named after individual practitioners (one per concern, such as "<provider>-acne-regimen"), plus test and preset collections; pages in the sitemap include "Test Page", "Skincare API Testing", "algolia_search" and quiz result pages; the one blog ("News") says "Your store hasn't published any blog posts yet."Source
  • 20

    RegimenPro lists 23 post-procedure products and 42 kits, and practices perform peels, lasers and microneedling every day. Patients leave the treatment room needing aftercare right away.

    Medium impactHigh effort First result in 3 quarters Medical Director

    First action

    Pick the three most common procedures among partner practices.

    How to measure it

    Kits sold

    Now
    –
    Target
    500 a month
    By
    3 quarters

    Steps

    1. 1

      Pick procedures

      Three most common.

      Medical Director 2 weeks

    2. 2

      Build kits

      Products per procedure.

      Medical Director 1 month

    3. 3

      Set fulfilment

      Fast shipping option.

      E-commerce Manager 1 month

    4. 4

      Portal button

      Assign kit to a patient.

      Shopify Developer 1 month

    5. 5

      Train practices

      How to prescribe.

      Provider Account Manager 1 month

    6. 6

      Follow up

      Maintenance products after the kit.

      Marketing Manager ongoing

    7. 7

      Measure

      Kits and follow-on orders.

      E-commerce Manager monthly

    First result
    3 quarters
    Cost
    Kit design and stock
    Owner
    Medical Director

    Smallest test

    Pilot one kit with five practices.

    Why it works

    Build aftercare kits per procedure with the medical director, shippable in a day, that a practice can add to the patient's account before they leave the visit. Track reorders of the maintenance products after the kit.

    Aftercare is the moment of highest compliance; it starts the patient's regimen and earns the practice royalty from the first day.

    Risks and how to handle them

    • Practices sell aftercare in office

      Offer kits for patients who did not buy in office.

    Evidence

    • Your websiteSocial: Instagram @regimen_pro (posts include a conference booth, a "Never Run Out of Your Skincare with RegimenPro" graphic and unboxings), TikTok @regimenpro, Facebook and LinkedIn. 23 products are typed "Post-Procedure" and 42 "Kits and Value Sets".Source
    • Your websiteFAQ and returns: orders ship within 24-48 hours on weekdays; some products ship from the manufacturer in separate packages; subscriptions are managed in the account; a 60-day refund on unopened products from RegimenMD, Inc.; returns need a call or email to customer service first.Source
    • Your websiteFor Providers page: "a free, no-inventory e-commerce platform built for skincare professionals"; a "Dual-Branded Online Store"; RegimenPro stores, picks and ships; "Your practice earns royalty on every purchase your patients make"; a dedicated account manager; "Our marketing campaigns consistently outperform industry benchmarks" with no figure; the royalty rate is not stated; calls to action "JOIN US TODAY" and "BOOK A DEMO". It names dermatologists, plastic surgeons, med spas and aesthetic providers as the audience.Source

Wildcards 2

Unexpected experiments, each with a cheap way to test it.

  • 21

    RegimenPro publishes an agents.md file and supports Shopify's commerce protocol, so AI assistants can search the store and check out. Those assistants match on product data: brand, size, ingredients, skin type and HSA/FSA eligibility.

    Medium impactLow effort First result in 1 quarter E commerce Manager

    First action

    Ask three AI assistants for five product queries and record the answers.

    How to measure it

    Assistant-referred orders

    Now
    –
    Target
    100 a month
    By
    3 quarters

    Steps

    1. 1

      Baseline

      Assistant answers for 20 queries.

      E-commerce Manager 1 day

    2. 2

      Fill fields

      Size, ingredients, skin type.

      E-commerce Manager 1 month

    3. 3

      Mark eligibility

      HSA/FSA metafields.

      Shopify Developer 1 week

    4. 4

      Brand names

      In feed titles.

      Shopify Developer 1 day

    5. 5

      Retest

      Monthly.

      E-commerce Manager monthly

    6. 6

      Track

      Referral sources.

      Marketing Manager monthly

    First result
    1 quarter
    Cost
    Staff time only
    Owner
    E commerce Manager

    Smallest test

    Fix the feed titles of the top 50 products.

    Why it works

    Add the brand to every product name in the feed, fill size, key ingredients and skin type as structured fields, mark HSA/FSA eligibility and authorized-retailer status, and test what assistants return for "authorized SkinCeuticals retailer HSA".

    Clean data costs little and puts RegimenPro in front of shoppers who ask an assistant before they search.

    Risks and how to handle them

    • Assistants change often

      Retest monthly.

    Evidence

    • Your websiteThe store publishes an agents.md file for AI shopping assistants and supports Shopify's Universal Commerce Protocol for product discovery, carts and checkout.Source
    • Your websiteProduct page titles leave out the brand: 624 of the 686 product names in the store do not contain the brand, and all 25 product pages sampled on October 20, 2026 have a title tag of the form "<product> - RegimenPro®", for example "C E Ferulic - RegimenPro®" (SkinCeuticals), "Acne Cream - RegimenPro®" (PCA Skin), "Retinol 0.5 - RegimenPro®" and "Balancing Toner - RegimenPro®". The brand is only in the product structured data and the small label under the name.Source
    • Your websiteHSA/FSA: 399 products are in the FSA/HSA Eligible collection, paid through Flex at checkout, with "a quick telehealth questionnaire" for some items; "subscriptions with Flex payments are not available at this time". 519 products carry a letter-of-medical-necessity tag.Source
  • 22

    Instagram shows booth photos and unboxings; the strongest story RegimenPro has is the professional recommending the products. Providers already film for their own practices.

    Medium impactLow effort First result in 1 quarter Marketing Manager

    First action

    Ask three providers to film one routine.

    How to measure it

    Video clicks to store

    Now
    –
    Target
    2,000 a month
    By
    2 quarters

    Steps

    1. 1

      Recruit

      Three providers.

      Provider Account Manager 2 weeks

    2. 2

      Brief

      One concern per video.

      Marketing Manager 1 week

    3. 3

      Edit

      Captions and product tags.

      Marketing Manager monthly

    4. 4

      Post

      Instagram and TikTok.

      Marketing Manager monthly

    5. 5

      Share back

      Edits for practice channels.

      Marketing Manager monthly

    6. 6

      Measure

      Clicks and new practice leads.

      Marketing Manager monthly

    First result
    1 quarter
    Cost
    Editing time
    Owner
    Marketing Manager

    Smallest test

    Post one routine video.

    Why it works

    Ask partner providers for one 30-second routine video a month (morning or evening routine for a concern) using products on RegimenPro, with a link to their picks. Post on Instagram and TikTok and give providers the edit for their own channels.

    Provider faces build trust, and the provider gains content for their practice too.

    Risks and how to handle them

    • Medical claims

      Medical director reviews scripts.

    Evidence

    • Your websiteSocial: Instagram @regimen_pro (posts include a conference booth, a "Never Run Out of Your Skincare with RegimenPro" graphic and unboxings), TikTok @regimenpro, Facebook and LinkedIn. 23 products are typed "Post-Procedure" and 42 "Kits and Value Sets".Source
    • Your websiteFor Providers page: "a free, no-inventory e-commerce platform built for skincare professionals"; a "Dual-Branded Online Store"; RegimenPro stores, picks and ships; "Your practice earns royalty on every purchase your patients make"; a dedicated account manager; "Our marketing campaigns consistently outperform industry benchmarks" with no figure; the royalty rate is not stated; calls to action "JOIN US TODAY" and "BOOK A DEMO". It names dermatologists, plastic surgeons, med spas and aesthetic providers as the audience.Source
    • Your websiteHomepage: the title tag is just "RegimenPro®" and the meta description "Discover your personalized skincare regimen today!". The page offers "expert recommendations from over 35 medical-grade brands", HSA/FSA shopping, "FREE US Shipping $75+", "Subscribe & Save 5%", a first-order discount code printed in the banner, and RegimenLogic®, "Developed by Dermatologists, powered by Artificial Intelligence", behind a "register to take RegimenLogic®" step. RegimenPro was co-founded by dermatologists Dr. Patricia Farris and Dr. Ruth Tedaldi.Source

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30/60/90 roadmap

What to focus on in each month, and the ideas that carry it.

  1. Days 1 to 307 ideas

    Brand-first product titles, homepage title, index clean-up, RegimenLogic before registration, the royalty example and the HSA/FSA campaign; start the catalogue fields for AI assistants.

  2. Days 31 to 6012 ideas

    Reviews, replenishment and the Flex reorder option, practice launch kit and monthly report, 90-day retakes, the concern guides, brand-rep referrals, event pages, page weight and DMARC; provider routine videos.

  3. Days 61 to 903 ideas

    Provider directory, the recommendations report and aftercare kits.

The research behind the plan

2 research areas, each summarised in a few lines. Open any of them for the full detail.

Customers

What customers say

Customers value products their own provider chose. The most cited problem: choosing among many professional brands.

  • Authentic medical-grade brands in one place
  • Remembering to reorder between visits
  • In their words: “medical-grade”

Market

Competitive landscape

3 competitors compared: Dermstore, DermSilk and In-office retail.

  • Gap to exploit: Provider-specific regimens online
  • Dermstore: No link to the patient's own provider
  • DermSilk: No practice royalty model

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