Our Story
Thoughtful Marketing, Sustainable Growth.
Thoughtful Marketing, Sustainable Growth.
We believe in…
marketing that means something.
At Saphir Studios, marketing isn’t just a service, it’s a partnership.
We work with wellness and aesthetic clinics that care deeply about their craft and want a marketing team who understands their goals.
Whether you’re building your clinic’s online presence from the ground up or refining an existing strategy, we create tailored solutions in social media, local SEO, paid ads, and email marketing to help you connect with the right patients and achieve meaningful growth.
At the heart of Saphir…
At the heart of Saphir Studios is care — for your clinic, your patients, and your growth. Our team believes deeply in the value of health and wellness, and in the difference the clinics we work with make in people’s lives. In a marketing world that often overlooks or overcomplicates things for wellness businesses, we’re here to do things differently — with integrity, clarity, and results that support your long-term success.
What we stand for:
Care & Creativity: Your clinic’s story matters. We craft thoughtful, elevated marketing that reflects the quality of care you provide.
Collaboration: We work as an extension of your team, aligning our strategies with your clinic’s goals and values.
Clarity: We believe in transparent, results-driven marketing you can understand and trust — no jargon, no hidden fees.
Our story
Saphir Studios began with a simple goal: to bring strategy, clarity, and care to wellness clinics that deserve better from their marketing. After years as a photographer and social media manager, our founder saw how often incredible clinics were left feeling overwhelmed and under-supported in the digital space.
That’s why we created Saphir Studios, to offer boutique marketing solutions designed with your clinic’s success in mind. Based in Brisbane, we help clinics attract the right patients, build their brand, and achieve sustainable growth.
Let’s connect your clinic with the people who need you most.
John Foster Dulles
"The measure of success is not whether you have a tough problem to deal with, but whether it is the same problem you had last year."
Bill Bradley