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Booking in one tap from the search result
Every extra step between seeing you and booking costs a measurable share of bookings.
Industries
Salons, spas & wellness
Salons, spas, gyms, yoga studios, nutrition, aesthetics clinics
Bookings happen on impulse, on a phone, usually in a free minute. If the next available slot is not obvious in ten seconds, the tab closes.
(02) Digital presence
What a salon or spa must have online.
Six things. If you only ever do these and nothing else, you will still be ahead of most of your category. Where customers come from here: Google Maps, Instagram, walk-ins, and repeat customers.
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Google Business Profile with current photos
This is your shopfront now. Stale photos of a space you have since renovated actively cost you money.
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A price list that exists
Service and price. Hiding it does not protect your margin, it just sends people to the salon that published theirs.
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Reviews collected continuously
Rating and review count are the two things people compare in the map pack before anything else.
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Reminders that cut no-shows
A WhatsApp reminder the day before is the cheapest revenue recovery available to you.
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Something that fills the quiet hours
Tuesday 3pm is lost revenue you cannot get back. Offers to past customers are how you fill it.
(03) Priority order
What we would do first for a salon or spa.
In this order, for this category, and for the reasons given. How fast: One of the fastest categories. Bookings usually move inside two weeks.
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AI Concierge
It takes bookings while you are with a client, and quotes service prices so nobody has to call to find out.
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SEO
Map pack first. Most salon discovery happens in Google Maps, so the profile, photos and reviews outrank anything else you do.
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Social Media Marketing
Transformations and offers. The strongest format in this category, and the cheapest to produce well.
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AI Automation
Booking reminders, rebooking nudges at the right interval, and offers to fill the quiet hours.
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Meta Ads
Offers, transformations and quiet-hour fills, targeted tightly to the few kilometres people will actually travel.
(04) The real questions
What salon customers ask before they buy.
Every one of these should be answered before somebody has to call and ask it. The ones you make people call about are the ones that cost you customers quietly.
- How much for this service
- Do you have a slot today
- How long does it take
- Who will do it
- Do you have an offer
This is the general version.
On a call you get the version that is about your business.