Salon marketing: booking, stylists and a portfolio people can find
Salon marketing works when a client can find the service, see who does it well, and book in a few taps.
2 min readThe short answer
Salon social media marketing works when each post points to a booking. Post finished cuts and color in good light, tag the stylist who did it, and name the service. Put your booking link in the bio and on every story. Ask the client before posting, and let stylists share to their own accounts.
Clients often follow the stylist, not the salon. Tag them on every post and let them share. If a stylist leaves, the salon account still has the work and the reviews, so post everything there first.
Instagram for booking and portfolios. TikTok if someone enjoys making video.
Yes. Ask every time, and don't show faces without it.
No. New clients still search Google for salons nearby; keep photos there too.
Salon marketing works when a client can find the service, see who does it well, and book in a few taps.
2 min readGoogle Business Profile posts are short updates, offers or events shown on your profile, each with a photo and a button like Call or Book.
2 min readMost Facebook business page problems come down to three things: the page name, who has access, and closing it.
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