01
Cadence is set by how often your clients come back, not by how much the list will tolerate. Here is the return curve, and the sending schedule that falls out of it.
7 min
02
A gift card is cash in December and unpaid work in February. Three terms, set before you sell any, decide what that costs.
7 min
03
Consent is a record with a date on it, not something the front desk remembers agreeing. Here is what to ask, where to ask it, and what to keep.
7 min
04
Both get described as no-show insurance. They act on different people, at different moments, and only one of them costs you bookings at the point of sale.
7 min
05
December's diary is mostly built out of people who are already in your book. What the sixty-day return pattern implies about pre-booking, and why both of the usual December scrambles arrive too late to help.
7 min
06
One salon's Instagram inbox, just under four months of it. The volume settles an argument. The reply rate settles nothing, and it is worth knowing why.
6 min
07
One win-back campaign did nearly all the work. The honest reading of the other twenty-one is the more useful one.
7 min
08
What comes across in an export, what never does, and the order of operations that stops an awkward fortnight becoming a lost year.
7 min
09
The busiest hour on a salon phone is the hour nobody can pick it up. Here is the shape of a week, from real call logs.
6 min
10
Fifteen strategies, ranked by what they actually return for the hours they take.
12 min
11
What owners say they were actually trying to escape, and what they moved to.
9 min
12
Including the ones that beat us on price, and the questions to ask before you switch.
15 min
13
What Fresha, Square and others take on the way through, and how to work it out for your own book.
10 min
14
The arithmetic nobody does until they do it once, and what actually moves the number.
14 min
15
Where the callers go instead, and why almost none of them try you twice.
7 min
16
Wording you can put on your booking page today, plus how to enforce it without losing people.
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What it handles well, what it still hands to a person, and why that line matters.
10 min