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Get more bookings

The empty chairs are
the ones nobody
asked to fill.

Answering the phone protects the bookings you were getting anyway. This is the part that creates new ones — from the clients already in your book who quietly stopped coming.

01

Win back the ones who drifted

Clients who used to come every six weeks and haven’t been in for three months. They didn’t leave — they never got round to rebooking.

02

Rebook before they lapse

A nudge timed to each client’s own rhythm after every visit, so the next appointment lands before the gap opens.

03

Birthdays & seasons

Offers that go out on their own — the marketing every salon means to do and never gets to.

04

Fill tomorrow’s gap

A cancellation goes to the handful of clients most likely to take it — not to your whole list.

A real campaign, really sent

945 clients.
$47 to send.

Not a blast. Each message written from that client’s own history — their service, their provider, the gap since they were last in. This one went out over a Labor Day weekend for a skincare studio.

$169offer price
1booking pays for the send, three times over
$0.05per message that actually goes out
A personalised picture message sent to salon clients: a Labor Day Reset offer for a summer skin recovery facial at $169.
The actual picture message clients received.

Pricing

$99 a month,
plus what you send.

An add-on to the base service. You are only charged for messages that actually go out, so a quiet month costs you almost nothing.

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Service$99 / month
Each message sent$0.05
A 900-client win-back$45
Commission on what it books$0

Questions

About
campaigns

The front desk handles people who contact you. Get more bookings goes the other way — it reaches out to clients already in your book who have not been in for a while, or who are due back, or whose birthday is coming up.

$99 a month for the service, plus $0.05 for each message that actually goes out. A 900-client win-back costs $45 in sends. One returning client normally covers it several times over.

No. Each message is written from that client’s own history — their service, their provider, and the gap since they were last in. A client who always sees Nina for balayage does not get a generic discount blast.

Every campaign reports the appointments booked and the revenue they produced, so you can see whether it paid for itself before you run another one.

Your book is fuller
than your calendar shows.

Turn outreach on for a month and see what comes back. Cancel it any time it stops paying for itself.

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