Practical advice to fill your appointment book, cut no-shows and grow your hair salon.
Booksy runs a real consumer marketplace in Canada, but its published pricing is in US dollars and its Canadian pricing page does not exist. Here is what the alternatives really cost a Canadian hair salon.
£40 a month, 500 marketing texts and a consumer marketplace: Booksy is a solid package. The real question is whether your salon uses enough of it to pay for it.
Reminders are the cheapest no-show fix a salon has. Here is how texts and emails compare in the US, what they cost, the rules to respect, and templates to adapt.
Confirmation, 24-hour reminder, no-show follow-up, win-back message: 19 templates to copy and paste for your hair salon, written for UK clients.
Reminders kill the forgotten appointment. Here is how texts and emails compare for a Canadian salon, what CASL allows, what software charges, and templates to adapt.
Reminders kill the forgotten appointment. Here is how SMS and email compare for an Australian salon, what the Spam Act allows, what software charges, and templates to adapt.
A booking link only works if clients can find it. Here is everywhere a UK hair salon should put one, from your website to your Google profile.
A booking link only works if clients can find it. Here is everywhere a US hair salon should put one, from your website to your Google profile and Instagram bio.
