Marketing · Months ahead

Marketing planned three months ahead. You just say yes.

Posts, emails, your search listing and review replies, made from the work you already do and sent for your approval by text.

You approve. We post.

Nothing goes out without your yes. One text a month, and you can change any piece before it runs.

Maya at the chair. A finished color becomes a week of posts.Marketing · working days

One photo in

Send one photo. Get a week of marketing.

Maya texted a finished balayage after a client left happy. The pack turned it into four pieces, each in Kindred's own look and voice.

What Maya sent, 4:12 pm
Sun-kissed, in November.
Post · TueBefore and after, with the products used and a booking link.
Book a gloss before the holidays
Story · WedThree frames, the last one taps to book.
Email · ThuTo clients who haven't had color in 10 weeks.
Listing · FriNew photo and a post on the salon's search listing.

Texts with buttons

A text they can tap. Book, call or save it.

On most phones a text can now carry the business's verified name and logo, a picture and real buttons. Your pack sets it up, so an offer becomes a booking in one tap.

  • Book a time
  • Open a page
  • Call the business
  • Get directions
  • Add to calendar
  • Quick replies
  • Photo cards
  • Swipeable cards

Phones that can't show buttons get the same message as a plain text with a link. Every text goes only to people who said yes, and STOP always works.

Twelve weeks

Seen more. Booked more.

What steady, weekly marketing looks like for a salon like Kindred. Every number lives in the partner app and in the weekly report.

Bookings from marketing, by week
BookingsListing views
123456789101112

A sample salon, for illustration. Not a client's data.

24a weekbookings that came from a post, an email or the listing
3.9×viewsmore people seeing the search listing than in week one
31reviewsnew reviews, every one answered within a day

Reviews, answered

Every review gets a reply. In your voice.

After each visit, happy clients are asked for a review. Each one gets a short, real reply drafted for you, and the hard ones always wait for you.

On its own

The marketing runs itself. You do the work people talk about.

PlanThree months ahead

Holidays, slow weeks and launches planned before they arrive, approved one month at a time.

VoiceWritten like you

Learned from your messages and your notes, then checked by a person before you see it.

EmailEmails that rebook

Sent to the right clients at the right gap, like color every ten weeks.

SearchYour listing, kept fresh

Hours, photos, posts and answers on your search listing, updated every week.

ReviewsAsked for and answered

A kind ask after each visit and a reply to every review within a day.

ReportWhat worked, weekly

Which posts booked chairs, in your weekly report, so next month gets better.

The trail of one client

A stranger becomes a regular here.

  1. 1MarketingThey see your work.
  2. 2StableThey visit your site.
  3. 3TabThey book and come back.
  4. 4PostThey hear from you.
  5. 5TrailThe review and the rebook.
Next stopStable. Where the post leads.

Every post and email points to a site that's fast on every phone and ready to book.

Walk on to Stable

Keep doing the work. We'll tell people.

Tell us about your business and your vibe. Your pack plans the first three months and sends them to you for a yes.

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