Contact Hair Salon SEO and talk to our CEO about your salon
A salon owner usually has about ten minutes between a color timer and the next chair, so the form here is short and the call is placed around the day. Use it to ask what a salon SEO consultant would actually do each month, to ask about ads, or to see which of the posted plans suits the book. Before writing, it can help to read the services overview, which covers both kinds of work in a couple of minutes.
Every message is read by a person. The form keeps to contact details, because that is all a first call needs, and nothing a client told a stylist belongs in it. The shape of the book, the services you want to lead with and the streets you serve can all wait for the call itself, when there is room to go through them properly.
Leave your details and name a gap in the day
Say what kind of business it is, such as a salon, a studio or a rented booth, and which topic you want to hear about: pages, the Maps listing, reviews or ads. If a particular weekday and half hour suit you, choose them and our CEO will ring then. If you would rather write first, that works as well. The form asks only for contact details: who is writing, where to reply and where to ring.
Which color, cut or styling service should be found first?
Tell us which services you most want booked, which neighborhoods your chairs draw from plus any outside pages that already name the salon. Please leave client names and booking details out of whatever you send.
What a salon owner asks about the first contact
What happens after a salon owner sends the form?
A person on our side reads it. Our CEO then rings at the half hour you chose, or writes back to settle a time that fits around your chairs. The first call is for questions, and a suggested plan comes afterward, with the posted prices beside it so nothing about cost is a surprise.
Who answers when a hair stylist or owner writes in?
Our CEO takes the first call. Once the work begins, questions go to the people who run that salon's pages and ads, so you are not repeating the story each time. Those questions can be about a page, a listing, a review reply or an ad, and each one gets an answer from someone who has the account open.
What should a salon owner have on hand for the first call?
The address or addresses, the service menu as the salon lists it, the website address if there is one and the booking link. A rough idea of which neighborhoods matter helps too. Nobody needs to share a password or a login on the first call.
Should a salon owner put client names or appointment details in the message?
No. Leave out client names, appointment details and anything a client said. If a review or a complaint is on your mind, describe it in general words and we will talk it through without those details. A reply to any review follows the same habit, so a client's name and visit never appear in what a salon posts back.
Book one call and fan out the first swatches
On the call we choose which color and cut services the salon pushes first, the neighborhoods to reach, and a plan that fits the book as it stands today.
Month to month. No startup fee. No contract.