How Salons Can Reduce No-Shows With Deposits and WhatsApp Reminders
Measure the problem first, price the empty chair, then use reminders for everyone and deposits only where they pay for themselves.
Measure the problem first, price the empty chair, then use reminders for everyone and deposits only where they pay for themselves.
A hair salon’s diary has rules a generic booking link ignores. Here is how to build a WhatsApp bot that follows them.
Start from what each client really costs you, then decide what to charge. Many pricing mistakes happen when it is done the other way round.
Four tools, two directions, and one question that settles most of the choice before you compare a single feature.
Your spreadsheet already knows the answers your customers keep asking for. Here is how to let WhatsApp read it, and write to it.
Two very different jobs hide behind the same search. Work out which one you need before you build anything.
Making the code takes a minute. Knowing whether it worked takes a little more thought, and that is the part worth getting right.
You have probably answered this already. The only question left is whether your answer still fits the business you run now.
Thirty minutes is honest for three of the four things in that title. The fourth depends on Meta, and pretending otherwise would waste your afternoon.
Before the list: most of what you have read about why salons leave Fresha stopped being true. Here is what actually changed, and who should still stay.