Marketing for beauty, fitness and wellness

Make it simple to book from wherever people find you, and give them proof that clients like you. Most new clients see your Google reviews and Instagram first, then pick the place that lets them book fastest.

• A booking button on your Google profile, Instagram and website
• Photos of real results and real rooms, not stock
• A steady stream of fresh reviews, requested right after the visit
• A clear first-visit offer

See local search and social media.

Reviews matter more here than almost anywhere. A short, polite request sent the same day as the visit, with a direct link to your Google profile, tends to be the simplest routine, and we set it up so your front desk or instructors only have to say one sentence.

They search for a service plus a place, and they scan reviews before they click. We build pages and profiles for those searches.

• 'Balayage near me' or 'barber open Sunday'
• 'Facial Surrey' or 'massage therapist near me'
• 'Beginner yoga classes' or 'women-only gym'
• 'Personal trainer for weight training' or 'pilates reformer class'
• 'Gym with free trial'

Each service gets its own page with photos, who it is for and a booking button.

We also look at how your place reads on a phone: is the price list easy to find, do class times show the right day, and can a nervous first-timer see who they will meet? Small details like these often decide the booking.

We cover finding you, booking you and bringing clients back. Here is what we can build, in the order we usually do it.

• Online booking that connects to the platform you already use for appointments, classes or memberships
• Google Business Profile with services, photos and a review routine
• Reels and posts that show real work, with a calendar you approve (social media)
• Intro offers, such as a first-class pack or a first-visit price, with ads where useful (advertising)
• Rebooking reminders by email and text, sent with consent under CASL
• On-site photo and video shoots across the Lower Mainland

A salon with a quiet midweek usually starts with booking and an intro offer. A new studio with no following starts with photos, Google and a steady social rhythm. A gym with a lot of drop-off focuses first on reminders and the first thirty days of a new member's experience.

Ask for the next booking before they leave and send a short reminder when it is due. Most clients don't leave because they were unhappy, they just forget.

We set up a message a day after the first visit, a reminder when it is time to rebook, and a gentle note for people who haven't been in a while. Each one has an easy unsubscribe. Where your platform allows, it books straight from the message. For more on this, see automation and follow-up.

We give a fixed written quote after a free 30-minute call, based on how many locations, services and channels you want. No rate card, because no two studios need the same thing.

• Website, booking setup and a photo shoot are fixed-scope projects
• Social, ads and reminders are monthly, month-to-month with 30 days' notice
• Ad spend goes straight from you to Google or Meta
• All accounts are in your name

Because clients are often sharing personal information, we collect only what is needed to book and keep everything in your own account. We follow PIPEDA and provincial privacy rules and check any special requirements with you.

An intro offer with ads can help within weeks, while search rankings and a following on social usually take 3-6 months. Google profile fixes and better booking can improve things sooner.

We don't promise numbers. The monthly report shows bookings and memberships, where they came from and what to do next. Our forms never collect health information, so intake and medical questions stay in your own system. A new site typically takes 4-8 weeks from an approved plan, and nothing goes live without your approval. If you run a clinic-style practice, see marketing for clinics.