Colour clients book on the portfolio and leave on the price
Colour work sells visually and prices high, which makes the gap between the photo and the quote the place most enquiries die. Putting both one tap apart fixes it.
What a stylist's page holds
Portfolio by service
Balayage, colour correction, extensions — separate links. A colour-correction client is not browsing; they have a specific problem.
Price list with ranges
Colour pricing varies by length and history, so publish ranges rather than nothing. Silence generates enquiries you have to disqualify.
Booking with a consultation option
Colour correction needs a consult first. Give it its own booking link or you will be quoting blind.
Loyalty stamp card
Five visits, one free. On a six-to-eight week colour cycle that is most of a year, so keep the reward meaningful.
For high-ticket, low-frequency work
Ranges, not silence
Publishing a from-price filters enquiries better than any qualifying question you could ask in DMs.
Consultation as its own link
Separating consults from standard bookings stops correction clients booking a two-hour slot they will overrun.
Stamp card sized to the cycle
Five visits, not ten. At eight weeks between appointments, ten stamps is a card nobody finishes.
Booking and loyalty in one bill
Pro at $10/month covers the loyalty program; the link page itself is free.
Frequently asked questions
Should I publish colour prices?
Publish ranges. Colour genuinely varies by hair length and history, but "message for pricing" costs you the clients who were never going to ask.
How many stamps for a salon?
Five. At six to eight weeks between colour appointments, a ten-stamp card is more than a year and gets abandoned.
Is it free?
The link page is free forever. Loyalty is Pro at $10/month.
Portfolio and price, one tap apart
Link page free forever. Loyalty on Pro at $10/month.