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Every chair, turned into a post
Your stylists snap the finish before the client leaves. I turn that stream into a feed that shows range — colour, cuts, the transformations — instead of the same three photos on repeat.
For salons
Your work sells itself — if anyone sees it.
Every head that leaves your chair is a finished piece of marketing. Most of them walk out the door and are never seen again by anyone who isn't already a client.
What I actually do in a salon
Three things, on your accounts.
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Each stylist gets their own credit
Work gets tagged to whoever did it, so your team builds a following that fills their own book. That's the difference between a salon page and a salon that keeps its stylists.
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The booking gap, closed
Your maps, reviews and DMs are where a new client decides. I keep all three warm so a Saturday cancellation gets filled by someone who found you that morning.
Plans
Pick how much comes off your plate.
Starter
$399/month
For the spot that just needs to stop disappearing. I write it, design it and publish it on your pages — you stop touching it.
- Posts written and designed by me, published on YOUR accounts
- Instagram and Facebook, on a schedule you can count on
- Captions in English and Spanish
- A content calendar you can actually read
- You never open Canva again
Most salons pick this
Signature
$899/month
The one most people pick. Everything above, plus I stop being a page that posts and start being a face your customers recognise — in your content, on your accounts.
- Everything in Starter
- I appear in your content — your walls, your food, your team
- Your maps kept alive: Google, Apple, Yelp — hours, photos, updates
- Your reviews answered, in your voice, fast
- Your comments and DMs answered
- Reels and carousels built from the photos you send
Todo
$1799/month
For the business that wants to stop thinking about marketing at all. I run the ads, the events and the reporting on top of everything else.
- Everything in Signature
- Paid ads run for you: Meta, Google and YouTube — creative, budget and results
- Daily posting and daily stories
- Flyers, menus, event graphics, promos
- Your events published and promoted
- A monthly report in plain English, not a dashboard
Charges appear as HUNGRY TOUCH on your card statement. Month to month, cancel any time.
Questions salons ask
The ones that come up every time.
My stylists already post their own work.
Good, keep it. This runs the salon's page, which does a different job: it's what someone new finds when they search the neighbourhood. I credit and tag your stylists in it, so their pages grow off it instead of competing with it.
Do you need photos of clients?
Only with their yes. Backs of heads, hands working, the colour bowl, the finish — plenty of the best salon content never shows a face. When a client does want to be featured, that's a bonus, not the plan.
We are booked out already. Why would I pay for this?
Then you don't need more volume, you need better bookings — the colour service instead of the trim. That's what the offer and the content point at, and it's the cheapest way to raise a ticket without raising a price.
Not ready to pick a plan?
Tell me about your salon.
I'll text you, look at your accounts, and tell you honestly whether I can help — and whether your category is still open where you are.