For hair salons

Google Business Profile posts for hair salons.

A new client choosing a salon wants to know three things fast: do they do the service I want, does their work look like what I'm after, and can I book without a phone call. Weekly posts answer those questions on the profile itself, right where the client is comparing salons.

Start monthly

We write a post every week for a hair salon like yours, each with a custom image card made for it, ready for Google Business Profile, Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Nextdoor, Pinterest, X or any other platform that accepts image uploads, and draft a reply to every new review. $197 a month per location, month to month.

Not ready yet? Get one free Google post for your business.

Before they choose

What customers check on your profile

Google lets every business publish updates, offers and events right on its profile (Google's guide to posts). A recent post shows a searcher you're open, active and clear about what you do. Many local profiles are set up once and never touched again, so a steady post stands out.

No one can promise a top spot in Google Maps, and we don't. Reviews, your category, your website and the searcher's distance matter too. Posting regularly keeps your listing current.

Post ideas

Three Google post ideas for hair salons

Use these yourself, or let us write them for you. Each example is for a sample business; yours are written from your own website, services and town.

1. Book holiday color early

Color and longer services take more chair time, and the end of the year fills first. A planning post is useful, not pushy.

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Planning holiday color?

Color appointments take longer than a cut, so the weeks before Thanksgiving and the holidays fill up first. If you want a refresh before family photos or a party, booking a couple of weeks ahead gives you the most choice of stylist and time.

Tap Book on our profile to see open times.

2. Explain one service

Many people search for a service by name ("gloss treatment", "balayage") before they search for a salon. A plain explanation catches that search.

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What is a gloss, and do you need one?

A gloss is a quick treatment that adds shine and can tone color that has turned brassy or dull since your last visit. It's a common add-on between full color appointments.

Ask your stylist at your next visit, or tap Book on our profile.

3. Winter hair care tip

A useful tip gives people a reason to read the post even when they aren't booking today, and keeps the salon in mind when they are.

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Dry ends in cold weather?

Indoor heat and cold air pull moisture out of hair, especially colored hair. Turn the heat on your styling tools down a notch, use a heat protectant every time, and add a weekly conditioning treatment.

Want a treatment matched to your hair? Tap Book on our profile.

Example posts keep phone numbers out of the post text; Google shows your number with a Call button on the profile.

Facts first

What we confirm before we write

We only mention the services and stylists you confirm, and we don't invent prices, packages, product brands or certifications. Before-and-after photos appear only when you send them and have the client's permission.

Every post comes with a custom image card made for it and is ready for Google Business Profile, Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Nextdoor, Pinterest, X or any other platform that accepts image uploads, so one approval covers them all.

How it works

Three steps, then a post every week

  1. Start monthly with secure checkout by Stripe, or get a free sample post first.
  2. Within one business day we email a short intake and how to add us as a manager on your Google profile. No passwords shared, and you can remove us any time.
  3. First drafts arrive within two business days of complete intake. Each post reaches you at least three days before its date. Nothing goes live without your yes; silence is never approval.

On the monthly plan, each post goes out with its custom image card once you approve it.

Price

$197 a month per location, handled

Reviews and Posts Handled

A post every week with a custom image card made for it, ready for Google Business Profile, Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Nextdoor, Pinterest, X or any other platform that accepts image uploads, a reply drafted for every new review (up to 20 a month), a monthly photo list and review-request message, and a short monthly note. You approve everything before it goes live. Month to month, no contract. Cancel within 30 days of your first payment for a full refund.

See pricing and what is included

Start monthly

$197 a month per location · month to month · no passwords shared

Agency or marketer with several clients? White-label at $129 a location per month (how it works).

New buyers start with a free post, then a 4-week free pilot, then $9 for the first month and $197 after that. The $9 price covers the first ten payments in Stripe. (How this path works.)

Questions

Good to know

Can you write posts for each stylist?

Yes. Tell us who works which services and we can rotate posts that feature different stylists, using only what each one is happy to share.

We already post on Instagram. Why Google?

Instagram reaches people who already follow you. Your Google profile is what new clients see when they search for a salon nearby. Every post comes with a custom image card and is ready for Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, Nextdoor, Pinterest, X or any other platform that accepts image uploads too.

Who writes the posts?

An AI writing system drafts each post from your website and intake, then checks it against your business details (name, town, services) before it reaches you. You approve every post before it goes live.

Do you need my Google password?

No. On the monthly plan you add us as a manager on your Business Profile, which you can remove any time.

Other businesses

Posting yourself? Read what to post on Google Business Profile and how to add a post, or try the free Google post checker.