At Brazen, we grow salons, beauty bars and skin clinics with marketing that books out the chair - not just builds a pretty feed. We look at services, average ticket, retention and rebooking before we run a single ad. Then we build the marketing that fills the column with the clients you want.
'Hair salon Gold Coast', 'balayage Burleigh', 'lash extensions Broadbeach' - local search is where new clients decide. We rebuild your Google Business Profile, fix citations and target the suburb-level searches that drive walk-ins and online bookings.
We plan and shoot the before-and-afters, the chair-side reels and the brand content that actually converts followers into appointments - with booking links that work, not just dead-end likes.
High-intent campaigns for new client offers and signature services, tied directly to your booking system. We know your cost per new client and your average lifetime value - every dollar reports back.
Automated review requests after every visit, email + SMS flows for rebookings and win-backs, and loyalty offers that keep the chair full week after week. The channels you already own, finally working.
No lock-ins. No juniors. No jargon. If we're not booking more of the right jobs on your calendar, walk away. Simple.
Month to month. Cancel any time. You stay because it's working, not because you signed a two-year deal.
The person building your strategy is the person running it. No juniors, no offshore hand-offs, no learning on your budget.
Reports show calls, leads and profit. Not impressions, not reach, not clicks that never turn into work.
Both. We work with solo stylists building a personal brand all the way through to multi-location studios. What matters is whether there's room to grow and an owner who wants to grow properly.
Posting and marketing are different jobs. We plan content with a purpose - drive new client bookings, fill quiet days, lift average ticket - and we measure the result. It's a system, not a feed.
Hair, colour, lash, brow, skin, beauty, nails, barbering and clinics. The playbook adapts to the service, but the strategy-first approach is the same.