Booking & deposits
Coming soonDeposits that actually stop no-shows
How to decide which services need a deposit, how much to ask for, and how no-show tracking turns a policy into a decision you can defend to regulars.
Growth guides
Writing worth your inbox — not there yet.
No posts are published yet, and this page will not pretend otherwise — no archive of filler, no dated stubs. What we are writing is listed below, each guide grounded in something the platform does today. Sign up and you will hear when the first one lands.
In the works
The guides we are writing
Five topics, each one anchored to a real part of the product. When a guide ships it gets a real date and a real author — until then, every card stays labelled the same way.
Google Ads Manager
Coming soonYour first Google Ads campaign for a salon
A walkthrough of the first campaign we would run — budget, geography, the keywords that fill chairs, and how to read conversions against bookings instead of clicks.
Google Shopping feed
Coming soonGetting your products into Google Shopping
What Merchant Center actually needs from a feed — titles, prices, availability, images — and how a generated feed keeps listings from silently breaking.
Domains & SEO
Coming soonChanging booking platforms without losing your rankings
Why the scary SEO stories are usually URL stories: pointing your domain, keeping old addresses as aliases, and what to check before you switch anything off.
POS & catalog
Coming soonRetail that sells during the appointment
The counter habit that turns a service visit into a retail sale — one ticket, one client record, and the shelf that finally moves.
Want one of these sooner, or on a topic we have not listed? Tell us when you sign up — the queue is short enough that asks move it.
Meanwhile
The product is the other half of the story
While the guides are being written, the solutions pages and the changelog carry the substance — what the platform does, and what has actually shipped.
Guides for shops that are growing into the platform.
Sign up to hear when the first guide publishes — and to start running the booking, counter and storefront they are written about.