AI agent
Every call answered, day or night.
ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Perplexity recommend businesses by name. We make sure yours is one.
Representative interface. Business name is fictional.
- of consumers now use AI tools like ChatGPT to find local businesses, up from 6% a year earlier.
- 45%
- BrightLocal Local Consumer Review Survey, Feb 2026 ↗
- fewer clicks go to the #1 Google result when an AI Overview appears.
- 58%
- Ahrefs, 300,000 keywords, Feb 2026 ↗
- people use Google AI Mode every month, where answers come from AI, not a list of links.
- 1B+
- Alphabet Q2 2026 earnings, Jul 2026 ↗
Google still matters: 71% of consumers still use it to check reviews. You need to show up in both. BrightLocal, Feb 2026
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A page for every stylist
Recent work, specialties, starting prices, and a booking link, so clients find the stylist who fits them.
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The salon AI recommends
Specialties like color, curls, and extensions written clearly, so assistants name you for the exact service someone wants.
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Consults and rebooking handled
An AI agent takes consult requests with photos and sends rebooking reminders timed to each service.
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Ads for high-value services
Focused campaigns for color, extensions, and bridal, each landing on the page that books that service.
When someone nearby searches, your name should be on top.
Business names are fictional.
Google profile
A profile that gets the tap.
Reviews
Reviews asked for and answered.
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Color clients need a consult first
Balayage and corrections need a conversation before booking. A consult request form keeps it from becoming phone tag.
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Stylists without their own pages
Clients follow a stylist, not a salon. Each stylist needs a page with their work and their booking link.
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Clients forget to rebook
A cut every eight weeks only happens if someone reminds them. Rebooking prompts keep the calendar full.
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Prices nobody can find
Clients want a starting price before they book. A clear service menu saves the front desk a lot of calls.
Can each stylist have their own page?
Yes. Photos of their work, specialties, starting prices, and a booking link that goes straight to their calendar.
Can clients request a color consultation online?
Yes. A short form with photo upload, so the stylist sees the starting point before the consult.
Can you work with our booking software?
Yes. We connect to Vagaro, GlossGenius, Boulevard, or whatever you use, and keep it on brand.
Can you help with rebooking?
Yes. Reminders go out based on the service, so a color client hears from you before the roots show.