Fill your own chair.

Rent is due whether you are booked or not

A suite is a fixed cost. The difference between a full week and a half-full one is entirely the marketing you did three weeks ago.

Your feed is not distribution

Your existing clients already follow you. Reaching someone new means paying to be in front of them, which is a different job from posting.

Content is the thing that slips

You are behind the chair all day. The month of content you meant to make is the first thing that quietly does not happen, which is exactly what we take off you.

Built for one operator

No agency retainer priced for a franchise. A content and ads package sized for a single professional filling a single chair.

01 / 03The difference

One chair is not a small version of a building.

A suite building markets rooms to professionals. You market services to clients. Same industry, opposite job, and an agency priced and built for the first one will not serve the second.

Radius

A few miles, not a metro

Nobody drives forty minutes for a fill. The money is in the surrounding neighbourhoods, which means a tight radius and a small, findable audience rather than the widest possible reach.

Cadence

Your calendar has a shape

A colour client comes back every six to eight weeks, lashes every two to three. Marketing to a rebooking rhythm beats shouting at strangers all year, and it is far cheaper.

Capacity

You can only take so many

You are one person with a finite week. The goal is not maximum leads, it is filling the specific gaps in your calendar, which is a completely different campaign.

02 / 03What runs

Built for one operator.

Sized and priced for a single professional filling a single chair, not scaled down from something built for a franchise.

Local ads, tight radius

Meta campaigns to the few miles around your suite, pointed at the services you actually want more of rather than everything on your menu.

Content you did not have to make

Branded images and short video for your services, produced for you every month. This is the job that quietly never happens when you are behind the chair all day.

Enquiries answered immediately

Somebody asking about a price at nine at night gets a reply at nine at night. Most bookings are lost in the gap between the question and the answer.

Rebooking, not just new faces

The cheapest appointment you will ever fill is the client you already have. Reminders and gap-filling sequences run alongside the ads rather than instead of them.

03 / 03How it gets paid for

Two ways this reaches you.

Through your building

Your suite owner includes it

Some owners give every tenant a marketing package as part of the suite. It is the reason a professional picks that building over the franchise three towns over, and the reason they are still there in a year.

If that sounds like something your building should offer, send them the page written for owners →

Direct

You run it for yourself

You rent the room, the chair is yours to fill, and you would rather not be writing captions at eleven at night. We run the ads and produce the content, you keep doing the work people pay you for.

Start with a call. We will tell you honestly whether your numbers justify it yet.

FAQ

Questions, answered.

Sometimes, and we will say so on the call rather than take the money. If you are newly licensed with a handful of clients, a retainer is not the right spend yet and we will tell you what to do yourself first. If your chair is half full and the gap is costing you more than the fee, that is a different conversation.

Posting reaches the people who already follow you, which keeps existing clients warm and is genuinely worth doing. It cannot reach the person two neighbourhoods over who has never heard your name. That is a paid job, and it runs alongside your posting rather than replacing it.

It is built around your services, your colours and your space, and you approve every asset before it goes anywhere near your audience. If a batch does not look like you, it does not ship.

Good problem, and an easy one. We slow the spend, narrow the service focus to the higher-ticket work, or move the campaign to the days you actually want filled. Capacity is a dial, not a wall.

Yes, and that is deliberate. Everything is built in your name with us added to it, so the audiences and the history stay yours if we ever part ways.