Schedule salon posts from finished work, stylist introductions and the questions clients ask before booking. Prepare the caption and image, let the stylist check the service description and aftercare wording, then choose the publishing time. Client permission, appointment details and the booking route remain part of your salon’s review.
Save approved finished-work photos, team introductions and aftercare topics. Prepare several drafts together instead of choosing a subject every morning.
Review service names, prices, availability and client permission before approving a post. Customize the caption for each channel when it needs different wording.
A finished style does not explain the appointment length, starting price or maintenance it may need. Have the stylist check those details and the booking route. Get the client’s permission before sharing their image, and keep any aftercare advice within the team’s expertise.
A reset between appointments. Tools in place, chair ready and a little breathing room before the next consultation.
Illustrative example · Beauty & salons
Your own photo. Your own words. A saved place in the week.
Show your space, introduce your approach and answer a booking question.
A reset between appointments. Tools in place, chair ready and a little breathing room before the next consultation.
A reference photo can help start the conversation. We'll talk through what you like about it and what might suit your hair before agreeing on the service.
If you're choosing between services, ask us before booking. Tell us what you're hoping for so we can help you choose the right appointment.
Illustrative posts, not customer publishing records.
Use a photo the client has agreed you may share. Describe the service honestly and avoid implying that every client will get the same result.
Answer one question your clients regularly ask. Have the person who provides that service check the wording.
Introduce a team member and their specialties with their permission. Include the booking route you currently use.
Nuntio helps you plan and publish posts. It does not promise bookings or provide booking attribution. See the roadmap for planned features.
Yes. A stylist can prepare a draft showing their work. Check client permission, the named service and the booking route before approving that saved version for scheduling.
Instagram carousels are not supported. You can schedule one feed image or one Reel; check client permission before sharing either. See the roadmap for planned features.