Text to clients
Hi [Name], it's [Clinic]. On [date] we're holding side-by-side times for friends. Want me to save two for you at [time]? Reply STOP to opt out.
Most of your clients are not booking for a partner. Build the day around friends and around herself, and treat couples as one option among three.
Side-by-side appointments on the 13th for two friends.
A longer facial, framed as the appointment she keeps putting off.
A couples option for the clients who want it, booked as one visit.
Run it for the whole week so the 14th isn't the only choice.
A handwritten card from the giver, placed in the room before she arrives.
A gentle introductory facial for someone who has never been.
Two friends who rebook together both get a small extra next time.
Rules differ by place. In Canada, advertising a prescription treatment by name is restricted, and some provinces, including Alberta, restrict discounts, gift certificates and prizes for treatments. Check with your regulator before you run an offer.
Replace the parts in [brackets] with your own details.
Hi [Name], it's [Clinic]. On [date] we're holding side-by-side times for friends. Want me to save two for you at [time]? Reply STOP to opt out.
Valentine's week at [Clinic]: bring a friend, bring a partner, or bring yourself. Side-by-side times are open [dates]. Message us to book.
Booked: [treatment] for [her name] on [date] at [time]. If you'd like a card in the room when she arrives, reply with what it should say.
Booking two people side by side means two providers and two rooms free at the same time. Bella knows your team's calendars and books both together, with one confirmation.
It's a small occasion compared with Mother's Day or the holidays. It works best as a reason to bring a friend, which introduces someone new to your clinic.
Two weeks before, with a reminder in the last few days for the people booking late.
Book a meeting and we'll show you how Bella brings them back.