Your best advertising is already on your phone. The set you finished this morning, the fade you are proud of, the brows that took an hour of patience. You post it, people like it, and then the replies start: how much?, do you have time Friday?, can I get this but shorter?
Every one of those replies is a booking that has to be walked in by hand, and some of them never make it.
Make the post point at the booking
On Turnexify a photo in your portfolio is a look. It carries the service it took, the extras that went with it, and the price. When the set costs less than the parts would on their own, the page says the saving.
Every published look gets a short link. It never changes, so the one you put in a story today still works in six months, even after you edit the look. A client who taps it lands on that look's own page, with the service and extras already chosen, and books a time that is actually open. No thread, no quote, no writing it down.
An image made for the feed
The share studio turns a look into an image that is ready to post: a story, a post, or a square. Your logo goes where you put it, your theme's colours come with it, and the words are yours to pick, from the price to your booking link or your handle. It is made on your phone or computer, and you download it or share it straight from your phone.
It works for before and after pairs too. Add pairs of photos to a service and they show on your portfolio and on that service's page as a slider a client can drag. The same pair can go through the studio and into your story.
Know which photos work
Every look counts its taps and its bookings. After a month you know which photos bring people to your page and which ones bring them to your chair, and those are not always the same photos. Post more of the second kind.
Where to start
Pick the three looks people already ask you about. Give each one its service, extras and price. Make one story image from the best of them and put its link where people will see it.
Book This Look, before and after, and the share studio come with Pro and Business. The Book This Look page shows how it fits together.
Ready to put this to work?
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