A salon marketing agency that runs a few salons, not a few hundred.
Most agencies hand you an account manager and a template. Storm runs your entire marketing, and you deal with the person doing it.
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One team, running all of it.
Rebekah founded Storm in 2017 after years in the beauty industry and backstage at New York Fashion Week. She runs the strategy, the brand, the design, and the decision about what your salon should be known for. One studio handling all of it, not five vendors who never speak to each other.
Every salon gets real attention, because no account is handed to someone who does not know it. Every engagement runs month to month, under your own name and accounts. No long contracts, no lock-in, no junior passing your salon around.
A salon marketing agency should do more than post for you. Storm runs the four things that decide whether a chair gets filled: the content that shows your work, the Google presence that gets you found locally, the original photography everything is built from, and the website that turns all of it into a booking. Run separately, those four fight each other. Run together, they compound.
Social and content
We produce and post the photos, video, and captions that make your feed match your work.
Google and local SEO
We win the map and the search results so new clients find you first.
Websites
We build fast salon sites that book appointments and rank on Google.
One point of contact
You talk to the people doing the work, not an account manager relaying messages.
Month to month
We earn it every month. Your accounts and content stay yours no matter what.
What the work did for four salons.
Ask any salon marketing agency for numbers from a real client. These are ours, each with its own case study.
Four questions to ask any salon marketing agency.
Who does the work?
Get a name. At Storm it is Rebekah, who has worked in beauty since 2013.
Whose name are the accounts in?
Yours. If you leave, the Instagram, the Google profile and every photo leave with you.
Is there a contract?
Storm runs month to month, with no termination fee.
Can they show a real client's numbers?
With the start date and the end date. Ours are above.
The longer version is in our guide on who you can pay to run your salon Instagram. To see the other salon agencies side by side, read the best social media agencies for salons, compared.
A small studio, a five-star record.
★★★★★An absolute game-changer for our brand.Rosie Wescott, Vault Salon
★★★★★The best thing I have done for my business. I always get so many compliments on my social media.Alisa Pose
Everything we run, in one place.
Who we work with
What does a salon marketing agency actually do?+
Four things, if it is doing the job: produces the content that shows your work, runs the Google and local search side so new clients find you, shoots the original photography it is all built from, and keeps the website fast and built to book. Storm runs all four under your own name.
How many salons do you take?+
We take a salon when we can give it the attention it needs, and we say so when we cannot. Every account has someone who knows it by name.
Is a salon marketing agency worth it?+
It is worth it when the owner is the bottleneck. If posting, Google, and the website keep getting pushed to Sunday night and then skipped, that is not a discipline problem, it is a capacity problem, and it is the one an agency solves.
Am I locked into a contract?+
No. Storm runs month to month. The work is under your name, and if you ever leave, your accounts and content go with you.
How do I pick the best salon marketing agency?+
Ask four things. Who does the work, by name. Whether the accounts stay in your name if you leave. Whether there is a contract you cannot get out of. And for numbers from a real client, with the dates. An agency that cannot answer the last one with a case study is selling a promise.
How much does a salon marketing agency cost?+
Storm quotes on the free brand audit, after looking at your accounts, because a solo suite stylist and a twelve chair salon need different work. Every engagement is month to month.
Do you only work with salons in California?+
No. Storm works with salons across the United States. The work happens over shared albums and calls, so where you are does not matter.
Who actually does the work?+
Rebekah does. You work directly with her, on the creative and the brand and the Google side. There’s no junior team behind a curtain.
How long before salon marketing works?+
Content and Google build over months and then keep paying without ongoing spend. The first movement usually shows in the Google numbers, calls and direction requests, before it shows in the feed. Judge the whole thing at ninety days, not at three weeks.
How does social media actually turn into booked appointments?+
Every post ends by telling a stranger where the salon is and how to book, so the feed works as a front door, not a portfolio. The month goes to the services you want more of, and when we can connect to your booking system we watch which services are booking less and point the posts there. In the first 90 days the movement usually shows up as Google calls, direction requests and DMs before it shows up as a fuller book.
See what a real team would do with your salon.
Book a free brand audit. Twenty minutes, no pitch, and you leave with the plan whether you hire us or not.
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