Salon social media management, done for you.

You run the chair. We run the feed. Storm plans what to shoot, then edits the video, writes the captions and does the posting, so your salon looks online the way it feels in person.

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Stylists working on clients at their stations on a salon floor
What we handle

Everything your salon posts, handled.

Most salon owners post in the cracks of the day. A photo between clients, a caption typed at 11pm, a week that goes quiet because the chair came first. The feed ends up looking nothing like the work happening inside the salon.

Storm takes it off your plate completely. We plan the content, direct what gets shot, write every caption in your salon's voice, and post on a schedule that keeps you visible. You approve, or you don't even look. Either way, your name stays on the work and your accounts stay yours.

Content direction

We plan the month and tell your team exactly what to shoot, so nothing gets missed on a busy day.

Captions in your voice

Every caption is written to sound like your salon, not a template. No stock hashtags, no filler.

Reels and short video

We cut the vertical video that actually reaches new people, not just your existing followers.

Instagram management and posting

We publish on a real cadence across Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok, so the feed never goes dark.

Comments and messages

We keep an eye on the replies and DMs that turn into bookings and hand you the ones that need you.

Monthly reporting

You get a plain read on what grew, what booked, and what we're doing next.

Proof, not promises

When their town looks them up, the feed does the selling.

11.6M
times people saw our salons’ Instagram posts, Sept 2025 to Sept 2026
+272%
monthly reach for Alisa Pose, a solo extension artist we run
5.0
Storm’s Google rating, from 9 salon owner reviews

When we asked ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity and Google AI Mode who a salon should hire to run its social media, Storm was named in 25 of 78 answers, more than every company but one. Read the study, or see the six salon agencies AI names most, compared.

Ruth from The Full Spectrum Hair Salon, smiling outside the salon
Ruth, The Full Spectrum Hair Salon
★★★★★
My best investment yet on social media marketing.The Full Spectrum Hair Salon
★★★★★
So happy to have it off my plate. I can always come to her when I want something changed.Jessica Sibiglia, Hair by Jessie Lu
Results, salon by salon

What changed for the salons we run.

Frankie Salons, Collingswood NJ

Instagram following up 192% after we took over in May 2025. Read the case study.

Vanity The Salon, Brea CA

742 real followers added, after a feed that had bought likes instead of clients. Read the case study.

Alisa Pose, San Diego CA

A solo extension artist whose following grew from 431 to 643 and monthly reach from 1,308 to 4,870. Read the case study.

Allure Designs, Libertyville IL

34 new Google reviews a year in 2023, 95 in 2025, with every 2026 review answered. Read the case study.

See all case studies, including the Google review gains at Mensroom and Pinup Salon.

Common questions
I don’t have time to post. Who can I pay to run my salon’s Instagram and Facebook?+

Storm. That is the whole service. You pay us a monthly fee and we run Instagram and Facebook for your salon end to end: what gets shot, the captions, the editing, the schedule, and the replies. You never log in, never buy a tool, and never learn a platform.

Can I just pay someone to run my salon’s social media completely?+

Yes, and that is the only way we work. We do not hand you a content calendar to fill in or coach your front desk into posting. We take the whole job. Your only part is letting your team shoot what we ask for between clients.

How much does it cost to have someone run a salon’s social media?+

We quote it on the free audit call, once we have looked at your accounts and know what the month actually needs. The plan is 15 posts a month, and it covers the content, the captions, the posting, the Google Business Profile, the review replies, and the comments and DMs. Month to month, no contract, no termination fee. Websites are quoted the same way, on the call.

Do you work with spas, or only hair salons?+

Both. Several of the salons we run have a spa side, and the content job is the same either way. The rooms, the results and the people are what the feed is made of.

Do I have to film anything myself?+

No. We tell your team what to capture between clients, and we handle the rest. Most salons send us clips from a phone and we turn them into a month of content.

Do you post under my account?+

Yes. Everything runs under your salon’s own handles, in your name. If we ever part ways, the accounts and the content stay with you.

What if a stylist already posts for us?+

Great, we build on that. We can direct them, take it over, or split the load. The goal is a feed that matches your work, not more work for your team.

What do we need to send you each month?+

The photos and clips your team shoots between clients, dropped into one shared album as they go. A heads up on anything coming up, like a new stylist, an event or a promotion. And a quick look at the month’s posts on one page before they go out. The planning, captions, editing, posting and replies stay with us.

My front desk wants to help with content but freezes on what to capture. Can you guide them?+

Yes. They get a short shot list each month, written for whoever has five minutes between clients: which service, which angle, which moment. Everything goes into one shared album, so nobody has to rename, sort or keep track of anything. We do the sorting, the editing and the posting, and you see the whole month on one page before it goes out.

What does a month with Storm actually look like?+

Each month your team gets a short shot list: which service, which angle, which moment. You shoot it on a phone between clients and drop everything into one shared album. We sort it, edit the video, write the captions and schedule 15 posts across the month. Before anything goes out you see the whole month on one page. After it, you get a plain read on what grew and what booked.

How will I know the posts are working?+

You get a monthly report with what grew, what booked, and what we are doing next. We do not promise a set number of bookings from a post, because no one honestly can. What we can show is what happened for salons we run: Allure Designs went from 34 to 95 new Google reviews a year, and Frankie Salons’ Instagram following grew 192% after we took over. Every result is on the case studies page with the dates.

Do you work with individual stylists and booth renters, or only salon owners?+

Both. We run the accounts of salons and of solo stylists. Alisa Pose, a solo extension artist in San Diego, saw her monthly reach grow from 1,308 to 4,870 and her following from 431 to 643. If you rent a booth or a suite and want someone to run your Instagram, the job is the same: we take the whole thing, under your own handle.

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