Companies we've worked with
For cosmetology and beauty school owners
A team runs the Facebook and Instagram ads under your own name, aimed at people near you already doing this for their friends. They tell your page what they want to do, whether they've trained before, and which start date suits them. Your team enrolls them and your instructors teach.
Two minutes. Why a chair empty on day one stays empty, where the enrollment window actually is, and what we run under your name.
What we do
A media buyer, an account manager and a systems specialist run all of it under your own name, every day. Nobody in your admissions office opens Ads Manager, boosts a post or chases an enquiry by hand.
Written for the person already doing this for friends in a kitchen, and the one who has been meaning to go back and finish. They never quote a number.
What they want to do, whether they've trained before, and which start date suits them.
Every enquiry texts your team the second it lands, hears back inside sixty seconds under your own name, and gets five more touches if they go quiet.
From the day we hold your intake, access to your ad account, a payment method on it and your logo. People usually start raising a hand the same week the ads switch on.
We write the script, you film it in five minutes, we edit it and run it beside the statics.

The owner ran his own campaign beside ours in the same ad account, the same month. His ran $131.67 a lead. Ours ran $37.45.
The cheapest lead of the five, on an account that's still running with us today.
$46.63 a lead, blended across four compounding pharmacies and a B2B healthcare company.
A lead-form campaign that brought 156 leads at $13.57 each.
Questions
We run the Facebook and Instagram ads under your own name and the page that asks what they want to do, whether they've trained before, and which start date suits them. Every enquiry lands in your team's texts the second it raises a hand, with automated follow-up behind it. A team does all of it, every day. Your team enrolls them and your instructors teach. Live in fourteen days.
Never. Placement, licensure and accreditation are disclosure regulated, and an outcome claim in an ad is a compliance problem before it's a marketing one. The ads sell one thing: a conversation about starting with you.
Those reach one group, on one day, once a year. The bigger group is already working, already doing hair or nails for friends, and nobody has told them there's a start date next month.
Which is exactly why the weeks before a start date matter more here than in any other business. A chair empty on day one is empty for the whole program, and no amount of work in week three fills it.
Usually because nothing asked them anything first. Yours asks what they want to do, whether they've trained, and which start date suits, before it ever reaches your admissions team.
The ones who have been meaning to do this for years do. The ad isn't asking them to enroll on a phone, it's asking them to talk to you about a start date, which is about the easiest yes anyone can give.
Fourteen days from the day we hold your intake, access to your ad account, a payment method on it and your logo. People usually start raising a hand the same week the ads switch on.
We'll give you the number on the call, and it takes about ninety seconds. Your ad budget goes straight to Meta, and you set it.
Month to month, no term. To cancel, email your account manager fifteen or more days before a renewal. Every asset we make you is yours to keep, whether you stay or go.
A call on Zoom with a specialist who works on schools. We ask who your best students are, the ones who finish and send you their friends, and the ones that never worked out. We build your buyer off that and shape the offer with you on the call. If where you want to get matches what we do, we'll talk about next steps. If not, we'll point you somewhere better.
Yes. We write the script, you film it on your phone, we edit it, and we run it beside the static ads. Nothing to learn and no crew to hire.
Fill every chair.
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