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How it works

A short email every week. Clients who come back.

You groom. I write, design and send a weekly email to the clients you already have, from your own email.

Three steps, and only the first one needs you.

Step 1

A 15-minute call

You tell me about your shop, your prices and your slow days. You send your client list and a few photos. That is all I need.

Step 2

I write and send

Every week your clients get a short, friendly email in your colors and your voice: a seasonal tip, a dog you groomed, a gentle "your pup is due".

Step 3

They book again

Clients reply, call and book. Happy ones leave reviews and forward it to friends. Each month you see what was sent and who opened it.

Bubbles & Brushes GroomingSubject: Is your pup getting shaggy? A few spots left this week
This week at Bubbles & Brushes
A happy dog after a groom, wearing a bandana

Meet Biscuit, fresh from the tub

Biscuit came in looking like a mop and left looking like a movie star. Thank you, Karen, for letting us share him.

Spring coats are coming in

Most double-coated dogs start shedding hard this month. A de-shed bath now means less fur on your couch for the next six weeks.

Book Biscuit's next visit
Tip: Brush behind the ears twice a week. That is where mats start first.
A sample issue for a made-up salon. Yours uses your name, colors and dogs.

What your clients get

Short, warm, and about their dog. Never a sales flyer.

People open emails that feel like they come from the person who knows their dog. So every issue is built around your shop, not a template full of stock puppies.

  • A dog you groomedBefore and after, with the owner's OK. Clients love seeing who was in.
  • A seasonal tipShedding, ticks, holiday bookings, summer cuts. Useful, so they keep opening.
  • The nudge"Your pup is probably due" with one button to book or call.
  • Your newsOpen slots, new services, price changes, holiday hours.

The quiet ones

Every client who stopped booking already chose you once.

Most of them did not leave. Life got busy, the coat grew out, and nobody reminded them. Move the sliders to your own numbers and see what one reminder in ten could be worth.

600
30%
$75
180 quiet clients. If just 1 in 10 books again, that is 18 grooms: $1,350 back on your calendar, from people who already know your door.

Why email

The cheapest client you will ever win is one you already have.

  • It reaches people who already trust you

    Ads go to strangers. This goes to people whose dog has been on your table.

  • You own the list

    Social posts disappear in a day and depend on someone else's feed. Your client list is yours.

  • No warm-up, no spam games

    It is sent from your own email tool to your own clients. I set up the records that help it land in the inbox, once, at the start.

  • Nothing new for you to learn

    I work in the email tool you already have, or set up a simple one with you. You never have to log in if you do not want to.

A dog owner on the couch reading an email on their phone, a shaggy dog leaning on them

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