Local social pack: 30 days for Belfast salons
Thirty days of posts you can actually take on a Tuesday between clients. £12.
Who it’s for
Salon owners, stylists and nail and beauty techs in Belfast who know they should post more but run out of ideas by Wednesday. You’ve a phone, a ring light maybe, and five minutes between clients.
What’s inside
- 30 posts. One a day: idea, photo prompt, caption and hashtags you can edit.
- Belfast dates. School formals, Communions and Confirmations, St Patrick’s Day, the Belfast City Marathon, the Twelfth fortnight, freshers’ week, Halloween, the Christmas Market at City Hall.
- Reels and TikTok ideas. Ten short videos that need no editing skill.
- Photo checklist. Daylight, the window, the clean background, the angle that shows colour.
- Client photo permission. A short consent form with UK GDPR-friendly wording, and how to store it.
- Caption formulas. Five formulas for when you’re stuck.
- Hashtag sets. Area and service sets: #belfasthair #lisburnroad #balayagebelfast and so on.
- Word and PDF. Edit captions in Word or print the PDF.
How you use it
- Print the 30-day plan.
- Get photo permission forms signed.
- Take the week’s photos in one go on a quiet morning.
- Post one a day using the captions.
- Note which posts got bookings.
What it won’t do
- It won’t grow your following on its own. Posting regularly helps; it isn’t magic.
- It doesn’t post for you or schedule anything.
- It isn’t legal advice on data protection; check ico.org.uk.
Worked example: one week for a Cathedral Quarter salon
The first week of the plan, filled in.
| Day | Post | Photo |
|---|---|---|
| Mon | Week’s last-minute slots | Empty chair, morning light |
| Tue | Meet Aoife, colourist | Aoife at the colour bar |
| Wed | Before and after balayage | Two daylight shots |
| Thu | Late night till 8 | Shopfront at dusk |
| Fri | Formal bookings open | Last year’s updo (with consent) |
| Sat | Behind the scenes | Short Reel of setting up |
| Sun | Aftercare tip | Product on the shelf |
Each post in the pack has a caption ready to edit.
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