MarketReadBy trade / Hair salons and barbers
Facebook and Instagram ads for hair salons and barbers, made from your own website
We made up a salon, Ferrow & Pike in Sheffield, a hair salon on a neighbourhood high street, gave it a small sample website and ran MarketRead on it. Below is exactly what came out: the ads, the full-screen reel and the plan, untouched.
Free, with no sign-up, in about a minute.
New client colour offer
A clear offer for new clients gives people in Sheffield a simple reason to try you for colour.
Cuts and colour menu
A short list of services shows locals at a glance what you offer.
Clear men's cut price
A plain, upfront price helps men searching locally choose you with confidence.
Late Thursday convenience
Late opening is a real convenience for working people, and it sets you apart from salons that close at five.
How MarketRead plans for a salon
- Who it reaches
- People in Sheffield looking for a local salon for a cut or colour
- Where
- People within 5 miles of Sheffield.
- A result is
- A result is a booking or an appointment request.
The sample's starter plan: £10 a day, about £304 a month of ad spend paid to Meta. Yours is worked out from your own site and area.
Bookings, judged on cost
A result is a booking. Ads that bring bookings cheaply get more budget in small steps; ads that don't are paused once the evidence is clear.
A short trip
People don't cross a city for a trim, so the plan keeps to a few miles round the salon unless your site says you draw from further.
Your prices, your offers
If your site lists a new-client offer, the ads can use it, word for word. If not, they won't make one up.
What happens after you see yours
- free
Save them with your email
No password: we email you a link.
- free
Connect your Facebook ad account
Approved through Meta itself, about two minutes.
- free
MarketRead builds the campaign, paused
You check it over. Nothing spends.
- 14 days free, then £49 a month
You press Go live
It runs the ads every day and emails you each Monday.
See the ads MarketRead would make for your salon
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