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STAMP 2016: Salon Rootz' Guerilla Marketing Campaign

Salon Rootz captures a STAMP 2016 award for its Guerilla Marketing campaign, "Cold Calling."

Stacey Soble
Stacey SobleDirector of Brand Content Strategy
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September 6, 2016
STAMP 2016: Salon Rootz' Guerilla Marketing Campaign

 

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Cold Calling
Salon Rootz
Medina, Ohio
Owners: Jen Tryon and Sheila Barco

After Barco got a call from her dentist encouraging her to book her next appointment, she thought about making daily calls to fill the holes in the appointment book. Each day between 8:30 a.m. and 11 a.m., Jennifer LeBlanc, the salon’s marketing director calls the day’s scheduled clients and up-sells open appointments.

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“Primary add-ons are gel manicures and express pedicures with our color appointments and waxing services and shampoo/blowdrys to our nail appointments,” LeBlanc says. “This year our up-sell rate increased 12.45% with $18,000 in revenue in same-day appointments.”

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