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The resources, all of them

Nine documents. Print them, mark them up, take them to the desk. The editable ones download as files that open in Word, Pages or Google Docs. No address required — the files exist, so the address is not the price of the file.

Scripts · editable

The editable script pack

Price change, cancellation, rebooking, missed appointments and the consultation — each in soft, firm and policy-grade wording, with a note on when to use which.

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Scripts · editable

The expanded template library

Ten more: onboarding, deposits, review requests, late arrivals, rescheduling, the difficult regular, consultation follow-up, reactivation, team standards and menu changes.

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Menus · editable

The editable menu templates

Two layouts with every field bracketed for replacement, the replace-every-field checklist, and the export steps for a screen PDF and a print PDF.

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Worked example

The rewritten menu

The fictional Polished. menu before and after, with all six fixes applied — and the arithmetic behind one of the new prices, shown line by line.

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Worked examples

The teardown series

A booking page, a cancellation policy, an Instagram bio and a consultation form. What the client sees, where it loses money, and a stronger version.

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Audit

The First-Visit Audit

Fifteen checkpoints from search listing to review request, each with a severity mark, an owner and a date. Do it on your own phone, signed out.

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Checklists

The checklist suite

Website, hiring, opening, booking flow and no-show prevention. Five separate leaks — each one ending with the single first fix and what it unblocks.

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Decisions

Six salon decisions

Booth rent or commission, price or duration, assistant or stylist, discount or loyalty, solo or team, second location. Choose-when, numbers to bring, decision date.

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Arithmetic

Four worked models

Average ticket, no-shows, the thing you give away, and a four-day week — every assumption on the page, including the model where the money moves the wrong way.

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Four fair questions. Is an audit worth it for a solo salon? Do I need marketing if I am already booked? Can I raise prices without a rebrand? Is hiring actually the answer? The honest answers, with the tool to check each one