Hey everyone 👋 I’m Emmanuel! Really happy to be part of this community. I run my own business and also work as a digital marketer with solid experience, but what I value most is being in spaces like this where we can exchange ideas, learn from one another, and share what works. Looking forward to connecting with you all, picking up new insights, and contributing where I can 😀

Calling it out now... I will build an automation to help barbers post on IG automatically. Check out the planned layout here and let me know if you would add anything?

When you run a business, you don’t want new customers only sometimes. You want them coming in all the time. That’s called having a steady lead pipeline. It’s like having a line of people waiting to buy from you! But lots of small business owners just hope people show up. They don’t have a plan. Hoping isn’t enough. You need a way that works over and over. Having a steady way to get customers is great because: - You don’t feel so worried. - You know what to do next. - You can grow your business without guessing. You don’t need a lot of money or fancy tools. You just need to decide to do it and follow some simple steps. Here are five easy ways to keep finding new customers: 1. Talk about referrals early. When you first work with a new customer, tell them it’s okay to share your business with friends. It’s like saying, “If you know anyone who needs this, let me know!” 2. Ask happy customers. If someone says you did a great job, thank them. Then ask, “Do you know anyone else who might need this help?” It feels friendly, not pushy. 3. Send good emails. Don’t just say “hi.” Share what you’re working on. Remind them how you can help. Stay in their mind so they think of you when someone asks. 4. Ask questions in surveys. You can send them a quick form asking what else they need, or if they know anyone else who does. This helps you help them even more. 5. Show your work. Share pictures, stories, or reviews online. When people see you do great work, they trust you more and want to hire you. People like to help. They like telling their friends about good businesses. You just have to make it easy. Don’t be afraid to ask! Also, pick the right time. Ask when customers are happy. And if you want, you can even give them a little thank-you gift for sending you someone new. Remember: Getting customers over and over isn’t luck. It’s something you build by doing these steps again and again.

Thinking through exactly how to get customers for your barbershop. What worked for me so far: referrals Here's what worked for me, so I'll show you this week.

What do you guys think of giving these perks way to your barbershop clients?