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Let’s just say it…
If you’re not getting clients, it’s probably not because the industry is saturated.
It’s because you don’t have a client-getting system.
In this episode of Estheticians in Business, Allyson breaks down the real reason your books aren’t full and walks you through the 3 foundational pieces of getting clients plus the missing link most estheticians ignore: traditional vs non-traditional marketing.
This is your no-fluff, real-talk guide to getting visible, getting clear, and actually getting booked.
Why posting randomly is not a strategy
The 3 core pieces every esthetician needs to get clients
The difference between traditional and non-traditional marketing
Why consistency matters more than motivation
How to create a simple system that actually brings in bookings
If no one is booking, the problem isn’t your pricing…
it’s that no one is seeing you.
You need consistent visibility, not occasional bursts of motivation.
Focus on:
Showing up consistently on 1–2 platforms
Getting in front of people regularly (online and in person)
Repeating your message so people remember and trust you
Key takeaway:
Visibility creates opportunity. Silence creates empty books.
If someone lands on your page and doesn’t know what you do within seconds, they’re leaving.
You need to be known for something specific.
Instead of:
“I offer customized facials”
Say:
“I help women 40+ improve fine lines and skin texture with results-driven facials”
Key takeaway:
Confused people don’t book. Clear people get paid.
You can’t hint your way into a fully booked schedule.
People need clear direction.
Strong CTAs sound like:
“DM me ‘FACIAL’ and I’ll send the booking link”
“I have 2 openings this week, message me to grab one”
Key takeaway:
If you don’t ask, they don’t act.
This is where most estheticians go wrong.
Getting clients is NOT just posting on Instagram.
Often overlooked, but one of the fastest ways to grow.
Examples:
Asking for referrals
Talking about your services during appointments
Local partnerships (hair stylists, gyms, boutiques)
Networking events
Word of mouth
Key takeaway:
Your next client is likely already connected to your current one.
This is how you grow your visibility at scale.
Examples:
Instagram content and reels
Email marketing
Website and SEO
Booking systems and follow-ups
Key takeaway:
Posting without a strategy is just digital journaling.
This is where momentum happens.
Example system:
Client comes in → you educate + plant a referral seed
You follow up after their appointment
You share results online
Their friend sees it and hears about you
That’s how you build consistent client flow.
Most estheticians don’t have a client problem.
They have:
A consistency problem
A clarity problem
A lack of a real system
Keep it simple:
3 posts per week
5–10 conversations (DMs, in-person, follow-ups)
1 direct booking post
That’s it. No overcomplicating.
Today:
Post something that leads directly to a booking
Start one real-life conversation about your services
Do that consistently, and you’ll already be ahead of most estheticians.
Join the Facebook Group: Estheticians in Business
Follow on Instagram: @estheticianinbusiness
Explore the Booked Solid Bundle + Marketing Courses
By Allyson Steinberg5
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Join the Facebook Group: Estheticians in Business
Follow on Instagram: @estheticianinbusiness
Explore the Booked Solid Bundle + Marketing Courses
use the code EIB at glossgenius.com for 50% off for 2 months!
Let’s just say it…
If you’re not getting clients, it’s probably not because the industry is saturated.
It’s because you don’t have a client-getting system.
In this episode of Estheticians in Business, Allyson breaks down the real reason your books aren’t full and walks you through the 3 foundational pieces of getting clients plus the missing link most estheticians ignore: traditional vs non-traditional marketing.
This is your no-fluff, real-talk guide to getting visible, getting clear, and actually getting booked.
Why posting randomly is not a strategy
The 3 core pieces every esthetician needs to get clients
The difference between traditional and non-traditional marketing
Why consistency matters more than motivation
How to create a simple system that actually brings in bookings
If no one is booking, the problem isn’t your pricing…
it’s that no one is seeing you.
You need consistent visibility, not occasional bursts of motivation.
Focus on:
Showing up consistently on 1–2 platforms
Getting in front of people regularly (online and in person)
Repeating your message so people remember and trust you
Key takeaway:
Visibility creates opportunity. Silence creates empty books.
If someone lands on your page and doesn’t know what you do within seconds, they’re leaving.
You need to be known for something specific.
Instead of:
“I offer customized facials”
Say:
“I help women 40+ improve fine lines and skin texture with results-driven facials”
Key takeaway:
Confused people don’t book. Clear people get paid.
You can’t hint your way into a fully booked schedule.
People need clear direction.
Strong CTAs sound like:
“DM me ‘FACIAL’ and I’ll send the booking link”
“I have 2 openings this week, message me to grab one”
Key takeaway:
If you don’t ask, they don’t act.
This is where most estheticians go wrong.
Getting clients is NOT just posting on Instagram.
Often overlooked, but one of the fastest ways to grow.
Examples:
Asking for referrals
Talking about your services during appointments
Local partnerships (hair stylists, gyms, boutiques)
Networking events
Word of mouth
Key takeaway:
Your next client is likely already connected to your current one.
This is how you grow your visibility at scale.
Examples:
Instagram content and reels
Email marketing
Website and SEO
Booking systems and follow-ups
Key takeaway:
Posting without a strategy is just digital journaling.
This is where momentum happens.
Example system:
Client comes in → you educate + plant a referral seed
You follow up after their appointment
You share results online
Their friend sees it and hears about you
That’s how you build consistent client flow.
Most estheticians don’t have a client problem.
They have:
A consistency problem
A clarity problem
A lack of a real system
Keep it simple:
3 posts per week
5–10 conversations (DMs, in-person, follow-ups)
1 direct booking post
That’s it. No overcomplicating.
Today:
Post something that leads directly to a booking
Start one real-life conversation about your services
Do that consistently, and you’ll already be ahead of most estheticians.
Join the Facebook Group: Estheticians in Business
Follow on Instagram: @estheticianinbusiness
Explore the Booked Solid Bundle + Marketing Courses

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