Made for Estheticians

The 90-Day Retention Recovery Kit

Also useful for: Spa Managers, Spa Owners, people in Estheticians

120 min Advanced Communication Earn More Client Hasn't Rebooked

Turn scattered client records into a focused retention campaign that restores appropriate treatment relationships without relying on discounts or nonstop follow-ups.

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Use this when

Rebooking has slowed, active treatment plans are going quiet, plan renewals are inconsistent, or past clients need thoughtful outreach without a blanket promotion.

You'll need

  • Retention goal
  • Review period
  • Client records
  • Cadence rules
  • Outreach channels
  • Voice and boundaries
  • Current retention numbers

You'll get

  • Every usable client record assigned one retention status
  • Every outreach candidate assigned a priority and next action
  • Approved messages prepared for each active segment
  • Contact limits and stop rules documented
  • Response paths documented for common and high-risk replies
  • A 90-day outreach calendar ready to run

By the end of this playbook

You will have:

  • Every usable client record assigned one retention status
  • Every outreach candidate assigned a priority and next action
  • Approved messages prepared for each active segment
  • Contact limits and stop rules documented
  • Response paths documented for common and high-risk replies
  • A 90-day outreach calendar ready to run

Sample

This is sample data, not your prompt. Pro unlocks this higher-stakes Playbook. On Free Playbooks you can still copy the assembled prompt into any AI.

Sample input

Retention goal: Reconnect with series clients who stopped scheduling and improve plan renewals without adding discounts.
Review period: 180 days.
Client records: 42 coded records. Twelve have incomplete series, nine completed plans without renewal, eight are one-time clients, seven are repeat clients overdue by more than 60 days, and six lack clear contact permission.
Cadence rules: Use the written treatment plan. Midpoint progress review required. No final treatment recommendation by message.
Channels: Text and email.
Voice and boundaries: Clear, calm, and low-pressure. Maximum two messages per cycle. Stop after an opt-out or direct decline.
Current numbers: 54% rebooking rate. Renewal rate not tracked.

Sample assembled prompt

Priority group 1: Eight active-plan clients...
Sample initial message: "Hi [first name],...
If you'd like to continue, the...
Would you like me to send...
If you'd like to revisit your...
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