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  • How can I get clients as an esthetician using social media?

    Posted by Competitive-Text2305 on October 2, 2024 at 4:52 pm

    Hi everyone! I posted this on r/esthetics but figured this may be a better place to post

    So… im in the middle of a career change. I started esthetics school about a month and a half ago, and I keep being told I need to use social media to build a client list and make a name for myself in the industry. I totally understand this and agree…. The only problem is I hate social media after being cyberbullied in high school and have a LOT of anxiety when it comes to posting. So much so that I deleted my social media accounts when I was 20… so I can’t advertise my new business account there. I’m only on LinkedIn and in a new area, so I don’t have many connections around here. Because it’s also been years since I’ve posted anything, I have no idea what and/or how to post anything. Can y’all give me some good tips on really anything related to social media? Like what to post, best platforms, editing apps, best hashtags, captions to write, etc

    Also need to start asap because I need clients to work on to fulfill all of the requirements so I can graduate.

    I truly appreciate any help you can give!!!

    Competitive-Text2305 replied 6 months, 3 weeks ago 2 Members · 1 Reply
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  • bushersweet

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    October 2, 2024 at 5:38 pm

    Ways to grow your business include social media, website, ads, personal networking among others.

    I have several clients in the esthetician/PMU/tattoo artist niche and social media and ads are generally the areas where we focus on getting traffic and booked appointments.

    If you are unsure of what to post and how to optimize your account, start by looking at other estheticians accounts which have a big following, engagement and activity. Emulate what they’re doing. You will eventually be able to generate traffic and appointments from your socials.

    I offer my clients a website/landing page with automated appointments and that sort of thing but if you are just starting out you can probably look at Jane or square as a payment processor/scheduler if you don’t have a big budget.

    I know a thing or two about this niche so if you want to message me you can but it seems like you will need major help with fundamentals and actually getting things started. YouTube is probably your best bet in that case

  • Agreeable-College812

    Guest
    October 2, 2024 at 8:52 pm

    I’ll start by telling you that social media is for you and not your friends or bullies.

    Learn to rise above challenges. You will see how far you’ll go.

    I’d advise you to pick the platform you feel suits your needs.

    Create a profile and optimize it so that you are discoverable.

    From there, come up with a content strategy and visit chat gpt for content ideas. Use capcut to edit videos and canva to create aesthetically pleasing graphics.

    I totally understand that you are not comfortable with showing your face yet, and it’s okay. Show your work✨️

    Post more reels or tiktok videos and be consistent. Try 3 posts per week and 3 stories daily. If you are busy, you can schedule them using metricool.
    Interact with other accounts by leaving meaningful comments under their post.

    Good luck!

    I’d be happy to assist you with it, too✨️

  • OkAstronomer655

    Guest
    October 2, 2024 at 10:07 pm

    If you’re not into platforms like Instagram or TikTok, LinkedIn might actually work for you too, especially for connecting with local business owners who might need your services. Maybe start small by sharing educational posts, like skincare tips or what you’re learning in school, so it doesn’t feel too much like “advertising” and more like sharing your journey.

    Also, something that can help you track what’s working or not with your posts is keeping an eye on which keywords or hashtags you rank for. For example, I use a tool called SERPtag that shows me where I rank for specific terms, which can help guide future content. But yeah, take it slow and post at your own pace—no pressure to do it all at once.

  • LauraAnderson18

    Guest
    October 3, 2024 at 9:00 am

    Starting from scratch can be tough, but you’ve got this! Consider using Instagram or TikTok, they’re visual platforms perfect for showcasing your skills. Start small with tips on skincare or before-and-after transformations. I felt the same way about social media at first, but once I shared my journey, it became much easier. Focus on your passion for esthetics, and your authenticity will shine through!

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