Regulars come back. Quiet hours fill.
Dayrun reaches out to the clients who drifted, the ones with a birthday and the ones who loved their visit. New campaigns wait for your yes.

The same day, handled.
Without Dayrun
- Regulars stop coming and nobody notices
- Birthday offers are a good idea nobody sends
- Happy clients leave without being asked for a review
- One bulk email goes to everyone
With Dayrun
- Clients who haven't been in for 8 to 10 weeks hear from you
- Birthday offers go out on the day
- Today's happy clients are asked for a review
- Two personal sentences, with their stylist's name
A Tuesday of outreach
- 9:05 am

Leo finds the regulars who drifted
Leo checks visit history for clients who haven't been in for 8 to 10 weeks and calls one to bring her back.
- 11:00 am

Birthdays go out
Clients with a birthday this week get an offer from the promotions calendar. Only people who opted in.
- 2:20 pm

A lapsed client says yes
She replies on WhatsApp and Leo checks her in for her usual cut with her usual stylist.
2:21EElm Street Haironline- Today
Message - 6:00 pm

Next month's campaign waits
Leo drafts a school holiday campaign for families. It sits in approvals until the owner says yes.
Good morning, Mia
Saturday · Northside, both shops open
Three jobs, done every time.
Wins back regulars
Calls and messages the clients who quietly stopped, then gets them back in.
The right nudge
Birthday offers, recalls and quote follow-ups over WhatsApp, SMS and calls.
Asks for reviews
Happy clients get asked for a Google review while the visit is fresh.
Built to run inside your business.
Campaigns wait for approval
Every new campaign and any offer outside the promotions calendar needs a yes.
Opted in only
Only people who opted in, and only between 8 am and 8 pm local time.
Short and personal
Two sentences with their stylist's name. Never a bulk blast.
Built on real history
Who to contact comes from visit history in your own POS.