A good cut startswith a conversation.
Start with the consultation
Explain how you talk through the client’s ideas and everyday routine before choosing a cut.
A good cut startswith a conversation.
Answer a common question
Give someone a clear idea of what to bring to the conversation at their next visit.
Meet the personbehind the chair.
Introduce the stylist
Share the stylist’s own approach and the work they enjoy, using approved team information.
A different setting
for the same business.
Choose channels that suit your content and customers. We confirm account access and the formats that can be published before adding them to the plan.
Try the channel previews aboveShow the work and explain the visit.
Service explainers, project photos, estimates, seasonal questions, and the team on site.
Make the consultation approachable.
Team introductions, the consultation process, the space, and owner-approved service information.
Show the style and the people behind it.
Work with permission to share, consultations, styling details, aftercare, and studio news.
Help people get to know the practice.
Clinician and team introductions, visiting information, office updates, and reviewed service explanations.
Explain the firm’s approach.
Practice information, the consultation process, team introductions, and communication expectations.
Make the work easier to understand.
Workshop photos, repair explanations, estimates, handovers, and the people working on the cars.
Help someone picture their first visit.
Coach introductions, class formats, the facilities, first-visit questions, and business updates.
Show the care and communication.
Team introductions, grooming work with permission, practice information, and visit expectations.
Put the cut and the shop on display.
Cuts and finishes, barber introductions, consultation tips, and shop news.
Give the work its context.
Artist styles, drawings, work with permission to share, consultations, and aftercare information.
Questions about
social media.
What does Aaptly actually create?
The agreed content plan, captions, channel versions, and supported post visuals. Posts use your business facts, services, available photos, news, and approved customer material. The number of posts, channels, formats, and production work are defined in your plan or service order.
Which channels can you post to?
The regular text-and-image workflow supports connected Instagram, Facebook Pages, LinkedIn, X, Threads, and Bluesky accounts. Google Business Profile updates have a separate supported workflow. Account eligibility, media, and format requirements still apply. We confirm additional channels and formats during setup.
Will anything publish without my approval?
Aaptly-prepared social drafts in this workflow wait for your approval. You can approve, request a change, or skip a post. An unapproved draft does not quietly become a published post.
Can I change a scheduled post?
Eligible scheduled posts can be stopped or sent back for a change while there is time before publishing. The current cutoff is five minutes before the scheduled time. A changed Aaptly draft returns for your approval. If the channel cannot stop the post, Aaptly shows that outcome instead of claiming it was cancelled.
Do I need to take photos or write the captions?
Aaptly writes the captions. Your own photos and business updates help make the posts specific, and you can send them through the Social Media page. We also work with suitable material already available from your business. We agree any photography session, design work, or other production needs in advance.
Does this include Reels, TikTok, or YouTube videos?
The examples here show text-and-image posts. Video needs suitable footage, production, account support, and format checks. Reels, TikTok, YouTube, and other video work must be confirmed in the scope; connecting an account does not automatically include video creation or every publishing format.
What results can I see?
Available channel data can include reach, impressions, likes, comments, shares, saves, clicks, and video views. Results are shown with their source and last update. Not every channel supplies every metric, recent figures can change, and reach across posts or channels is not a count of unique people for the whole business.
Are paid ads and customer messages included?
Paid campaigns sit under Advertising, with separately agreed fees and spend. Supported social messages can connect to Aaptly’s inbox, but inbox coverage and responsibility for replies are confirmed separately. A publishing plan alone does not mean every message or comment is being answered.
What Aaptly takes care of
The work behind
the finished post.
A caption and an image are only part of it. Planning, revisions, account setup, scheduling, and delivery checks keep the work moving from an idea to something customers can see.
A plan for what to post
We work from your services, the questions customers ask, the work you can show, and the news you want to share. The plan sets the topic mix, channels, tone, and posting schedule for your business.
Service spotlights, helpful answers, team introductions, business updates, and approved customer stories.
Captions with real details
Aaptly prepares the wording from your business information and source material. A post should explain something specific: what a visit involves, how a service works, or what customers should know before contacting you.
Offers, dates, qualifications, and customer quotes need a source. We don’t make them up to fill a calendar.
Photos and post artwork
Use photos you send, available business and portfolio images, and suitable Google profile photos. We select visuals, prepare supported post artwork, and match the crop and layout to the post.
You can send photos, news, or an offer through Aaptly. Original shoots and video production are agreed separately.
A version for each channel
Adapt the caption, length, hashtags, and visual presentation for the connected channel. Preview the post before approval so the text and image make sense together.
A Facebook Page post, an Instagram feed post, and a short text update do not all need the same presentation.
A clear approval and revision step
See the proposed post, its planned time, and what it is based on. Approve it, ask for a different image or wording, or skip it. A revised draft comes back for your approval.
Eligible scheduled posts can also be stopped or sent back for a change before the publishing cutoff.
Scheduling, delivery, and follow-through
Approved posts go into the agreed schedule. Aaptly checks each channel’s delivery result and handles publishing issues. You can see which posts are scheduled, which are live, and whether anything still needs attention.
A submission is not a published post. The channel has to confirm delivery; an expired connection may need your authorization to reconnect.