When someone looks for a hairdresser in your town, does your salon come up?

The gaps we find most often in salons

What 1440° does for a salon

• Real measurement: your position for "hairdresser + your town" (or beauty salon, barber, nail salon), recorded street by street, and what ChatGPT, Perplexity and Gemini answer when asked for a salon — screenshots included.
• A complete listing: services, prices, hours, recent photos, an up-to-date booking link.
• Reviews: every review gets a reply in your voice — thanking properly, answering criticism calmly. You approve before it's sent.
• Posts: every week, posts ready for your Google listing, Instagram and Facebook, with photos of your work.

How we work is detailed on the method page, the prices on the pricing page — from €39/month, no commitment.

Questions from salons

I work alone and I don't have time to deal with this.

That's exactly the case 1440° exists for: everything is prepared for you, all that's left is the approval — a few minutes a week, between two appointments, from your phone.

My clients come by word of mouth, what's the point?

Word of mouth goes through Google now: someone recommends your salon, and they still look it up on Maps before calling. An incomplete or silent listing can undo a recommendation.

What do you actually post for a salon?

Your work (with your clients' consent), what's new — a colour, a treatment, a product —, holiday hours, slots opening up. Always with your photos and in your voice, never generic visuals.