Salons, repairs & consultants templates
Service menus, open slots, appointment cards, flyers and passes that show what a service is, who it is for and how to book it. MarketiQ’s Creative Director picks from these 16 templates whenever a post’s message fits one of them, then fills it with your brand, facts and copy.
All Salons, repairs & consultants templates
Menu with durations
A printed service menu
Open appointment slots
An open spiral-bound appointment book
Appointment reminder card
The little appointment card a clinic or salon hands over
Emergency fridge magnet
A brand-colour fridge magnet stuck on a brushed fridge door
Doorknob hanger
A die-cut doorknob hanger looped over a door knob
Localities map
A schematic street map
Minute-by-minute clock
A clock-face dial split into coloured segments, one per step of a session, sized by the minutes the post gives, with the total in the middle and a numbered legend
Membership tiers wallet
Two or three membership tiers as plastic member cards cascading out of a wallet
Before/after slider
The brand's own before and after photographs of one job side by side behind a white slider handle, tagged BEFORE and AFTER, over the headline, what was done, a few fact…
Credentials wall
A clinic or office wall hung with framed certificates
Meet your practitioner
Who will see you
Warranty card
A service warranty card on a dark ground
Business card
A professional's 'visiting card' shown front and back on a linen desk
Estimate pad
A carbon-copy estimate pad
Vehicle livery
A brand-colour service van in profile on the road
Availability calendar
A month calendar card with the open dates circled in the brand colour
Samples use fictional brands; MarketiQ fills each template with your brand, facts and copy.
New Salons, repairs & consultants from the Template Foundry
The Template Foundry’s AI design team reads a sample post, debates its look and designs new templates around the clock; only designs that pass the same render checks as the library, look unlike every template we already have and convince our art-director model join it. 120 so far — the newest here.
Frosted Caller
A concealed floating hero leads a remixed call-screen announcement: a standalone launch sticker, oversized caller name, compact status row and illuminated action pill.
The Fifth Is Calling
An incoming-call-inspired teaser with a centred caller-name headline, a floating frosted hero, an isolated NEW stamp and a wide handset action pill.
Pocketful of Know-How
Two unequal garment pockets turn a testimonial into brought-versus-learned proof: a torn garment occupies the small pocket, while an oversized stitched quote patch dominates the larger pocket.
Words On The Patch
A supported-learning testimonial becomes the patch on an oversized garment cutout. A huge beginner hook opens the composition; horizontal testimony sits within the stitched, tilted patch.
Spoonful Evidence
A tactile human-testimony carousel built around a flash-lit hands-and-spoon cutout. Large quotes become torn-paper witness labels beneath the spoonful, while changing icons and gold tabs mark the evidence and the closing check.
Salary Missing, Route Diverted
A floating job-card sculpture meets a sharply diverted reading route, then lands on an oversized percentage, a matching meter and its directly aligned explanation.
The Slipping Salary Field
A huge poll percentage anchors an editorial collage; a cut-out paper slip visibly skids away beneath it, with the salary-field correction on a tilted white strip.
Waiting Cut Short: Case File
A recruitment case as a cut-short waiting ticket: a monumental before/after route illustration, paired friction-and-intervention panels, and a save stamp integrated into a reusable scorecard.
Cycle Budget Tiles
A tilted headline strip introduces a cutout allowance inventory: twelve equal tiles, nine consumed and three remaining. Compact captions identify the example limit and distinguish remaining allowance from condition.
Wrong Cue Right Check
A cut-paper correction carousel: a bedding-check collage leads the cover, while oversized accent arrows bridge crossed shortcuts and checked alternatives on numbered inside pages.
The Unfinished Edit
An oversized customer question leads a cut-out revision metaphor and two tilted comparison sheets, followed by an unfinished check strip and the next test. A candid build log, never a product screenshot.
Move the Finish Line
A brutalist correction poster pairs a painted wrong-finish-line metaphor with a crossed-out belief, asymmetric destination labels and a direct discussion question.
Samples use fictional brands; MarketiQ fills each template with your brand, facts and copy.
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