There's revenue hiding in your client list.

Really free, no catch. I run the 14-day pilot on up to 300 of your lapsed clients at no cost, and you keep every booking it brings back. I'd rather earn your business by proving it works than by selling you on it. If it doesn't deliver, we simply part as friends.

Almost none. You send me one export of your client list — that's the only thing I need. I build and run the whole campaign in your name, and your front desk simply books the clients who reply.

Not at all — keep everything exactly as it is. I work on top of whatever system you already use, and the bookings land right back on your existing calendar. Nothing to install, nothing to learn.

It only ever goes to your own past clients — people who already know and love you — and it's warm and personal, always in your voice, never pushy. Every message has an easy opt-out, and the moment someone replies or books, the texts stop.

Completely. Your list stays yours, I use it only to run your campaign, and I never reach anyone who isn't already your client. You confirm your clients have agreed to hear from you, and we honor every opt-out — and we can start with a small segment so you're comfortable before sending the rest.

Yes, with a few rules most spas don't know about. Carriers now require every business sending texts to be registered under its own name, and your website needs specific wording — otherwise messages get quietly filtered and never arrive. I handle all of that for you as part of setup. All I ask is that the people on your list are your own past clients who've agreed to hear from you. Every message has a one-tap opt-out, and the texts stop the moment someone replies, books, or asks out.

Then you've paid nothing and you keep any bookings it did bring back. That's the whole point of the free pilot — I carry the risk, not you.

Your front desk — but only the easy part: the clients saying "yes, book me." I handle all the outreach and follow-up quietly behind the scenes.

I'm Tammy — locally owned, right here in Sammamish. Marigold does one thing and does it well: gently bring your lapsed clients back into bloom.