Salon 80 West
Jupiter
We built the website for Salon 80 West, a Jupiter salon, and a month of content built around first visits and blowouts, so a new client sees what the chair feels like before booking.
Social media management is done-for-you posting and community care: content made for your brand, posted on a real schedule, with comments and messages answered fast. Search social media marketing in Jupiter and the first two results are job boards listing social media jobs in town. We do that job as a team instead: the plan, the filming, the editing, the posting and the replies.
In Jupiter, Google treats social media marketing partly as a job search: LinkedIn and Glassdoor take the top two spots, and a Boca Raton agency page ranks third. For an owner, that means plenty of businesses hiring for it and few Jupiter pages written to help you choose.
| Social media marketing searches | 50 a month | From inside Jupiter, the same as Palm Beach Gardens, Lake Worth Beach and Delray Beach |
|---|---|---|
| Management, content, video | 10 a month each | Social media management, content creation and video production each read 10, Google's floor |
| Who holds the map pack | Jupiter Marketing Agency | First with 14 reviews, above Local Social Marketing with 76 and Relevant Marketing & Events with 24 |
| Who holds page one | Job boards | LinkedIn and Glassdoor hold spots one, two and seven; Thrive ranks third with a Boca Raton page |
| AI summary on the search | No | Jupiter's search showed regular results with no AI Overview on top |
Google Maps, Google Search and Google Ads data for Jupiter, pulled November 2, 2026.
Four parts, one system. We plan it, make it, post it, and answer what comes back, then show you what it earned in plain language.
A monthly plan tied to your offers and busy season, with topics pulled from the real work you're doing.
Posts, graphics, and short video produced to your brand standard by our creative team, not stock photos.
Replies handled fast, so a question in your comments or inbox doesn't sit for days, and real jobs get routed to follow-up.
Once a month, a report on what went out, what it reached, and what it brought in, no vanity metrics.
On the call, we decide where to start. We look at your pages, your posts, and your messages, so you see what needs fixing.
Built around your business, never a generic template. You approve the calendar and standard early, then we start producing while you keep working.
Month to month, no lock-in. We post on schedule, answer what comes in, report, and everything we make stays in your accounts.
“Everything is communicated clearly, scheduling runs smoothly, and my clients feel supported from start to finish.”
Danilo CorreaJupiter
We built the website for Salon 80 West, a Jupiter salon, and a month of content built around first visits and blowouts, so a new client sees what the chair feels like before booking.
“You're seeing those ChatGPT ads everywhere and all you're noticing is that everyone is blending in and everything looks the same.”
Outsource it unless you have enough work to keep one person filming, editing, posting and answering every week, because one hire rarely does all four well. The job boards at the top of Jupiter's results show how many businesses here are trying the hiring route. It can work for a brand with a big feed and a marketing lead to manage the hire. For a salon, a shop or a service business, the math usually runs the other way: the person you hire needs a camera, an editor's eye, a writer's ear and someone checking their work, and when they leave, the know-how leaves with them. A team covers each of those jobs, keeps the schedule through vacations and sick days, and keeps your files organized. Either way, keep the logins in the business's name and keep every file, so the content stays with the company when people move on.
Many are made from the same templates, stock clips and AI caption tools, so they come out alike no matter whose business it is. A customer scrolling past a dozen Palm Beach County businesses can't tell one from the next, so none of them gets remembered. The fix is footage only you can make: your hands on the work, your shop, your regulars and your voice explaining a call you made. We plan each month around that and keep one style for your brand, so your posts look like one business over time and like nobody else's next to them. AI still helps behind the scenes, sorting clips and drafting first passes, and every line gets checked against how you actually talk before it goes up. Cover the logo on your last post, and a regular customer should still know right away that it's yours.
Post the first visit from the new client's side, since what stops most people from booking somewhere new is not knowing what happens when they walk in. For Salon 80 West in Jupiter, we built a month of content around first visits and blowouts. The same idea works for a shop: the counter, the fitting, the pickup, whatever the first visit really looks like. Content like that answers questions a new client won't ask out loud, like how long it takes, who does the work and whether they'll feel out of place. Then add proof: a regular's before and after, the owner explaining one choice, a review on screen. Post it steadily, answer every message the same day and send people straight to your booking link. A feed that shows the visit gets more first appointments than a feed that only shows the finished result.
Your profile should tell a stranger at a glance what you do, where you work and how to book, with proof one tap away. Start with the name and the first line of the bio: the service and the town in plain words, like pool repair and weekly service in Jupiter. Highlights do the job of a menu, with one each for services, before and afters, reviews, the team and how booking works. Pin your three best posts, so a visitor sees the work first and last week's announcement second. The booking or quote link goes in the bio, and it has to work on a phone. When someone messages instead, the reply should come fast and carry the same link. We set up the profile and the highlights before regular posting starts, because every ad, referral and reel ends up sending people to that one screen.
Instagram and Facebook come first for most Jupiter businesses, and TikTok earns a spot only when your customers are younger and you can post there without starving the other two. The good news is that one vertical video can serve all three. We cut every piece for a phone screen, post it as a Reel on Instagram and Facebook, and add TikTok when it fits your customers. A salon, a detailer or a fitness studio often has a real audience there. A roofer, a pool company or an accountant usually doesn't, and their time is better spent on the Google profile, where the same photos and clips also belong. The mistake is spreading thin: three half-run accounts look worse than one that posts every week. Pick the platforms your customers already use, run them well, and add a new one only after the first two are steady.
No jargon, no fine print. Anything not covered here, we go through on your free strategy session, about your own business.
Both. Salon 80 West in Jupiter is a salon, and the same planning, filming and posting works for a shop, a studio or a crew that drives to the job.
Yes. We plan the shoot around your quiet hours, film real work with your customers' permission and keep the setup small enough that the business keeps running.
We do, in your voice, and we check them against your brand rules before anything posts. You approve the style early, then we keep it steady.
Yes. Every video goes out as a Reel on Instagram and Facebook, and the best photos also go on your Google Business Profile.
It stays yours: every account, post, photo and file, raw and finished. We work month to month, so you can leave any month.
Thirty minutes with the founders. We'll look at what's on your pages now, and what should be there, and tell you straight what it needs. Content and a calendar built for your business, and you keep every account.

Here's who you'll talk toJustyn and Ryan, the founders, on the call