The discount is a proposal, not a decision.
Every price shown is your real price with 20% taken off, so you can see exactly what the offer
costs before you agree to it: $9 off a 30-minute, $14 off an hour, $22 off a 60-minute hilot.
Say the word on the discount, the dates and the terms, and we will set them.
1. The paid ad
Primary text
Your feet have carried you all week.
20% off every session this month. Thirty minutes on your feet is $36 instead of $45. A full hilot body session is $88 instead of $110. Same work, same table, less money.
Open every day, 10AM to 7PM, on Oakton Street in Skokie. Book from your phone in about thirty seconds.
Headline
20% off every session this month
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Book NowHow we would run it
| Audience | 5 miles around Skokie, 28 to 65, no interest targeting |
|---|---|
| Budget | $10 to $15 a day for a week, then read the numbers |
| Goes to | The new website, then your Vagaro booking page |
2. The page post
Post text
20% off everything this month.
30 minutes on your feet, $36. 45 minutes, $48. An hour, $56. Full body hilot for an hour, $88.
If you have been meaning to come in and kept putting it off, this is the month. Open every day, 10AM to 7PM. Booking ahead gets you the time you actually want.
4903 Oakton Street, Skokie
healotrus.com
Why it reads this way
The prices are in the post instead of "message us for details", because making somebody ask is a step most people will not take. No emojis: the discount is loud enough on its own, and the quiet tone is what makes the place feel like treatment rather than a sale.
What we need from you
| Discount | Yes or no to 20%, and whether it applies to packages |
|---|---|
| Dates | Start and end. Both creatives say "this month" until you set it. |
| Walk-ins | Do you take them? We left it out rather than guess in public. |
| Front desk | They need to know before the first person walks in asking for it. |