Ever had a client tell you “I’ll definitely be back”……and then they vanish into the void? 👻 You post solid work. Clients love their tattoos. You tag them. They tag you... Then silence. If part of you has blamed Instagram, the algorithm, or “people just being flaky” — this video is for you 🎯 In this breakdown, I get brutally honest about why clients actually don’t come back and why most studios are leaking money without realising it 💸 You’ll see: 🔥 Why the algorithm isn’t your real problem 🕳️ The invisible leaks in your client experience 🔁 How to turn one-time walk-ins into repeat clients 📆 How to build a diary that’s predictable, not a rollercoaster This isn’t about posting more reels or chasing trends, It’s about systems, follow-up, and giving clients a reason to remember you. If you run a tattoo studio, feel burned out, and want control instead of chaos, watch this. If you know another artist stuck in the same loop, share it with them 👊 Watch the video. Let it sting a little. Then fix the leaks. 🚀

🔥 Your Tattoo Calendar Isn’t Dead… It’s Delayed. Here’s the Fix. Most studios think they have a marketing problem. What they really have is a 60-day lag problem. 🎯 Your empty calendar today wasn’t created this week. It wasn’t last week. It was two months ago, when nothing was happening behind the scenes to warm clients, reactivate leads, or prep demand. Artists try to fix a 60-day problem in 6 hours — panic posting, discounting, begging the algorithm for mercy. None of it works, because tattoo clients don’t book instantly. They behave in cycles. They browse, they think, they wait for payday, they revisit the idea… then they book. Once you see the lag, the chaos suddenly makes sense. Once you learn to plan ahead, you kill the feast-and-famine cycle forever. 📉 Roller-coaster months? 📉 Busiest summer ever followed by “wtf happened” autumn? 📉 Burnout and no predictable income? This video walks you through the real mechanics behind tattoo demand — and the simple 60-day system studios use to build steady, high-quality calendars without living on Instagram. Inside the video: ⚡ The hidden 60-day delay that controls your bookings ⚡ Why today’s drought started two months ago ⚡ How to warm your clients before you need them ⚡ The forward-planning system studios use to reach £250k–£500k/year without burning out ⚡ Why timing — not talent — determines your calendar If you’re tired of reacting… tired of guessing… tired of praying the DMs wake up… this will completely reframe how you run your studio. 🧭 Stop running your business on luck. Start running it on systems. Tap the video. Take control of your next 60 days today.

If your bookings have slowed… even though your work keeps getting better…this video is going to sting a little — but it might save your tattoo career. Because there’s a silent reason your diary feels unpredictable, empty, or “quiet for no reason”…and it has nothing to do with your skill, style, or portfolio. Here’s the uncomfortable truth 👇Most tattoo artists are relying on something that looks like a business system…but was never designed to bring them consistent clients. And until you fix this one invisible bottleneck, you’ll always feel like: • you’re posting constantly with no return• you’re at the mercy of Instagram’s mood• your income swings month to month• you’re doing everything “right” but your calendar still feels dry• you can’t relax because your bookings don’t feel predictable The crazy part? Once you see what’s actually causing it… you can’t unsee it. 🎥 Watch this video and I’ll walk you through the exact reason your bookings keep drying up… and the first steps to fixing it for good. This is one of those “after you hear it, nothing in your business looks the same” moments. Tap play. Your future self will thank you.

Diaries don't just empty out overnight for no reason. It's usually a slow drip, over time that artists don't pay attention to. Why? When things are good, effort levels drop. Artists concentrate on tattoos rather than their diary and the diary suffers. Then comes the scramble... "Oh Sh*t... my diary is empty!" Well, the best way to fill up your diary is right in front of you. Your client base. How do you do it? A simple 3-step process.

YOUR 2 MAIN BUSINESS RULES inside your Tattoo Studio: 1. Build your Client Database. 2. Work your Client Database. I cannot emphasise enough to you how the busiest artists and studios I work with are the ones who understand the value of their client list and work it often. I've worked with dozens of studios now and the story is always the same. "I'm quiet." "When was the last time you worked your client database?" "Oh... I can't remember... at least 6 months ago." "That's why you're quiet. Work it much more often!"