I optimize every touchpoint, from the first scroll to the final booking. Here is how I helped drive 36% user growth and 10× more bookings, while cutting marketing costs by 70%.
CMO 
Peggy Liao
COO 
Neako Tsao
Design Strategist / Consultant
Yiwei Chang
StyleMap is an online-merge-offline (OMO) disruptive innovation that operates automated hair salons, not only the platform that connects customers and hairdressers but also the systems for Customer Relationship Management (CRM), Enterprise Resource Planning(ERP) and consultations.
Despite heavy ad spend, bookings stayed flat. I redesigned the marketing materials and strengthened key touchpoints like reviews and referrals, to make word-of-mouth more visible and trustworthy. This shift cut ad costs by 90% and still brought a 12% increase in new users.

After refining our customer retention strategy, we doubled down on acquisition, giving us an edge over traditional salons. I helped lead the expansion, merging two brands and opening five new salons in six months. With loyal clients and clear positioning, we turned momentum into real, scalable growth.
Even top stylists lose 10% of clients regularly, making new customer acquisition essential. But many fall into the trap of chasing trends or making viral content, only to burn out when it doesn’t lead to bookings. Steady, strategic outreach works better than chasing likes.
User interviews and behavior mapping revealed two key insights: people trust real stories over ads, and search habits vary by audience. To drive growth, we focused on making every touchpoint more personal, authentic, and aligned with how people actually decide.
Our most loyal customers didn’t come from ads, they came from genuine recommendations. So instead of chasing viral content, we focused on what truly converts: building and showcasing real stories. By helping stylists collect emotional, specific feedback and placing it at key decision points, we turned trust into action. These authentic voices became our most powerful marketing tool and the reason new clients keep coming.

“Only this hairdresser could fix my stubborn curls.”
“I felt genuinely cared for throughout the session.”
“They knew what I wanted before I even said it.”
In a crowded social feed, the first second decides everything. Our previous ad content was easy to overlook, so I led a redesign to make visuals clearer, more relevant, and emotionally engaging.


While others chased flashy ads, I turned to Google Maps reviews, where customers already come to decide.
I analyzed how people search: younger users scroll Instagram for inspiration, while others trust Google to find reliable salons. So I treated each listing like a mini storefront, tailored visuals and real, thoughtful reviews based on each salon’s audience.
Trendy salons got bold photos and top-rated styles; neighborhood salons got warm, detailed reviews. This simple shift made our listings feel more personal and trustworthy.