Most tattoo artists are incredible at their craft...but completely in the dark about their business.
nobody told you followers ≠ bookings
Nobody showed you how to build a sales funnel
How this all started
"My first client was a tattoo academy. I met passionate young artists trying to break into one of the hardest industries to crack.
Not long after launching the client's site, I was invited to teach a lesson on marketing and sales. The positive response I received opened my eyes.
I realized tattoo artists need someone who undersands their world and can help them build a business that scales. So that's exactly when I started INKR."
Hi, I'm Seth
Phase 1
DEEP RESEARCH
After starting INKR Agency, I knew I had to spend as much time as necessary to create a powerful business growth system for you.
The Instagram Problem
The first thing I realized was most (if not all) tattoo artists rely on Instagram for finding clients. The problem is your DMs are full of tire kickers asking “how much for a small one?” and you lose hours answering messages that rarely turn into bookings.
The Sales Funnel gap
The next thing I realized was that artists have no path that guides a curious Insta follower toward an actual booking. People bounce between your posts and DM, never landing anywhere that answers their questions or moves them forward.
The time suck
Finally, I realized how much time tattoo artists waste responding to the same questions over and over. Aftercare instructions, pricing structure, shop policies, prep instructions before a session, etc. You lose hours every week.
Phase 3
Building the System
Every page, form, and integration is purpose-built to move clients from discovery to booked appointment.
Thumb-Friendly
Our sites are built for the phone screen first with modern layouts.
Words That Sell
We write persuasive copy that moves a visitor towards booking.
No More DMs
Pricing, policies, and FAQs all on your site before clients ever reach out.
Booking Integration
Every site syncs with Vagaro, Square, or Booksy with no friction.
