Start With the Client’s Daily Routine
Placement decisions often depend on how visible the tattoo should be. Ask whether the client wants the tattoo to be easy to show, easy to cover, or connected to their work and lifestyle. These questions help narrow down suitable areas.
Show Size and Body References
Use clear examples to show how the same design may look different on the forearm, shoulder, ribs, ankle, or back. Body references help clients understand scale and make the consultation more practical than discussing placement only through text.
Create Placement Education Videos With Easy Ads
Easy Ads can turn tattoo placement photos, body outline sketches, and design examples into short educational videos. Use them to explain size, visibility, movement, and composition. Add a call to action inviting viewers to request a placement consultation.

Explain How Placement Affects Design
A design may need to change depending on body shape, movement, available space, and viewing angle. Explain how the artist may adjust the size, direction, or composition so the tattoo fits the chosen area more naturally.
Help Clients Make an Informed Choice
The artist should guide the client without making the decision for them. Present several suitable options and explain the practical differences. A clear consultation helps clients feel confident before finalizing the design and appointment.
