Your website looks great. Is it booking anyone?
Most salon websites are pretty and quiet. Slow on a phone, vague about price, three taps too many to book, and invisible when someone asks Google or an AI assistant for a good colourist nearby. I find what's getting in the way and hand you the fix, written out.
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Three things, all written down.
The audit
A twelve point review of how your site performs and persuades, each point scored, with screenshots and the specific fix.
The words
Four pages rewritten and ready to paste in: home, about, services, and the one page that matters most to your bookings.
The plan
Four weeks of changes in priority order, so you or your web person know exactly what to do first.
What gets checked
- Speed on a phone, on mobile data
- The first screen: can a stranger tell what you do and where in five seconds
- The path to booking, tap by tap
- Prices: findable, clear, and confident
- Google Business Profile and local search basics
- Page titles, headings and descriptions
- Structured data, so search engines and AI assistants can read you
- Proof: reviews, before and afters, team, awards
- Photography and how it's used
- Email capture and what happens after
- Navigation and dead ends
- Accessibility and the legal basics
- You're paying for ads and the site isn't converting the clicks
- You had it designed and it's lovely and nothing changed
- You're about to rebuild and want a brief worth building from
- You have someone who can make changes and needs to be told which
- You don't have a website yet
- You want someone to make the changes for you. This is the diagnosis and the script, not the surgery
- You want a quick opinion. This is the long version
Find out what it's costing you.
Join the launch list
Sales open soon. One email the day they do, nothing else.
One email the day it opensYour address is never sharedFixed price, no surprises