Clients judge a salon or therapist by how it presents itself online, often before they ever book.
Clients judge a salon or therapist by how it presents itself online, often before they ever book. A lot of great beauty and wellness businesses are relying on an Instagram bio or a Facebook page to do a website's job — and that works, right up until someone wants to check your prices, opening hours, or just confirm you're a real, established business before they hand over their trust.
It also has to do double duty as a shop window and a booking desk — the difference between someone scrolling past and someone actually getting in touch usually comes down to how easy you've made that next step.
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A polished, on-brand site that matches the quality of your actual work.
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Prices, services and opening hours laid out clearly, so people don't have to ask.
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An easy way to get in touch or book, without digging through social media posts.
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Photos of your work given the space to actually shine, if you've got them.
Think of it as the front window of your business — open all hours, always looking its best.
Yes — if you already use something like Fresha, Treatwell or a similar booking tool, I'll link straight through to it rather than trying to replace it.
No — I use whatever photos you already have. If you don't have any yet, we'll talk about what makes sense rather than filling the gap with generic stock images.
Yes — a clear price list is one of the most useful things a beauty or wellness site can have. It cuts down on "how much is..." messages before anyone's even walked through the door.
Business email available for £5/month. No hidden extras, no tiers based on business type — just one honest price.
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