What to put on a beauty salon website: masters, prices
Booking with a particular master, prices by hair length, before and after photos, reviews and booking rules: what to put on a beauty salon's website.
How to plan, build and run a website for a small business.
Practical articles for the owner of a barbershop, a salon, a café or a repair service: what to put on the site, what it costs and how to prepare for the launch.
Booking with a particular master, prices by hair length, before and after photos, reviews and booking rules: what to put on a beauty salon's website.
Matters in the client's words, the payment model, specialists, documents and booking a consultation: what to put on a law firm's website.
Price list, a quote before the work, a warranty in numbers, opening hours and booking a diagnosis: what a driver checks on a car workshop's website.
No prices, a complicated form, slow loading, a site Google does not show: eight reasons visitors leave without an enquiry, and how to fix them.
A short name, transliteration, .com.ua or .ua, the renewal price and email on your own domain: how to choose the address of a business website.
Instagram brings followers, a website brings clients from Google. What each channel gives, when a social network is enough and how to use both.
A Business Profile on Google: how to create, verify and fill it in so that clients nearby find you on the map and go on to your website.
How to switch on booking, add services and hours, get every booking in Telegram and remind clients of their visit. Step by step, with the benefits.
Services in the client’s words, prices, cases, the team and how you work: what a company website needs so that a client writes to you.
A catalogue with photos and prices, stock, delivery, payment, returns and the showroom: what to put on a shop site so that buyers write to you.
Prices for typical repairs, the callout and diagnostics fees, the warranty, your area and a request form: what to put on a repair service site.
A timetable with levels, membership prices, trainers, photos of the floor and a trial class: what a gym site needs to get newcomers to book.