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New regulars for your salon
When people look for a new hairdresser or nail studio, they look at photos, prices and available appointments first – mostly on their phones, often in the evening. They search for what they want: “balayage”, “men’s haircut walk-in”, “gel nail infill”. Salons that show off their specialities and offer booking in just a few clicks win exactly these clients.
- Local search by service
- Booking platforms and profiles
- Mobile website
- balayage hairdresser Leicester
- men’s barber walk-in
- lash extensions price
What a finding for Hair and beauty salons looks like
Every finding names the evidence on your website and what to do – exactly as it appears in your report.
Example with made-up values – your report names the findings for your website.
Hair and beauty salons
Where websites in this industry typically lose customers
Price list missing or out of date
“Prices on request” or a list from three years ago. Clients want to know in advance roughly what colouring long hair costs – otherwise they book where the price is shown.
The best photos are on Instagram
On Instagram, the salon shows off its work; the website shows stock photos. Search engines then don’t see the salon’s specialities, and prospects have to switch platforms.
Booking only in a roundabout way
The link to the booking system is tucked away in the footer, or there’s only a phone number that nobody answers while they’re working.
Jargon without explanation
Balayage, lash lift or Shellac appear in the price list but are explained nowhere. Yet these are exactly the terms clients search for – wanting to know what’s involved and how long it lasts.
Hair and beauty salons
What the audit checks for you
Local search by service
Where your salon ranks in your neighbourhood and city for searches for your specialities, and which salons rank above you.
Booking platforms and profiles
Whether your salon is listed on Google, Treatwell and other booking platforms with the same details and up-to-date photos.
Mobile website
Whether the price list, booking button and directions are quick to reach on a phone and the photos don’t slow the page down.
Recommendations for your specialities
Whether AI assistants recommend your salon for your specialities – when someone asks for a hairdresser for curly hair in your city, for example.
Platforms that matter in your industry
The audit checks whether your business can be found there and whether your name, address and services match everywhere – AI assistants rely heavily on exactly these sources.
- Google Business Profile
- Treatwell
- Fresha
- Booksy
Suitable structured data
So that search engines and AI systems can read your details unambiguously:
- HairSalon
- BeautySalon
- NailSalon
- OfferCatalog for the price list
Price lists and final prices
Prices for consumers should be clear before a service is booked, and some countries require a price list for the main services to be displayed in the salon. If your website shows prices, they should be final prices including VAT; “from” prices should make clear what the actual price depends on, such as hair length or the time needed.
General information, not legal advice.
Hair and beauty salons
Frequently asked questions
Yes, as a “from” price with a note on what the final price depends on. That’s more honest than “on request” and answers the question that prompts many clients to search in the first place.
Instagram shows off your work well, but Google and AI assistants read little of it. Your website is the place for services, prices, team and booking – a few selected photos from Instagram bring it to life.
They are an additional source with reviews that AI assistants also take into account. Make sure that services, prices and opening hours there match your website, and that your website itself offers booking.
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