The AI website builder for hair salons

Salon searches name the service and the neighborhood. Haircut, balayage, color correction, keratin, extensions, and bridal hair are different appointments with different lengths and prices. People search hair salon in a neighborhood more often than they search a brand name, unless they already follow a stylist. A homepage that says cuts and color gives those searches one shared URL.

Publish a page for the services on the book: cuts, color, treatments, extensions, and bridal or event hair if you do them. Add a page for each neighborhood or town you want clients from. Stylist names can be on the site when clients ask for a person, but the service page is what matches the search. The phone, the hours, and how to request a time should be visible on a phone without hunting.

Prom, weddings, and the holidays compress the color and updo calendar. Back-to-school and the start of summer bring haircut searches. Color correction is less seasonal and usually a longer visit that people research first. Say which services need a consult, how far ahead bridal dates book, and whether you take walk-ins. A salon site that hides the service list makes people call just to ask what you do, and the pages for services you no longer offer pull the wrong appointments. Color pages should say whether a correction needs a consult, and neighborhood pages should name the streets or towns the book is actually trying to fill. Bridal dates book further out than a haircut, so that page should say the lead time.