Who I build for
Websites for hair salons and barbers
Publish your prices. Plenty of people won’t phone to ask what a cut costs, and they book somewhere that says.
Somebody looking for a new salon has two questions, and they’re both practical. What does a cut cost, and can I get in on Saturday. A price list on the page answers both before anyone has to pick up the phone.
The other half is proof. Hair is visual and personal, and a gallery of work done in your chair says more than any number of words about passion and precision.
What your website needs
- A published price list, by service. Even a from-price beats nothing at all
- Walk-ins or appointments only — say which, plainly
- How to book. For most salons in this country that’s WhatsApp, so make it a button
- Photographs of cuts and colour done in your own chair
- Your hours, and which stylists work which days if that matters to your customers