Guides
For hair salons.
Practical guides for salon owners on getting found online, cutting no-shows and turning visitors into booked appointments.
October 23, 2026
6 hair salon website mistakes that cost you bookings
Six common salon website mistakes that quietly cost bookings, from hidden prices to buried book buttons, and how to fix each one.
October 22, 2026
What to put on a hair salon website: a checklist
A practical checklist for salon owners: what your website needs above the fold, on the service menu, for stylists, policies and trust.
October 22, 2026
How to show up for "hair salon near me"
How hair salons can rank in Google's map results for "hair salon near me": Google Business Profile, a clear website, reviews and service-specific detail.
October 22, 2026
Salon website vs. Vagaro or Booksy page
Is a booking platform profile enough, or does your salon need its own website? What each does well and how to use them together.
October 22, 2026
How to get more Google reviews for your hair salon
Practical ways for salon owners to earn more Google reviews: ask at the right moment, make it easy, reply to every review and stay within Google's rules.
October 22, 2026
Showcasing your stylists on your website
How to present stylists on your salon website: photos, specialties, levels, portfolios and booking links that help clients pick the right person.
October 22, 2026
Online booking for salons: deposits and no-shows
How salons use online booking, deposits and clear cancellation policies to cut no-shows, especially on long color and balayage appointments.
October 22, 2026
How to list salon services and prices (cut, color, balayage, consults)
How to build a salon service menu that's easy to read: grouping, "from" pricing, stylist levels, and when to require a consultation first.
October 22, 2026
How much does a hair salon website cost?
What a salon website really costs: DIY builders, freelancers, agencies and done-for-you monthly plans, plus the hidden costs owners forget.
October 22, 2026
Does a hair salon need a website if it's on Instagram?
Instagram sells your color work. A website gets you found on Google, explains your pricing and takes booking requests. Here's why salons need both.