• 059: 3 Website Lessons I Wish I'd Known in My Salon Days

  • Jan 17 2025
  • Durée: 13 min
  • Podcast

059: 3 Website Lessons I Wish I'd Known in My Salon Days

  • Résumé

  • In this episode, Jules reflects on her time managing a salon website as a beauty and holistic therapist. She shares the lessons she wishes she had known, offering valuable insights for salon owners and small businesses looking to make their websites work harder for them.

    Key Takeaways:

    • Harnessing Website Potential: Learn how to use your website to attract more customers, showcase your services, and even assist in recruiting team members.
    • Making the Most of Google Business Profile: Discover how to optimise your profile with unique content and visuals to connect with your audience and stand out locally.
    • The Power of Local Search Optimisation: Understand why standing out locally is easier than competing nationally and how to use location-specific content to your advantage.
    • Building and Leveraging an Email List: Explore the importance of growing an email list and nurturing it regularly to boost engagement and sales.
    • Creating Unique Product Pages: Find out why crafting original product descriptions can help your site rank higher and attract local customers.

    This episode is packed with practical advice to help local businesses unlock the power of their websites and reduce the pressure of constant marketing efforts.

    Resources mentioned in this episode:

    • Free Beginner's QuickStart Guide to SEO – A simple guide to get started with SEO.
    • Website Consulting – Personalised advice and actionable steps to improve your website and SEO.

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