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Schema markup is a bit of behind-the-scenes code that tells Google and AI exactly what your business is, in a language they trust. Here’s what it is and which types every salon should have.
Read articleA good FAQ page is the highest-ROI page most salons don’t have. It answers real client questions, wins Google snippets, and gets quoted by AI — all from one simple format.
Read articleName, Address, Phone. If yours don’t match perfectly across the web, you’re quietly eroding the trust Google and AI need to recommend you. It’s the least glamorous fix with some of the best returns.
Read articleChains have budgets. Independents have personality. Personality wins online — but only when the setup supports it. Four advantages independents have, and how to actually use them.
Read articleAsking for reviews is awkward. Not asking is more expensive. Here's the system that gets you 5-15 new reviews a month — without asking out loud once.
Read articleIf a client two miles away types "lash extensions near me" and you don't appear in the results, you don't exist. Six fixes that get you back on the map this week.
Read articleReading is one thing. Seeing what we'd actually find on your site, your Google profile, and your booking flow is another. The audit is free, the recommendations are honest, and there's no pitch attached.
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